Alpha Kieran Novels & Stories

‘You look gorgeous, babe. I rolled my eyes, catching the attention of the alpha’s son. ‘Which is what you say like every time you see me. So how can I trust your sincerity?’ ‘Don't believe me?’ Tyson chuckled. ‘Then look at the proof written on the face of alpha jr.’ I glanced over at Kieran. Indeed, he watched me, as if intrigued by my private conversation with Tyson. His eyebrow hitched up in question. Thankfully, there was a slight distraction as the meal was served, starting at our end of the table. Kieran was an exact replica of his father, just a younger version with no beard. The trio shared their golden hair and sky blue eyes. Whereas Kylie's face appeared soft and open, Kieran's har

He crossed the room in three long strides and slammed both hands down on the desk, leaning in so they were face to face, close enough that he could see the flecks of darker gold in Elliot's eyes. "Being a strong alpha doesn't make you bulletproof, you arrogant asshole," Kieran said, his voice low and harsh. "Arrogance is what gets people killed. You think because you've got S-Tier genetics and money that you're invincible? I've seen men twice your size and ten times as trained get killed because they thought they were too important to die."

Fury burned in her chest. Damien stepped closer to her, his presence solid, unwavering. “You really think we’d sell her out to you?” His tone was almost amused. “You haven’t changed, Kieran. Still full of shit.” Kieran chuckled. “And you, Damien, still running from your past.” His golden gaze darkened. “But you can’t run from this.” Luca’s patience snapped. “This conversation is over.” Kieran exhaled, shaking his head. “Pity. I would have preferred a peaceful resolution.” He took a step back, his smirk never fading. “The Alpha will be disappointed. But not surprised.”

at the gala looks even more pathetic now! 【Remember when Meredith acted all humble accepting that award? She knew she was lying!】 【Kieran's finished. No respectable pack will work with him after this.】 The comments kept pouring in. Screenshots of my post flooded every werewolf social media platform. Kieran's name became a complete laughingstock. His carefully orchestrated romantic gesture was now public humiliation. Every news outlet picked up the story. "Alpha's Public Betrayal: The Real Story Behind the Stolen Research." Word was he trashed his entire office that day.

Kai says, opening the car door for me. “Besides, Lily doesn’t have a scent, remember.” I bite my bottom lip and feel the beginning of a headache starting. Kai starts up the car and lets out a sigh, and I look over at him. He is everything I could ever want in a man; he’s a protector, a warrior, a deadly Alpha who loves me and worships me like a Goddess. My hand goes to my stomach as I remember DA Westcott’s words right before I snapped, and my eyes widen.

He was getting paranoid. Good. One night, after serving Damien his drink, I slipped away into the forest. Kieran was already waiting. He leaned against a tree, arms crossed, watching me with that same unreadable expression. “How’s the game?” he asked. “Moving as planned,” I said. His gaze flickered, sharp as ever. “Damien isn’t the real problem, you know.” I tensed. “I know.” “Alpha Donovan won’t fall just because you made his favorite boy sick,” Kieran said. “You have to be ready for what comes next.”

They know I want this too. "What are you waiting for alpha suck is big juicy cock." That sentence warms in my chest. Yes I'm in charge and I get a growl from both of them. I watch as Cast puts Kieran's dick in his mouth slowly, like he gets off on the torture of this. He licks the head once, twice and then swirls it like a damn lollipop. Kieran runs his hand down my arm and we're holding hands. "Fucccckkk". I hear Kieran say, "Keeping doing that alpha."

I wanted to understand. He took a deep breath. “My name… is Kieran,” he said. “Kieran Thorne.” I froze. Just his name hit me like a punch. It sounded human. Normal. But everything about him said it wasn’t. “My pack,” he said, “my people… they are divided. Destroyed. I was supposed to lead them. I am their alpha by right.” “You… were poisoned,” I said slowly. The wounds. The blood. The fever. “Is that why you were on the street?”

His prominent brute façade was now ruined due to their evident lack of experience. "I apologize for these two morons. Now that the truth is out, you may as well follow us to meet our Alpha. He is requesting to speak to the fools dumb enough to try and trespass on our land." Kai muttered, his voice annoyed as he turned and walked towards the tree line. As we stepped into the barrier, I felt a familiar pull in my stomach. Kai stopped and turned to look at me. His eyes glazed over as his mind linked someone. "What's your name," Kai asked. Erik stepped in front of me, blocking me from his line of sight. I placed my hand on his shoulder.

Pain bit my chest again—punishment for obedience that didn’t belong to me anymore. Dax stepped in front of me, shoulders squaring. “Stay behind me.” Kieran pushed through the brush into the copper eclipse light. He looked like he’d been carved out of storm—jacket open, throat bare, eyes wild. The moment he saw Dax, his whole expression tightened like a fist. “You,” Kieran said, the word heavy with recognition. Dax’s mouth curved without humor. “Alpha Heir.” Kieran’s gaze flicked to my bound wrist, then to the pendant peeking through my fingers. His face went pale in a way that had nothing to do with the cold.