Alpha Killian And Sheila Novels & Stories

It would make things easier for both of us and we would be out of the situation before we knew it. "Nobody is going to try to hold you back but if you do not do what is right you might end up falling apart. I'm pretty sure that she doesn't know the first thing of all the atrocities you have committed or else she wouldn't be behind you." Killian jumped to his feet at the speed of light. He wasn't going to go down easily, and something inside of me told me that we hadn't even scratched the surface of all the people who he was working with because I remembered that he had some alphas on his side.

The air in the pack’s meeting room was thick with tension. Damian stood at the head of the table, his expression calm but firm. Around him, pack members whispered in low voices, discussing the preparations for the upcoming battle. Kyla sat near the corner, her mind focused on the artifact and what it could mean for their survival. She absentmindedly rubbed her growing belly, feeling the weight of everything resting on her. Suddenly, the doors to the room burst open. Everyone turned to see a familiar figure standing in the doorway—Alpha Asher. Gasps echoed through the room as pack members recognized the former Alpha who had betrayed Kyla. His presence filled the space with an uncomfortable si

she makes herself comfortable on the chair in front of me. “Okay.” I take a sip of my water trying to calm down a bit. Why am I excited to talk about her to my mom. “Her name is Kayla. She’s the daughter of Alpha Raymond of the Shadow pack, she’s also an alpha. She was mean to me the first time I met her which she had every right to be because I was being a duchy jerk to her. She didn’t give a fuck who I am. She’s also really really beautiful. . .like I’ve never seen someone that gorgeous” by the time I finish talking I have a full big smile on my face. “I’m glad that you’re happy but you should be careful I don’t want you to be taken advantage of”she smiles but her words sting.

Serena. Kael stood over the council table as the last messenger collapsed to one knee, blood soaking through his tunic. The Alpha’s hands were clenched so tightly his claws bit into his palms, but he did not feel the pain. Pain was familiar. This was something else. This was the consequence. “She’s done hiding,” Kael said quietly. No one argued.

His parents looked proud but cold, nodding approvingly as he posed for official photographs. “Good riddance,” Finn muttered under his breath. More names were called. Students I recognized but didn’t really know walked across that stage and into their new lives as pack leaders. And then: “Kael, future Alpha of the Bloodfang Pack.” The crowd erupted in applause, louder than it had been for anyone else. Kael walked across the stage with easy confidence, but I could see the slight nervous energy in the way he held his shoulders. When he shook hands with Principal Morren and accepted his diploma, his smile was small.

I told her as she flipped through the remaining badges. “Oh, here you are.” She smiled handing me my badge. I took it and glanced at it. Fallon Thomas Crescent Falls Alpha Family Rank 8 “Excuse me, I think this is wrong, it says I am part of the alpha family.” I told them. “No ma’am we received a call from Alpha Kai himself stating you were a part of his family and living in the pack house. He was very clear you were to be marked as such.” She smiled. I nodded and walked towards the gates. I guess Kai wanted me to have a chance to charm an Alpha of another pack, he really would stop at nothing to keep me away from Kassius. I began to wonder if it were embarrassing for him to have his beta

"Well?" he finally prompted. She cocked her head and studied him for long moments. "You're new here," she said at last. "You're one of the Walker boys. Is this week your turn?" Fuck. Was the whole sordid story common news here? "I'm Killian." He held out his hand. She took it, her warm, soft skin igniting the blood in his veins. Or maybe it was the intense irritation at being the object of common gossip.

her nervous voice came through the link, and all my hopes had flown out the window. “Coming,” I assured her, and in the next moment, I saw her too. She was standing in the main hall, near the open door, trembling in horror. Through the open door, I could see a group of men emerging from the forest, and I recognized their leader as Alpha D’Angeli. I went to her and reached out to hold her ice-cold hand, but I didn’t take my eyes off of the new arrivals. He had four men with him, and I recognized hib Beta, Nico Serrano, and three others in their wolf form.