Alpha Killian Novels & Stories

She wouldn't let him see her struggle. Killian walked into the room, and the temperature seemed to rise ten degrees. He wasn't wearing a shirt. His chest was a map of muscle and scars, reminders of the wars he had fought to become the Alpha of the Blackwood Pack. “The King’s men don't fight fair, Faith” Killian said, his voice echoing against the stone walls. They won't wait for you to find your magic. If they get close, you need to know how to break a windpipe or snap a wrist.

"You have given us back our ground, little mother. For this, I will grant you passage. But my Alpha will not be so easily cured of his memory." Killian moved from my side, his slate-grey skin gleaming as the Alpha aura returned to his stance. He stood beside Leo, the charcoal-grey warrior who was a mirror image of his father’s lethal potential. "Tell us of Helios," Killian commanded, his voice a low vibration that I felt in my bones.

They’re hunters, predators that can catch almost any prey if given the chance. “What business would that be, little one?” I feel his breath on the back of my neck as the men in front of me start to step a little closer to me. “Are you here to kill the big bad Alpha of sector twenty-five? Or maybe you’re here to rescue your friend.” I’m not sure what does it, the mention of the Alpha, whom only a select few people know about or the mention of Octavia but I turn on the spot to face the man behind me. He’s so close that I have to step back slightly to see all of him. He’s completely naked; his chest is scarred with little crosses like someone has tried to play tic-tac-toe on his skin. His muscl

“Just be glad you didn’t. There is no way I can trust Jake. And I don’t, however, I allow him to leave again to search for more information. I refuse to leave Kael’s side. If something changes in him I need to be there to make sure he’s okay. The punishment for assassinating an Alpha isn’t light, and I want that to avoid it best I can. Kael looks peaceful, lying backward as if he simply fell into a slumber rather than being knocked unconscious by drugs. I want to make him more comfortable. Maybe move his neck into a better position. But Jake’s warning echos in my mind.

Alex growled, his eyes glowing gold. The other alpha's eyes grew wide, and he immediately got up and off the bar stool and backed away. "I'm sorry, Alpha." "What's your name?" Alex growled. "It's Earth alpha." "Well, Earth, I don't ever want to see you at my club again. Now get out of my sight." Earth nodded and ran out to the club. Alex turned his attention to Ash and could see how tense he was. Alex closed his eyes and then opened them as he wrapped his arms around Ash once more.

I nodded and bowed feeling so embarrassed. "I welcome you all to my Kingdom, I am pleased to have you all here," his slick yet raspy voice went deep inside me, emanating shivers on my back. He got a powerful aura around. I have heard this voice before. This same voice called me stupid before stealing my first kiss. "We are pleased to meet you, Alpha," my father said. "Your name is Killian, right?" Alexandro strides to my father. "Yes, I served your father," "Yes, I heard about you," Alexandro bowed to give my father the respect he deserved, and my father was surprised by that gesture.

Alpha Killian greeted with open arms as I entered. Alpha Killian has been the jovial type from the start, always ebullient and in high spirits. I have not once seen that man worried over something. Even if he is, it’s never on his face. I like that about him. But make no mistake because underneath that cheerful smile and lively eyes, lies his demon. A rather callous one. It’s always best to stay on his good side. “Alpha Killian, it’s been a while,” we hugged and then I thought of remarking him, “You look older,”

Alpha Killian. He was the one I had bumped into. I gasped at how he was able to meet up with me. Until I remembered he was an Alpha. Alphas were ten times faster than a normal wolf. Speed wise too. Dumb, Celeste. You just had to think, you know. Alpha Killian had a grumpy look on his features. This made him look more feral and untamed. I wondered what he wanted to say to me. Was he one of those cruel Alphas that locked their mates up even when they were at fault?

Alpha Killan took a deep breath, and with a not-loud, not-low voice, he turned to face the quivering Alina in his arms and then said: "She has done it; I agree, but I am also sure she did it in self-defense. I know Alina better than anyone, and she will never do such a thing. So, my people, there is no need for you to harbor hatred towards your Luna because, as I have told you, she did it as self-defense, right Luna Alina?" He asked despite Elder Peter's telling him everything, causing everyone to gasp in shock. What kind of Alpha ignores the truth even when it's brought to light? Alpha Killan ignored people's gasps, docked his head to Alina's level, and kissed her forehead.

then she would proceed to wash all the dishes, take out the laundry, and then start working on the breakfast for the rest of the family. she hums quietly to herself as she gets started on breakfast. it wasn't long before she was distracted by the sound of footsteps approaching. Kira glances over her shoulders only to see Killian walking into the kitchen. she immediately turns her head and tries her best to appear small Killian was the son of Alpha Colin, he was two years older than Kira was and would soon ascend his father's position as Alpha of the Blood Moon Pack.