Alpha Knot Novels & Stories

Alpha Velvet pulled away from him immediately, her face returning to its usual stony expression as she walked to the door. The knock was urgent and the barging of Kunata into the room just reinforced the point that it was urgent. "Alpha. You need to come now." Kunata was out of breath. He had just barged into the room, accompanied by another wolf whose dressing showed that he was a gamma. "What's wrong?" There was a slight panic in the Alpha's voice. Aiden was up on his feet too, curious to know what was wrong. "It's the Moonstone pack. Alpha Kappa and his wolves are here again." Kunata explained and Alpha Velvet's face got stonier. She looked like a completely different person and the veins

I'm completely confused, - and she looked inquiringly at the doctor. “Yes, yes, they told me that you have problems with memory, but to such an extent,” the doctor shook his head in bewilderment and continued: “Although people often confuse our concepts. Alina, your daughter is already alpha. And the alpha will remain, even if he does not stand at the head of the clan, or gets married. You will have a strong, healthy girl, lively, self-confident. She will have a purposeful character, she will know what she wants and go towards this goal. This is the kind of daughter you will have. And no one can change it. And alphas smell in their own way, not like us, betas. There are fewer of them, much l

"I have to be the malware. I have to go into the quiet to kill the eyes." "Papa?" Leo’s voice reached the void, a terrified vibration. "Don't go into the quiet! The Alpha stays on the mountain!" Kael’s digital silhouette looked back at the city—at the boy and the stone Queen. "The Alpha is the floor, Leo," Kael murmured. "And the floor is about to give the sky a reason to blink." Kael lunged into the heart of the node. He fragmented his remaining code, turning every memory, every tactical algorithm, and every shred of his soul into a systemic virus. He poured his essence into the Council’s silver-salt grid.

I told her with determination. “I know, but that's not accurate, and you don't know who on the outside might recognize me,” Selene said before sitting down. “For the South, the “Alpha of Alphas” pack is isolated. But the truth is you have good relations with the rest of Lycanthropy. And I'm sure by now Axel must have notified my quest in the other zones, so people from other zones can recognize me. And maybe Axel is so rabid that he dares to contact the North to tell them what's going on.” Hearing the name of the man who rejected her made me clench my hands in rage.

I don't understand. "Do you understand what Alpha Kennedy means?" Kiana steps up to me. She's dressed in plait and cargo pants, similar to last time. Her hair is pulled back in an intricate braid, revealing a tattoo that looks something like a triquetra. "The packs all have a responsibility to their Wolves. And Solari has every intention of holding them to those responsibilities."

That's how much she means to me. After a few minutes, we stand in a line behind the raised platform where some of the men whom I recognise to be the academy workers fix the mike. I stand in the front of the Blood Moon pack line as is the rules of the academy. Alpha and Luna should stand in the front of the line. Only this time, the fucking Alpha is absent! Bloody absent!! Where the fuck is he?? Doesn't he know that it's his duty to be present during the announcements? I clench my fist. Anger boils in my veins. I will punch him for not coming—because he is disrespectful towards his own pack. Which is not right! Meanwhile, Peter beside me is literally planning to snap his neck, as his head is

I loved it and would carry the gift in my heart as long as I lived. All set and ready to leave for the courthouse in the Elder Woods, I glanced at my reflection in the floor-length mirror. I would go with ranked wolves that'll lead me through my journey as the Alpha of Night Shade Pack — Beta Tyler Chase, Delta Valor O'Donnell, Gamma Jaxon Barlow, and Luna Frey Hemming. I had faith in their capabilities and was certain we could accomplish more together. I was also reforming the Zeta rank, and I'd chosen Keaton Roberts for the role. Zetas used to exist, but the pack took down the role since we had survived the past years without war. War was looming ahead, and we had to prepare. Keaton was a

There were three positions that trumped a Lycan warrior. Alpha, Luna, and Beta. With an extra skip in my step, I ushered Hakeem forward, planting him between Nox and me. A thin sheen of sweat clung to his forehead. “Hakeem Wilson, do you accept your Alpha’s call?” His spine straightened as he lifted his head and said, “Yes, Alpha. I accept your call.”

“I’m not sure if I can even begin to forgive her for doing something like that to me, but I’d be willing to try because I love her. “She has to get away from the rouge first though. And I’m not sure how to get the two apart. They’re oddly attached to each other ridiculously quickly. “I don’t get it either. I’m the Alpha of my pack. Everyone in that pack wants to be with me. How is it possible that the woman I love doesn’t want to be with me?” That catches my attention. “You’re the Alpha?” I ask. “Yeah,” he scoffs. “Not doing too much for me lately though.” “It can though,” I say. “See, I have a plan to pry Kole and Kierra apart. But I don’t have the funds to do so.”

"You're opening up easily. That's good. Means you'll be able to take an Alpha's knot without much prep." "How big is a knot?" "Mine? At full inflation, about three inches in diameter. Bigger than my cock. It'll stretch you wide, lock inside you, keep my cum trapped deep so it can breed you properly." Kai's cock pulsed at the description, and Daemon chuckled. "You like that idea. Your body wants it. Wants to be stretched and filled and knotted." He added a third finger, and Kai whimpered. "That's a lot..." "This is less than my knot. And you're taking it well. Such a good omega. Made for breeding." He crooked his fingers, found that spot inside, and Kai's back arched.