Alpha Luke Novels & Stories

Mother, on the other hand, tuned out anything that didn’t involve social prestige or designer labels. My lips parted in shock. Alpha Kael Dravaryn had been circulating through every pack like wildfire over the past few months. His name appeared in conversations that ended abruptly, the moment someone noticed they were being overheard. No one spoke of him casually. He was the most feared Alpha in the region, a man who had recently lost his Luna and been left to raise two young children alone. The whispers about her death were endless and never consistent. Some claimed the Alpha had lost control one night, his temper finally turning lethal, which caused her death.

I had to find Lukas. I ran through the training grounds, back into the pack house. I searched every place. His study, the council room, the bedroom. Nothing. I tried calling but it went straight to voicemail. I grabbed a maid who was passing by. “Do you know where the Alpha is?”. “Uh….he left a few minutes ago with Beta Micheal” I cursed under my breath. There was no time and I had no choice but to leave without telling him. I casted the spell and opened my eyes in Kate's apartment.

I sprinted as fast as I could, sinking my teeth into every opponent I encountered. My focus shifted to Alpha Agni, who was struggling to stay on his feet amidst the onslaught of adversaries. Keahi, too, found himself immobilized, as another Alpha soldier stood in his path, preventing him from reaching Agni. Alpha Agni was not just the Alpha of Blue Moon pack, he was also a parental figure to both me and Keahi, my best friend. Without his guidance, it was uncertain where we would find ourselves at this moment. Perhaps a slave, serving some arrogant Alphas?

Yes dear, the Alpha is always careful about all his meals, he always likes his meal prepared separately "Ohh…okay" "You need my help with something….?'' "Yeah….sure, ermm tonight will be my first night with my husband and I want it to be so special" "Alright dear, the Alpha might be a tough one but trust me he has lots of love in his heart" "Why are you telling me this?" "Because I know you people are not married because of love, I can see it" My shoulder slumped in disappointment "Do you think the Alpha will ever get to love me?"

Elder Lukas cut in, “we both know those creatures aren't of much use to us.” He turned to the rest of the elders. “We all remember how the late Alpha ruled with an iron fist. Humans weren't even allowed as slaves during his reign. They were executed on sight.” Several elders murmured in agreement. “He ruled as a true king should.” “Alpha,” Lukas continued, “I am simply speaking the mind of every elder here and we all believe you're being too lenient with these creatures.” I raised a brow. “Excuse me?” But he continued, either oblivious to the tension in the room or intentionally ignoring it.

"No. I just need to leave. I'm sorry I brought this trouble here and that I can't give you notice, but I'm leaving town. Like, right now." Luke nods but doesn't step aside, effectively still blocking the way out. "You don't need to go, and we don't need the police. I can take that weedy little Alpha pup in my sleep." I huff a short laugh, Enzi is many things, but a "weedy little Alpha pup" he is not.

“Let’s find Liam. We need to get out of this dust.” We found him just inside the foyer concluding his conversation. His eyes found mine instantly, the intensity in them softening only for me. He dismissed the remaining Alpha with a nod and crossed the space to us. “Ready to leave?” he asked, his hand coming to rest on the small of my back. “Alice already left for your territory. She'll take care of things until you return.” “Thank you,” I said, leaning into his touch. Luke materialized at his side, his composure meticulously restored, though his eyes avoided Alva entirely. “The car is ready, Alpha King. Luna.” He paused, clenched his fist and corrected himself. “Alpha Jenn.”

I just hope he is not dead by now. *************************** We had just gotten to the volcano pack. It was just like a scene before. The one that had their former Alpha killed. The moon hung low in the night sky as I felt the eerie transformation grip my body. My senses heightened, and the air thickened with tension. I grabbed a fleeing man and asked him to tell me. He said he was a guard for the Alpha. “What is your name?” Zen asked him. "Luke,” he said. Luke’s POV “I had warned them that something bad was going to happen, but nobody listened to me.”

Being able to mindlink in human form was one surprisingly useful perk of being an alpha. “Ok, Alpha,” he replied. Luke looked at me. “Well, that sucks.” “Yes, yes it does,” I replied. We spent the next hour continuing our conversation about fund allocation. The accountant and office manager were both competent, having survived my father who would never have put up with anything less than, so the conversation didn’t take any longer than that. As soon as we were done, Luke and I headed outside and drove over to Mike’s patrol station. When we arrived, Mike bared his neck in submission. “Good morning, Alpha, Beta.”

I rested my forehead against her hand, her skin icy against my fevered touch. A sharp knock at the door startled me. I didn’t move, my focus still on Alison, until the door opened, and Beta Luke stepped inside. His usually confident demeanor was replaced by something raw.. grief, perhaps, or anger. “Alpha,” he said quietly, his gaze darting to Alison. For a moment, his eyes shimmered, but he blinked back the tears. “What is it?” I asked, my voice rough. Luke stepped forward and held out a small device. Alison’s phone.