Alpha Mosaic Hotel の小説・ストーリー

Lysander came home, but Anise and Channing never will. “Minty, what’s wrong?” Harlem’s skin glows dimly with concern as he continues to hold my hand in his. “Tell me.” I can’t speak for a moment as I look out at the beautiful scene laid out before us. Standing here is like standing in the center of a crystal–the walls are glass, open to the night sky, and the glowing full moon shines on us from above, almost centered in the large faceted glass ceiling. We’re standing on the top floor of the City Center Convention Complex, now the official palace of the new Alpha King. This building was built to be a gathering place, a shining jewel of the supernatural capital, Moon River City. Every floor ha

For security, we had booked out the entire hotel, so it was only the alphas of each pack who would be in attendance. We walked in silence into the plush hotel. There was marble floor to ceiling as far as the eye could see. A decorative chandelier that reflected the light in the centre as it hung all the way down from the top floor. It was blinding how bright it was. The crystals reflected coloured lights over the hotel that otherwise looked dreary. Aurora stops looking around the foyer, her eyes wide as she scans the empty space before she tugs on her hair once more. “I think we should call this off?” We all stop giving her a look why is she changing her mind. “Something is … I don’t know of

She asked. "This is the best hotel in Red Moon Pack. The reservation I wanted to get was already booked, but it is what I wanted. I booked the entire hotel and refunded everyone. And besides we need some privacy. I wouldn't want news going out about you. I see you are not used to the showbiz lifestyle." Alpha Drake explained and Sassy nodded even if she still didn't understand why he would waste a lot of money on something so irrelevant. "How about the hotel staff? Don't you think they would spill?" She asked and Alpha Drake chuckled.

Richard and Riggs are not too happy that I have turned eighteen, they want me to be happy and find my mate like they have but they just want to protect me, as I am the female if my mate is from another pack I will become a part of his pack. Our pack is the Blue Moon Pack, our Alpha is Alpha Ashton but we just call him Alpha Ash. His son Dax is the future Alpha of this pack, he turned eighteen a year ago. The Luna of our pack died in childbirth five years ago and both her and the baby was lost to us. Alpha Ash was a bit like my Mum at first but then he came out of the 'funk' abit faster as he was the leader of this pack and had to act like it and Dax was too young to take over.

Micah suggested, everyone growled and groaned at him except Helia who shook her head in exasperation. "I said, not to growl at the table." Helia sighed, fortunately, the table was private so all the other members eat in their pack room or sometimes in private with their family, the packhouse is 5km away from their house so it can be easy for the Alpha to go there. There are other packhouses that far away from their house so Max assigned deltas in those packhouses, each delta will have to report him every Friday. Max finished his plate silently so that he can go back to his room and call his mate just to hear her voice.

However, she was battling an excruciatingly high fever and didn't show any signs of improvement since. This whole situation was getting seriously frustrating; I should have my title by now, not waiting for DIEGO to drag his ass back to his home... at least I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and hope he was gone on some very important mission. But knowing Diego, I'm sure it's safe to say I'm already shooting myself in the foot at this point. That guy was the son of the richest Alpha of the country, and I don't just mean money rich; this pack house was home to over one hundred wolves alone and those are only those posted here, the LeBroch members spread all over the land. As far as I know,

“I’m covering the bill, as I’m the one who invited you for the inspection.” “Thank you,” I said, though I blinked in surprise at the name of the hotel. It was a popular, and pricey, destination. Though I suppose it wasn’t unexpected: where else would the Alpha Nightwhisper want to stay but the most high-end hotel in this part of the city? Azrael’s eyes met mine for a brief, heart-stopping moment. “Only the best for my business partner,” he said, low.

I rattled off my email and thanked her before hanging up the phone. I look at Amy who just came out of the bathroom. “I got the Alpha Summit back on track, I called Maggie who works at the front desk and she said she would mark off the rooms on the top two floors as booked from Friday afternoon until Sunday morning.” “Nice job, Loria.” She smiles, “you get the catering taken care of?” “I did. I called a company that specializes in buffets.” I grinned a little. This is the first time I haven’t felt useless, in a few weeks.

The surface rippled like water before sharpening into an image. Luna. The Alpha Queen stood on her balcony, silver hair shimmering under the fading moonlight, her gaze fixed on the horizon. Kael stood beside her, their connection visible even through the glass—their bond, their passion. Morrakai sneered. "Love. Lust. Weakness."