Alpha Mosaic Hotel Novels & Stories

Iris promised. Tasha gave her a soft smile. "Thank you, Iris," she spoke with relief. ...... On the other hand, the Wimbledon Hotel is a 5-star hotel with two restaurants and a bar. But Natasha and her sugar daddy, Bosco Russo, were waiting for Tasha on the 3rd floor. And, they are not alone. Abel Morgan is with them. "Mr. Morgan, today I am helping you with what you asked for. I hope you fulfill your promise once this is done," Bosco reminded Adil.

“Not extravagant… but special.” Edith leaned over his shoulder. “There’s a lovely hotel near the river in Ravenridge.” “The Aurora Grand Hotel." Evan looked it up. The images appeared instantly. Tall glass windows. Soft golden lighting. Elegant rooms overlooking the city skyline. “Wow,” Alex murmured. Evan nodded slowly. “This is perfect.” Edith smiled. “I stayed there once many years ago.” Alex smirked. “Of course you did.” Edith ignored the comment. “They also have a rooftop garden with the most beautiful sunset view in the city.”

Steve asked. Emma shook her head. As luck would have it, the hotel was a a few blocks away. Without say a word as they entered. Steve slid his card to the female receptionist who smiled when he requested for the pent house room. She gave them the key and both Alpha and Healer took the elevator to the highest floors. "Is it safe here?" Emma asked. "It's okay, Emma, they have a reputation for their impeccable security," Steve replied. "Wow," Emma whispered in disbelief and wonder. Not only was the room large but it had a mixture of Greek and Egyptian design with a swimming pool or bathroom a few feet away from the bed.

Alyssa shrugged as she slid into the back seat of the blacked-out Uber. It was true about her, though. She was beautiful and elegant, but she swore like a sailor. Alyssa smiled at me as the car pulled onto a street lined with people waiting to enter the prestigious club. Slowly exiting the Uber, I admired the neon sign labeled Club Surreal and the long line of people waiting to get in. Making my way towards the end of the line when Alyssa stopped and looked towards me, confused. "Where are you going?" "To get in line?" I replied with slight confusion.

It was bigger than more than fifty pack towns combined. My heart raced as I clutched my bag tighter and walked through the glass doors of the hotel that had the name Alphatopia in bold golden letters. I had memorized the name from the letter I stole–No–Found. In Kaden’s room I stepped up to the counter where a young woman in a black and gold uniform stood typing away. Her scent was human who looked like she was hiding away in the werewolf city. “Hi” I said. “Good day. I'm looking for a room”

I catch glimpses of buildings, and a familiar road… a clock tower in the distance. A strange twist coils in my chest. Have I been here before? No. I shake the thought away. If I had, I’d remember. Wouldn’t I? By late afternoon, we arrive at the grand hotel reserved for visiting Alphas. The building is a towering, elegant structure built from dark stone and glass, perched on a hill overlooking the pack. A tall man with sandy hair steps forward to greet us, offering a respectful nod. “Welcome to Crimson Crown,” he greets.

A mind-link crackled in unexpectedly, Beta James’ tone sharp and direct. “Alpha, we’ve traced Moonlight’s energy signature further,” James began without preamble. “All signs point to the Atlantis Hotel, neutral territory.” I stilled, my entire frame rigid with tension. Moonlight. The so-called mysterious healer tied to whispers of unparalleled abilities. Abilities that had always seemed... familiar. “Are you certain?” I pressed, my voice dropping low enough not to carry beyond the mind-link. “Positive,” James affirmed, though there was a brief hesitation. “There’s more... something you should see when you’re ready to focus on this fully.”

"The only abomination tonight was the cowardice of a weak Alpha." The car began to slow, pulling off the highway and navigating the city streets. They were heading downtown, toward the skyline that pierced the rainy night. "We are arriving," Lucas announced from the front. The limousine pulled up to the curb of The Obsidian, a hotel that was more legend than lodging. It was a sleek tower of black glass that seemed to absorb the light around it. There was no doorman, no valet stand. Just a massive set of double doors that opened automatically as the car approached.

Alpha Asher tells them, and they bow and wait for us to follow them. “Alpha Mike and his Beta will be here soon. His Luna is pregnant, so she won't attend this time. Mathilda and Sasha will show you to your rooms.” He tells us, and Liam thanks him, before we follow the two Omegas. The Room prepared for us is a very nice room with a walk-in closet and bathroom. The colors are a natural crème on the walls and ash-tree wood on the panels. And furniture, plus the bedcovers, are in a soft blue color.

I calmed myself down and waited for her to continue. "Alpha has a hotel on neutral land. Nobody knows it is his, he owns it under a different name. It's just a few blocks East." She pointed in the direction we needed to go. "The Alpha is already there. He has a room under the name Georgian. Kyle said to go there and that the front desk already knows that we are coming. I'll go in and get the room key and we will go up there together. I think it's best if you don't go to the front desk since you're.."