Alpha Omega Barber Shop Novels & Stories

The average visitor is exclusively male so Nadhea will choose to sit empty and adjacent to Adam Smith who trimmed his hair. "Is this your alpha male? Looks like people are there but still friendly. Can you tell us a little bit about you?"asked the barber with a macho male model and neat clothes of black and white lines showing off his canines. Nadia was shocked. Surprisingly Nadhea felt no dizziness as long as her Alpha female was here. So there's no drama whatsoever about easily getting overheated around alpha and being able to control yourself. "His Name Is Adam Smith. This man is my true alpha. You can't take his heart, can you?"Nadhea's jokes were shared by other visitors who accepted Na

Greedy prick. “What can I get for you?” “I’m meeting someone here, but it doesn’t look like they’ve arrived…erm, a beer while I wait.” “Sure thing Alpha.” The barman moves to work, I doubt he’ll water down his beer. You could sense his alpha aura from the moment he walked in. Fucking idiot, he hasn’t even attempted to rein it in. Why are men so stupid. He takes a seat at the bar, a few stools from me as he takes in the place, his hands moving across the bar top before leaning down to notice the wolf carvings,

I can't put my finger on it, but my mom has been too giddy since informing me. No longer able to handle Slade's constant pacing, I weave through the eleven visiting Alpha heirs, heading towards the bar. "Whiskey, please?" I ask Harry, the omega working behind the bar. The nice thing about having a wolf is no one blinks an eye when I order alcohol at a function.

But when he saw Ash walk in their school hall several year's ago, he couldn't escape the charm that was brought by his wide smile. Then they were tasked to help students in their school and many of them are omegas. Alex wasn't a typical Alpha. He respect everyone, even Alpha or Omega. He was confident with his ability; he knew damn well he could pull this particular way to earn more respect to Ash. But what surprised him was Ash compliment him, it's been a months and for him it's still new. He was help others omegas well as if he really doing this for himself more like Ash. He managed to match Omegas emotions ad he help them. That was how Alex found himself being drawn to the mysterious, ome

My drinking had become worse, and I knew she hated it, hated how I would act but what she didn’t understand was it helped dull the pain. Once they let my office, I got the attendance list from my draw. I had heard of most Alphas however I hadn’t met them all. I wanted to keep my pack isolated, to protect it with everything I had. What happened three years ago would not happen again. When it hit 10am the tablet lit up. I was going to be formally introduced to the entire wolf council. Something that was a necessity as I was holding the this year’s alpha meeting.

’ She was pulled back to reality when Chris was standing in front of her. “He’s asleep now. Let’s go outside. I need to talk to you,” Anna Kiz nodded her head in an understanding manner as the mother-son pair walked out of the room together. “So, what do you wish to tell me, Chris?” Asked the mother with an arched eyebrow, making eye contact with her son. “That kid… Charl… He’s an Alpha, isn’t he?” Asked Chris curiously as he looked back to the door where they had exited from. “You know and yet, you asked,” Anna Kiz stated simply.

Allie wanted a distraction. The best way to do that was to blend in the noisy crowd and pretend to be one of them. Also, have a drink or two. It always calmed her down, so there’s that. She was tired of playing the indifferent beta. So when she found out about the omega bar closer to the university, she jumped at the opportunity. Leaning against the bar, she’s closer to the dance floor than she thought.

"My intention is to take my rightful place as alpha and put an end to your poisonous ambition and hubris!" The harsh baritone cut through the tension like a blade. We all whirled to face the doorway, where Elias himself stood framed, his craggy features set in a rictus of determination. Behind him, a dozen or so wolves I recognized as his most loyal wolf, the elders council fanned out, teeth bared in preparation for conflict.

All the men arranged properly, each with a look of resolution at the work ahead. "Greetings, Alpha Adrian!" They all greeted, their voices thundering loud and clear. Their bright gold and black uniforms standing out even more in the white and snowy background and so did the flag that was held. The flag which was the image of a full moon with the crescent part of it highlighted. As I looked around and examined the men, I suddenly realized that someone was missing, I wondered why Asher wasn't here. "He said that something very important came up." Demitri said. More important than this? I was going to say something but I didn't have time for that anyway.

“Hurry up and start serving the appetizers. I am sure Alpha Kade and his party are famished after their long journey.” I gulp and walk away, heading straight for the table where I have the appetizer to keep it warm. I motion for the other servers to help me serve the rest of the party while I take care of the Alpha’s family and Alpha Kade. I make my way back to the table and carefully lay the food out for everyone. As I turn to leave, Alpha Kade grabs my arm, forcing me to turn back towards him. “Is your Omega defective, Jackson?” Alpha Kade sneers. “Why doesn’t she look at anyone? All of our Omegas are required to make eye contact. I find it disrespectful when they don’t.”