Alpha Omega Campus Ministry Novels & Stories

“Not many Lunas—or Alphas—can achieve something like this.” “I didn't do it alone,” I replied. “Every Alpha who contributed funds, every Luna who offered support, every instructor who agreed to teach—they're all part of this.” “But you are the heart of it,” he replied. “You are the vision.” We stopped in front of a bronze statue that had just been installed in the center of campus—a wolf with its head raised to the sky, symbolizing aspiration and unity. “What are you thinking about?” Kaelos asked.

I needed to know her. Alpha drove through the checkpoint and made his was through the village making sure to drop spohie off at the house, with a quick hug and a wave good bye Sophie was gone. Alpha Jackson eyed me in the mirror then asked 'what did you hand Trinity?' 'My name and number' I answered With a hint of shame I explained to Alpha that at college, I realised I was interested in women as much as I was interested in men. This news seemed to ammuse the alpha. It almost seemed like it was turning him on.

My body is going crazy and I tap my foot trying to tame my wolf within. Calm down, you have to calm down. Don't embrace yourself. You're in the front, everyone will see you. I chant to myself desperately trying to choke down the feelings and tame the heat. "Welcome wolves of the Black River pack. It has been my honor to have served as your Alpha over the last 30 years. But my son, my beautiful boy, is ready to take the reins. It is my pleasure and honor to announce our new Alpha, Alpha Gavin Kavanaugh."

Tomas shouted once we entered and Jon smacked his hands. We made our way to the unoccupied seats and sat down. I squeezed his hands tightly suddenly feeling overwhelmed with all these Alphas. I've only met a few of them in the past. Most of them present had not taken any sides during the conflict and we're just here to witness the new change of ownership in territory. "Welcome everybody" Rome's voice traveled clearly around the room. "This is my mate, Frost. Rightful Alpha of the red stone pack, and the last blood wolf"

I said. Alpha Jo's brow furrowed in contemplation, his gaze searching mine for answers that eluded us both. "Ava, it's not that I doubt our connection," he replied, his voice tinged with regret. "But as the Alpha of our pack, I am bound by duty and tradition. Marrying an Omega goes against everything our society dictates."

The professor ignored any discontent and said, “You all have ten minutes, no more than three to a team, and one of you has to be an alpha.” That last part was met with more groaning but the professor just sat back and took his phone out as everyone scrambled to find a partner. Every person I approached wouldn’t even look at me and walked away before I had a chance to say a word. My heart sank a little, but as the only Omega on campus, this kind of snub wouldn’t be the first or the last I’d face. I glanced up and saw another girl running into similar trouble because of her GPA. Just as I thought about approaching her to brainstorm a solution together, she walked right past me toward another a

The others joined as our minds became one. I could hear their beating hearts. I could hear their minds as they chanted in unison, "Long live the Alpha. Our loyalty shall last forever." A loud scream interrupted the chant, "No!" I immediately sensed betrayal.

Instead, she let a shivering, freezing Sophie huddle under her arm as they trudged toward the frat house. When the massive mansion loomed out of the dark, Anna stopped dead. “Alpha Phi, Sophie? You got an invite to an Alpha Phi party?” Anna’s voice was a low grit. Alpha Phi was the Blackwood Pack’s primary pipeline. It was where they sent their prestigious, chisel-faced, bone-headed future leaders to matriculate in drinking and mating. It was a gilded kennel for the elite, and every human girl on campus flocked here for a taste of the "danger."

“This is the last time I will hear of this matter, Miss Morgan. Do I make myself clear?” Had he been checking up on her? For what purpose? If he didn’t check on everyone else, it must mean she was right, and he just didn’t want to admit the Council was wrong. “Can I at least do the academic program I would have done at another college? I graduated top of my class and cleaning someone else’s sh—” “It’s the greatest service to be of service. Every Omega knows this.” Did they, though? Did they really enjoy cleaning up after everyone else? What would an Alpha like him know about this?

I told her honestly. “You won’t?” She seemed surprised. I shook my head. “I might be an omega and it’s what an alpha needs, but I also know that sometimes an alpha might need something else and I won’t be able to give him that.” My eyes dropped to her hands on her lap. “They taught me at the Omega centre that an omega is the only thing an alpha needs. That his life should revolve around only her and no other woman, but I had seen how unhappy some alphas were. When they got matched up with an omega, all previous relationships had to end.”