Alpha Omega Driving Academy Novels & Stories

"We must not be foolish. We all heard about what happened to the Packs beyond the South Coast. They were so foolish to have not acted on time. They kept waiting for the right man, and what happened? Their Pack have been taken captive because of the shame they brought upon themselves. We cannot keep waiting for the Luna before we decide for ourselves. Given that, I'd like to bring to our notice that we've begun preparations for my daughter and heiress, Ava, to be wedded." An unseen blade seemed to strike my belly. The anxiety that'd been mounting for so long fell. And in its place was perplexity and anger. I stared vacantly into the space before me as I watched everyone clap. "And her mate…"

"I—I can’t just leave them behind, and to make matters worse, I haven’t driven a truck before." "Michael is an Alpha, he will be able to protect his family. I am staying back to help him. And as for the driving thing, I have got that covered," Carol snapped, waving someone forward. To my greatest surprise, the warrior leader stepped up, shoving Carol aside as he climbed into the driver's seat. "Hold on tight, sweetheart," he sneered. "This is a job for a real man, not some joke of a woman."

"I, the Alpha of the Starmoon Pack, hereby strip you off your Luna roles and privileges." He said, and his words stung.

Once she has disappeared into the dorm building Alpha, Miles continues his way to the orientation building to not only sign in and collect his credentials, but to find out who that Omega was and why she was within the Academy campus. Alpha Miles was surprised to find out that that little Omega had achieved something that even some Alphas have trouble achieving. He nearly lost control of his wolf, Ransom, when she walked into his lecture hall, over to the windows, and sat down in one of the chairs. Miles fought and reasoned with Ransom that though she was an Omega, she was untouchable due to her student status, which made her protected by the Alpha King, finally getting him to pull back on hi

He is watching me through barely open eyes, waiting for my reaction. It is lazy flirting. It still works more than it should. “We do not have that freedom,” I remind him calmly. “You are not an Alpha.” At Crescent Academy, Alphas can leave or skip if they want. It is a strange rule, but I am not going to argue with it. I am officially listed there as an Alpha now. Betas and Omegas are expected to attend every class unless they are truly sick. Felix might be hiding something, but I know it is not a cold or a fever.

She looked exactly like what everyone believed her to be the perfect daughter of the Alpha and Luna, the future pride of our pack. She belonged here, I was only here because of her “If we miss registration because of you, don’t expect me to forgive you,” she said without looking back. “I’m coming,” I replied quietly. She sighed in annoyance. “You always say that.” I lowered my eyes and followed, that was something I was good at, following. The moment I stepped into Alpha Academy, I understood why every young wolf dreamed of coming here. The academy was breathtaking. Ancient stone buildings surrounded the enormous courtyard, their walls covered with vines that had grown for hundreds of years.

The Maelstrom pack house was slowly disappearing behind us. For several minutes, the silence in the car was palpable. I glanced sideways at Conrad, and he did too. Then I chuckled, “So…” “Don’t say it!” Conrad said. “You can’t drive, really?” I said, laughing out loud without remorse. “You’re the future Alpha of the greatest pack in the country, and you don’t know how to drive. How’s that even possible?” I asked, turning the steering wheel to weave past slower cars. “That’s the exact reason why I never learned how to,” Conrad said defensively, rubbing his forehead. “When you grow up with the responsibility of becoming the Alpha of the greatest pack in the country, learning how to drive would

Oscar screamed out in shock with wide eyes. Immediately I pulled Oscar with me while grasping his mouth tightly. When we were finally at a hidden corner, I quickly let go of his mouth. “Have you gone nuts? Oscar, how dare you scream out loud that way?” “Miss Trina, what you are planning to do is quite dangerous. What are you going to do if you get caught by the Alpha? That simply means there's nothing you'll say to the Alpha that will make him forgive you, and you know it.

"It used to be happened that's why Mr. Adom appoint me, now if anyone abuse omega or disrespect them we suspende them and even take strict action. World is changing Ma'am and you are still living in old world with old thinking. You saw your boy youself, he is talented. More than any Alpha in this school. Shame on you two, and I feel bad that I invite you two be a judge. You guys don't deserve it. We don't want people like you two in our society. Alex as an Alpha you can take decision realted to them and do what you want. It's legal to punish who disrespect omegas and abuse them" With that Principal leave the place and both Jia and Jones begging for their life, they know the rules. "Too late,

“W-what? No way.” “Yeah. I’m twenty-five but I got my license when I was fifteen. I was a driver for a bit and then did deliveries for a while as well.” Gamma Oliver shook his head. “You’re seriously twenty-five?” I nodded. “Yeah. I can prove it but you’d need to be able to read Roman numerals. It’s in my brand.” Their eyes widened and Beta Kirk shook his head. “What the hell have you been through, Omega?” “More than I hope you will ever know.” I nodded to the car. “I’ll drive. As long as I don’t take point. Cause I have no idea where we are going. Otherwise, I’ll be good. Let Alpha sleep.”