Alpha Raelyn: More Than Meets The Eye นิยาย & เรื่องราว

“You’re so lucky.” Lucky? River’s chest tightened. She lowered herself onto her cot, her body sinking into the stiff mattress. Aubrey continued, her voice laced with a dreamy sigh. “You get to be with Alpha Ryker from time to time. Do you know how many she-wolves would kill to be in your position?” River’s fingers dug into the fabric of her dress. If only Aubrey knew the truth. If only she had seen what had happened tonight. If only she had seen the way Ryker had wrapped his hand around Hannah’s throat, the way he had snapped her neck like it was nothing.

I desperately tried to avoid looking their way hoping Alex would forget about me and I'd dodge this bullet. "Arlan," Alex called out. I turned around wishing the ground would just open up and swallow me. Only that wouldn't be happening unless an earthquake happens. I managed to feign a smile as the daughter and father made their way to me. I couldn't help but notice how beautiful she looked and the cleavage bouncing in obedience to her strides —ah Arlan! Get a grip of yourself you're almost drooling!. "Personally meet my lovely daughter, Saraya, whom I told you about." He turned to his daughter. "Saraya, meet Arlan Reef, my most trusted ally and also my best friend. He is here with his frien

Keep dreaming. I leaned my forehead on the floor and giggled sarcastically. Lycans won't be the only ones who would leave the packhouse. I’d accompany them. Ever heard the word ‘Asylum’? *** “What are you up to, Rayna?” Zara asked me curiously when I freed my waist-length silver hair from the elastic band and gave it a wild shake. We were standing outside the closed door of the Alpha Magnus office. An unexpected meeting was going on inside about some random contract and pack rules.

someone muttered. “Who's she?” Another voice chimed in. “Why's the Alpha keeping a nutcase around?” “Maybe she reminds him of his mother. This was how she was,” someone laughed. “She's like the crazy Luna.” Ryker’s grip tightened around my arm, nails digging into my skin, pain shooting through me. He turned to his guards. “Drag them out and slay their heads.” Fear rippled through the crowd and their eyes were wide with terror. “Alpha please,” Beta Miles pleaded.

Linc pulled his hand free at last, pinched the offending kernel between two fingers, and flicked it onto the floor without looking away from me. “Aurelya,” he said, low. “Up.” The name hit her like a touch. I felt it through the bond—the way her wolf snapped to attention, the little shiver that went through her spine. She rose onto her knees between us, and Linc hooked his fingers in the hem of her shirt and drew it over her head in one unhurried pull. No bra. I forgot how to be funny. Linc’s hands came around from behind and filled themselves with her breasts, thumbs dragging over her nipples until they tightened. Rae’s mouth opened on a quiet gasp. I leaned in and kissed her because if I d

Elara’s arms tightened around her daughter. “You expect me to stand beside the woman who helped destroy my home?” Kael asked. Lyra’s eyes hardened. “I expect you to choose survival over pride.” A horn sounded from the wall. Short. Urgent. Rowan glanced toward the towers. “More movement at the tree line.” Lyra did not look concerned. “You see?” she said quietly. “Time does not care about our history.” Kael stepped closer to her. “You kneel,” he said low enough that only those near heard. “Here. Now. And acknowledge Rowan as Alpha of this territory.”

Alpha Rain made sure to avoid them without making it obvious, giving reasons for how they had security emergencies that needed to be settled as soon as possible. He especially avoided Grace who was bound to follow him everywhere which he disagreed with by defining how dangerous it was. Grace was a beautiful blonde with waist-length hair and hazel eyes. Her features were defined perfectly as far as eyes could see and she had long white legs with a just-fine butt size. Alpha Rain looked at her and she was comparable to those he had bedded before and there wasn't an obstacle between them just that he was tired of that shit. He was facing the problem of forgetting the women he bedded before and

"You have a seer, now, here in Silvercrest?" I smiled. "Yes, Raul! My Alpha's brother." All eyes shifted toward the far doors. Alpha Rydan straightened. “Summon him,” he ordered. “Now.” The wait felt endless. I stood there, exposed in every possible way, my life laid bare before wolves who could tear it apart with a vote. Clay did not touch me. Elder Torin would not meet my gaze. When the doors finally opened, the air changed. Raul entered without ceremony, his presence quiet but heavy, like the moment before a storm breaks. His eyes were distant, unfocused, as though he walked half in this world and half elsewhere.

A tall, elegant woman stepped forward — clearly someone important. “Alpha,” she said, “with respect… she doesn’t belong here.” I smiled. “Trust me, I agree.” Damon growled. “Aria belongs wherever I say she belongs.” I blinked. “Okay, that’s a little possessive.” “It’s the truth.” “It’s still giving ‘toxic romance novel.’” Rylan coughed to hide a laugh. Damon glared at him. “Rylan.” “Sorry, Alpha. She’s funny.” “I’m not trying to be funny,” I said. “I’m trying to survive.”

Kingsley continued, backing Lyn up. Lyn looked to her side, her stiff posture loosening ever so slightly. "I WILL SURPASS THEM!" Arlyaen bellowed as a thunderbolt erupted from his saber, blowing them to the back. "I just need the pearl... and this world will be mine. Long Sheng Jie will be GONE!" Arlyaen let out a long, shrieky laugh. "How pathetic," Kingsley muttered with an edge to his voice.