Alpha Raelyn: More Than Meets The Eye Novels & Stories

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.”

A little life was growing inside her, and her heart leapt thinking about how Alaric would react when he found out he was going to be a father. “Planning to tell him?” Raven, Alaric’s cousin and the Alpha of Bloodhowl Pack, asked sharply. Even though they came from different packs, family ties always kept them standing together. Selina frowned. Before she could answer, Raven went on. “Alaric ordered everyone in the pack not to call you Luna in front of Lyra when she wakes up. Five years have passed and he still hasn’t officially announced you as his Luna. That jerk keeps avoiding it like you’re some shame he needs to hide.”

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.

Ryder's eyes traveled to mine as he suddenly understood what they were saying. "You're saying that... that Aria is one of yours?" Ryder asked, his voice barely above a whisper as a look of disappointment etched across his face. I felt the cloak of the figure above me shake as he nodded in response to the Lycan King's question. "She has always been one of us. She's been staying with Alpha London as one of our own in secret. Now that she's been taken by you, our master fears that our secrets be revealed." "W-what?" Ryder stuttered, his eyes darting from my face to the cloaked figure.

Ruby starts to sweat as she lies to Alaric, her Alpha King. Alaric narrows his eyes at her before looking down at the paper in his hand. Sure enough, it has my name on it. But the look he shoots Ruby says that he knows something is up. “As Alpha King, I order you to show me that paper.” He says to Ruby. She glances at me for only a second before slowly handing him the paper. Alaric clears his throat and begins to read aloud, “Patient Cara Wilson…” Oh shit. Here we go.

Not submissive. A weapon. But a controlled one. After a long pause, I slowly shifted back. The glow faded. My body settled into human form, my breathing even. Laurel leaned forward, her voice barely above a whisper. “She’s real.” “I told you,” Ryan said, stepping beside me and handing me his jacket. Alpha Regal finally stood, his tall frame casting a shadow across the table. “You have my attention, Elena of the Star Raiders.” I met his gaze. “Then hear our plea.”

She nodded and melted into the crowd. I set my glass down. My palms were clammy, heart racing for no good reason. I wasn’t made for gatherings. Every polite smile felt like a blade to the ribs. Then came the laughter. Three Alpha daughters approached—flawless, confident, dominant. Their very existence screamed everything I lacked. “Aria, hi!” One of them hugged me without waiting for permission. “Hi,” I managed. “Thank you for coming.” “You look tense,” said Lyna, her smirk familiar. “You should relax. We don’t bite… hard.”

No, it's the Alpha. Lily's mouth turned wide open! ‘So she heard her?’ She asked herself before the door to the club flung open, and golden streams of sunlight from the door lamp poured inside the dark room, lighting up a winged silhouette in a halo. Alpha Rhye's gigantic golden wolf howled, making everyone halt as he stepped inside, flaming cinders sprinkling off of him like burning rain. "You’re in trouble now," Jason whispered to Jessa. Lily bit her lip. Damn if it didn't arouse her. Rhye’s wolf growled as it looked at Lily.