Alpha Roster Coos County Jail Novels & Stories

Chris stepped in to restrain him, and the pack watched as Joseph was dragged out, his fate sealed. Outside, under the moonlight, Jake addressed the pack. “Joseph has betrayed his family, his pack, and the very principles we stand for,” Jake said. His voice was calm but filled with conviction. “For the murder of his mate, the abuse of his daughter, and the attempted murder of your Alpha, he is hereby sentenced to life imprisonment in the cells. He will never again see the light of day.” The pack erupted into cheers and murmurs of approval. Tammy stood beside me, tears streaming down her face as she watched her father being dragged away.

I grabbed an agent. "Transferred to federal medical facility. Protective custody. Judge's orders. You are under arrest for—" He read from a tablet. "—reckless endangerment of a minor, unlawful experimentation with classified technology, and about thirty other charges. You are going to federal prison for a very long time, Ms. Morrison." Albert was also in handcuffs. Antonio, Victoria, everyone was being arrested. We had been completely outmaneuvered. My phone buzzed one last time. X sending a photo.

I rose from my chair and walked toward the basement without thinking about the sound my boots made on the concrete. The old warehouse smelled of oil and cold metal and the kind of damp that settled into bones. The steel door opened with a creak that sounded too loud in the silence. Inside, the man I had paid to do the job sat tied to a chair. The moment he saw me his face paled as I knew that my presence was not one that he wanted to see. “Alpha,” he began, voice thin with fear. “I am begging you…” “Do not,” I said, stopping him from completing his sentence. “Do not dare say a fucking word if you aim to keep your head.”

Standing inside the box, silver chains keep him restrained as the proceedings begin. "Charged with murder of 342 pack members, 23 Alphas, 78 Betas, 154 Gamas, 56 Deltas and certain unidentified rogue wolves." "The court will like to know if you Alexander Jones ,accept the charges placed on you" With fearless eyes Alex stares at the speaker,not even blinking an eyelash. Aware of Vera's worried stare on him, but trying to be ignorant of it. "I do" The confidence in his voice made the audience to engage in whispers. Being a murderer yet so brave,was a trait not seen quite often in the convicts.

He helped me lift the man to his feet. Only me, Garret, and Orso went to take them to the prison. The rest of the warriors continued their guard duty. Maddox was already waiting in front of the building when we arrived. Two officers took the two criminals out of the car. No matter how hard Maddox and Garrett tried, they said the same thing the man told me. They were angry that I had stolen their prize. The two rogues were siblings who lived near a stream. They saw Alpha Axel but had trouble getting close to him because the river flow was aggressive.

my father says. After we talk to the construction manager, Cyra and I get back in the SUV. I call Connor, thanking him again for this gift. Dad and Cyra spend the evening going through the pack’s financials, while I spend time with pack members, checking in and making sure everyone is settled. Over dinner, Cyra and I make an announcement about the results of court this week, letting everyone know that Alpha Arden and Alpha Stellan were both found guilty and will be spending the rest of their lives in jail. I'm thankful that no one seems upset by the results of the trial.

There’s no reason to forgive her and make her suffer instead. Death is the best penalty for traitors. I park a few blocks away from the Ironclaw packhouse, and I ask questions around. I ask if anyone knows of the Alpha’s new assistant and they say they’re all oblivious to the fact that the Alpha has a new assistant. I search around like a bee lost in a dark rabbit hole until I finally hear something interesting from a waitress at a place called Joe’s Diner. “Almost two months ago, Alpha Roman was here to arrest a woman. She looked very lean, and she was with a little girl. He’s probably killed them. They were rogues.”

“Well duh, I couldn't finish my food because of that stupid task we were given.” He let out a chuckle. “Azrael was grumpy because of that too.” “Oh? I don't think we were forced to participate though.” He spilled out a darker chuckle. It was as if there's more to that. “You little newbie. It's mandatory for Alphas to participate in such things. For everyone else, it's optional.” He said, sliding down the chair. “No way, mandatory and optional in the same line? Crazy.” I said. “Wait, why were the other Alphas absent then?”

We parked behind him and got out. “This is the place where they found the bodies. We’re just on time to identify them before they’re taken away.” He led the way through the narrow trail that opened into the clearing. A team of local cops were busy collecting the bodies and evidence. They all greeted Alpha Cortez, who introduced us. “So, do you recognize the criminals?” asked the officer-in-charge. I stared at the decapitated head of Alpha Achlys lying near his body. There was no doubt about him now. He was indeed dead.

Then the chains still locked around my ankles. “And if she fails you?” the old man asks. “If your heat breaks her like it broke the last?” The Alpha’s jaw tightens once. Just once. “Then the sentence is carried out,” he says. “By me.” He glances over my shoulder at the three men who brought me here. He doesn’t speak. He just looks at them. Then down at the chains. Then back up at them. I look up at the Alpha again, but he isn’t looking at me. His gaze is on the crowd, like he’s waiting to be challenged.