Alpha Shane Novels & Stories

she drawled, as she looked left and right, trying to find an escape yet again. “Don’t even think about it,” he iced out, before his features broke into a wry smile, “You run. I chase. And believe me, I’ll catch you each and every time.” She gulped down her fear and tried to look at him, mustering all the courage she possessed. She ground her teeth and then asked, “Why did Shane call you alpha? And what’s an eraser?” “There are ranks in our community, and the word alpha refers to the leader of the pack,” he told her, his expression still blank but his eyes softening.

“Just hold on.” Valerian turned to leave but paused. “When we get her back,” he said, “I think we’ll both see the world differently.” Alexandro looked at him. “Maybe we already do.” They didn’t say anything more. There was no need. Two Alphas who had once stood on opposite sides of a war were now allies, brought together by one woman whose fate could shape the future of them all. The ship pressed on, the storm winds easing as the moonlight spilled across the water like a path laid just for them.

Ashley was dressed elegantly wearing a black suit as she walked to the stage where the luna, who was her mother was present. Ashley stood beside her and looked at her pack with a smile as her mother announced, “The day that we have all waited for so long has finally come. My daughter Ashley Martin, the only true blood alpha in existence, is finally going to be the alpha of this pack and lead us! The Gealach Ahren is finally going to have an alpha!” The Luna announced and the entire pack clapped and erupted with cheers. Amber who was standing at the corner clapped as well with a smile on her face.

I asked and looked around, I knew her mate must be somewhere here. I saw a tall and fit guy standing behind Ashira and I arched my brow to him. “Was it you?” I asked, he smell like Ashira and there’s a scent of him with Ashira, too. The man held his hand up and shook his head as if I said something wrong. “No,” Ashira said and chuckled. “Actually--” My friend didn’t had the chance to talk when Aiden, the Alpha of Prime pack, snaked his arm on Ashira’s waist.

I still hold all the alpha meetings here like my father did. Walking over to the shower, I cut it on while waiting for the water to warm up before stepping in. I chose my beta when I was 17, which is my best friend Creed. My gamma is his brother Ryan, I don’t have a delta yet, I’m not sure I will. Creed does an amazing job, he is also my strongest warrior. He trains the males in the pack while his mother Subrina trains the female wolves. My gamma does all my running when I’m either too busy to or I just don’t want to. Otherwise they both help with every decision I make. Now, I know I said I was alone in all this, even though I do have them I still feel alone. Stepping into the shower washing

Should I just sacrifice now? "Mi Reina, we need to face them, I promise, I won't let anyone hurt you, trust me this time my queen... Please.." he pleaded and I know that I can't stand seeing him plead, an alpha don't plead to anyone, even to his mate. He has his responsibilities and he can't run from that, even though he's heartless most of the time, he's still a great alpha and a dedicated one.

Jasper stood beside me under the bruised sky, quiet, but I felt the approval radiating from his silence. I breathed. For the first time since Ronan’s shadow crossed our ridge, I felt not only heir, not only scarred girl, but Alpha in practice. The pact had bent. It had not broken. I had not let it. And the forest, listening with all its hidden eyes, marked the difference.

In the past few months, it's like the person he used to be has disappeared, he no longer laughs even when he smiles, he has been changed by what happened to him. "Leu, are you listening?" He blinked several times because of the sudden rise in Mat's voice, he looked at her with cold eyes before shaking his head. "What are you saying again?" None of his own questions here. Mathew is the right hand of the Alpha in the pack where he is now, they call him Omega Mathew but he is just Mat, he is two years older than him. It was assigned to train him in physical combat as well as how to strengthen his inner wolf.

It calmed me, settled me, it was familiar and reminded me of Ezra. “You think that you can do that?” He barked a wet laugh. “You have been playing the docile Alpha’s whore for far too long.” He stood tall. “Alpha Raymond is dumb, he did not know you, he did not train you. But I did.” I looked at the dagger in my hand. “Was dumb,” I corrected. “And The Alpha of Black River is Simone now,” I told him, letting the soft light above us flicker and shine off the dagger in my hand.

“I knew Roy was dangerous. I let him get too close. I let him use you to provoke me, and I stood there, Harley. I watched him push you.” “You didn’t know he was going to do that—” “I should have. That’s what alphas do. They see danger before it happens.” I shook my head, my throat tightening. “You’re not broken, Shane.” He laughed bitterly under his breath. “That’s debatable.” “No, it’s not,” I said firmly. “Because if you were, I wouldn’t be sitting here. I wouldn’t be breathing.” He stared at me. Really stared. Then he looked away and started the truck. The engine rumbled to life, and we pulled away from the party, tires crunching over gravel as the night swallowed us.