Alpha Shen Preschool Novels & Stories

I’m pulled from my unsettling train of thought when I hear an approaching heartbeat and gentle footsteps that soon carry with them the scent of oolong tea. “My Luna used to love sitting there at sunset and watching how the sun would cast so many beautiful colours across the water,” says Alpha Shen. I look up to see him staring out at the water with a faraway look on his face. His eyes still look tired, and his clothes are just as dishevelled as when I first saw him. “I apologise, I shouldn’t have intruded,” he mumbles, about to walk away.

Sofia relayed to the gathering of the Alphas. There was murmuring and arguments in the Alpha's hall. The Alpha of the Usobo clan, a clan almost as fierce as the Mackenzie clan and on the far side of the South said she should be found and killed, while the Marja's Alpha (one of the battle fierce Alpha with a clan not too far from the Mackenzie clan and are referred to as the Red wolves because most of the wolves there has a red coat when they turn), argued that the Epsilon can be used to eradicate the Vamps ones and for all.

At one point, they had run all the way down the pack street without their parents noticing, and their mother had a panic attack and cried in relief when they saw Pack Alpha rushing back toward the pack house with their son in his arms. Well, pups really love their pack Alpha and want him to teach them how to fight. Ashly is happy to see her partner bond with children; she doesn't want to have their own. Alex will sure become a great father. Ashly sets three plates down at the kitchen table and stops Alex before he can take any plates, narrowing her eyes at him. "Wash your hands," she orders. The Alpha just nods. "Yes, ma'am," he murmurs, and he leads himself to the sink. Ashly can hear his m

A shiver ran down my spine. Retracing my steps, I padded over to the table, which had the item lying on it. It was a book, a really, really old book. Flipping through the pages, I discovered it was a journal, its pages detailing the fall of a great alpha king. My brows scrunched. What the hell is an alpha? However, before I could read further, an unseen force hit me, nearly sweeping me off my feet.

“Are you Alpha or is your name Turner?” There was a smile on his face now as he replied. “My name is Turner but I am the Alpha of this wolf pack and Nash is my Beta.” My head was starting to hurt from all the excitement and stress from the last couple of days. I looked around the room to try and calm my nerves. My eyes meet little Ella, she looks so sad. “What is wrong Ella?” “I don’t want to lose you,” she said. It broke my heart that this little girl wants me in her life so bad. She is the sweetest little girl, but I can not wrap my mind around all this fantasy. How could they feed this to a child?

That kind of power was addicting. “It’s half of who you are.” Alpha Asher smiled wearily. “You do not have to accept that side, but it is smart to learn what you can.” “Breyona’s parents are big into history. They have all these ancient texts, but they still didn’t have much on Vampire’s.” I frowned. “I can see what I can do on my part.” Alpha Asher spun me around, rubbing the soft sponge against my back. “I make no promises—many Alpha’s do not care for history.”

"Children, this is Alpha Thorne. He's a council member. Alpha Thorne, these are my children. Aurora, Ashton, and Asher." Gabriel's eyes linger on each child, something unreadable crossing his face. "It's nice to properly meet you all." "You have pretty eyes," Aurora announces. "They're green like leaves." Thank you. Yours are beautiful too. Like the sky after a storm. Asher slides off the couch and approaches Gabriel with the fearlessness of a child who's never learned to be cautious. Are you really an Alpha? You don't seem scary. "Some Alphas are scary. I try not to be."

The air within my room on Alpha Row was heavy and oppressive, charged with the scent of pine and rain and earth, and the strong, acrid smell that seemed to slice through anything – the Alphas. They penetrated even the shut door, their scent a heavy, oppressive weight constantly present. Ash's warning stare of last night still burned behind my eyes. No refuge, he'd promised. No hiding place.

"No, we can't call you by your name, that’s disrespectful. And two... shouldn't you be walking around with some kind of protection?" I smiled as soon as she got the nerves out of her system. "Yes, I'm the Alpha's mate. And Miles is protection enough. What is your name?" "Oh, I'm Minara. A freshman seer. Although my abilities aren't that developed yet..." She trailed off, looking at Miles to explain. "Minara is just nervous," someone else added. "She blabbers when she is." I nodded, understanding. "Well, Minara, don't worry. The Alpha isn't going to storm in here and kill you for calling me by my name. Miles here does it, and his head is still intact."

Mother Tree already knows what they were thinking while they saw them looking at each other with a confusing looks in their own eyes. "B-but Mother Tree you already created an Alpha female, the reason we build our own clan. " Imre exclaimed with a confusing look. "I know about that Imre, but this Alpha female is different from the rest." Mother Tree exclaimed in her full voice. The four Alpha's look at each other and the to Mother Tree. "This Alpha female will carry a child. A child that will lead you all." Mother Tree continues with her