Alpha Sigma Wolf Novels & Stories

He already sees the question in my eyes and continues to explain. "An Alpha is a leader. The decisions they make are final and respected. When an Alpha marks a she-wolf it is not only acknowledged by the pack, but by your souls as well. Your souls will be the first to accept it, even before your wolves. Though they will come around and respect your decision as well. They can't fight the bond. Eventually they will want and need to mate which will become overpowering and you will complete the mating process soon after." Another question comes to mind.

"You can get started on those. I’ll join you once I’m done here." I nod and head over to the desk, feeling Audrey’s burning gaze follow my every move. I ignore her and get to work, sorting through the books one by one, trying to shake off the unsettling feeling crawling up my spine. The books are filled with the history of werewolves and their lineages. I flip through each one, trying to find something—anything—about myself. But there’s nothing. I scan several books and come across an interesting revelation. Ezra is the Alpha of the largest pack in the country, followed closely by Lucian’s pack.

His mind was changing on many things, and he was becoming the Alpha I knew he could be. Within our vastly growing pack, we now house bears, cats and the wolfless. Even a few witches were drifting our way. We didn’t discriminate; Carissa would not hear of it. No, she wanted equality for all. She always argued that your species didn’t make you strong, your heart did, and she led with it daily.

It slipped off my mind that wolves make everyone know who's in control before doing anything. Stupid creatures. "But-" I'm about to comment but I abruptly stop. Werewolves have a very good sense of hearing. "Good." The Alpha says before he stops radiating power. "These two here are Beta Nathaniel and Gamma Alexander." The Beta has blonde hair while the Gamma is a redhead. "Now straight to the topic. I want everyone who plans to drop out of college as soon as it ends, with no plans for an university, to raise their hands." A couple hands shoot up, including Alara's.

We approached the pack cautiously, aware that first impressions were crucial. A tall, strong Alpha with piercing blue eyes stepped forward, his pack standing proudly behind him. "State your purpose," he growled, his voice laced with authority and curiosity. "We seek allies," Alpha Jayden replied, their tone respectful but firm. "We are on a quest to protect the world, to find a new home where our pack can thrive. Will you stand with us?" The pack's Alpha regarded us for a moment, his gaze weighing our words and assessing our resolve. Then, he turned to his Beta, a wise and experienced wolf with a streak of silver running through his fur. They exchanged a glance that spoke volumes, a silent a

Cheers erupted again. “As Beta, I have watched Raymond train for this moment his entire life.” He stepped aside. “Pack members… welcome your Alpha.” Raymond stepped forward as thunderous applause filled the hall. Alpha Jackson nodded proudly. Luna Sabrina smiled with satisfaction. Raymond stopped before the ancient stone altar. At its center sat an old clay pot used for the pack’s sacred blood ritual. Alpha Jackson spoke loudly. “This ritual binds the Alpha to his pack.” Raymond picked up the ceremonial dagger.

Who not only didn’t know her place, but had the audacity to cheat on her Alpha while still married. Then, a deep voice broke through the murmurs from behind, carrying the force of Alpha command. “Quiet.” It was Julian—his presence locking the air into stillness. He walked toward me, holding a limited-edition wristwatch—its face engraved with the silver moon crest, a symbol of the Alpha’s vow to his Luna. I didn’t take it. “I’m here for my talisman. Keep the watch for your plush toy.” The smile on his face froze. The other wolves in the conference room exploded almost instantly, fury erupting like a storm.

"Every time I look at you, every time I smell you... my wolf goes wild. My wolf wants you so badly. It is driving me completely insane. I can't think straight anymore." "Ronan..." I murmured his name softly, using his real name instead of his title to make the moment feel private and intense. I kept my hands on his chest, pretending to gently push him away. "Please, don't say that. We shouldn't be doing this. You are the Alpha heir, and you have a fiancée. You belong to Thalia. We need to stop right now." But my words did not mean anything to his wolf anymore. The sweet smell of my body had completely destroyed his control.

With a single movement, the ancestral wolves were thrown aside and Akiner's neck was squeezed by the shadow. The wolf gasped, trying to break free from the grip, but fortunately, he was unsuccessful. His eyes widened in fear as he heard Kallias' loud, deep, intimidating voice. “You think too highly of yourself, wolf. Do you think that because we have an agreement, you can do whatever you want?” The alpha's cry echoed everywhere. ‘Who do you think you are? Who do you think you are to mess with my family?’ He said, causing the spheres to shatter.

Not more than six months since they have enrolled in their new high school, things changed between the two best friends and they had a rocky friendship. One was a sarcastic and heartless teenager who thought basketball was an easy game to win. After all, he was the strongest of them all and there was no way he could lose in the game he was dominating. He had been consecutively winning on his own ever since he joined the basketball team. All of his opponents quit playing and all of his teammates could not keep up with his God-like speed. He was just too fast for them. His name was Chris Lukeman and he was the main Power Forward in the All-Star Academy's Basketball Team. He has the heavy-seed