Alpha Wolves Gym Novels & Stories

If I get myself high enough his only option would be to shift back in order to reach me, and then at least it’s a fair fight. I’m about to make my move as this dick snarls at me with anger raging in his eyes, when suddenly the forest is filled with the most primal, vicious growl I’ve ever heard that shakes the very earth beneath our feet. I can feel his Alpha Spirit radiating off him like a nuclear bomb long before I see him, but it’s not long before a large, 6’5” wolf with thick, almost luminous fur the colour of snow is leaping in front of me taking a protective stance while snarling in rage at the wolf in front of me. The only time I’ve seen Alpha Alden’s wolf – or Atlas, as Alma called h

Kit called out to Rex. "Everyone stand fast. They are coming from the east and fast. Alphas out front with me, betas stay close behind us, watch our backs." Rex’s Royal Alpha Voice filled their heads and bodies with strength, instinct taking over to allow the humans bow out to their wolves so they might win. A thunderous rumble shook the ground for several minutes until they saw what the rumble was coming from. A huge snow white wolf with scraps of black gold and red cloth hung off of him dropped a few yards away from the Packs.

He ended the call without saying goodbye. I closed my laptop and dropped my head back against the chair. My wolf was pacing now, restless and irritated. It had been doing that more and more lately. Like something was missing. My phone buzzed. A text from Cade. Gym? You sound like you need to hit something. I smiled despite my mood. Cade had been my Beta and best friend since we were kids. He could read me better than anyone. Twenty minutes. The campus gym was technically open to all students, but there were certain hours when wolves tended to take over. Evening was one of them. By the time I arrived, the weight room was full of familiar faces. Pack members, allied families, wolves who unders

Elliot POV The gym floor was shaking under the weight of twenty heavy Alphas. Metal plates were clanking against steel racks. The air was thick with heat, sweat, and tension. Outside these walls, the league was falling apart. Inside, the Redmoor Wolves were training like their season depended on it.

"Please just leave me alone, I beg of you." "It’s your loss then, it’s not every day a wolfless omega like yourself gets the chance to fuck an Alpha like me. I will be back to give you another punishment, you will have to tell me who sent you to this packhouse sooner or later," he said, zipping up his pants.

It was incredibly harder to control my wolf who just wanted to rip that man’s throat. Now, on top of everything, I am supposed to train with the alpha. I grunt in annoyance at the thought. I stash the cleaning supplies and text the janitor that I’m done with my chores. Without waiting for his reply, I sling my bag across my shoulder and start walking towards the gym area of the pack. Since the pack ground isn’t free, my private tutoring session with the alpha is scheduled in the pack gym house. I’m slightly irritated by the idea. I’d wanted to fight against him in my wolf form, with all my might, and show him what I’m made up of. Guess my bare fists will have to do.

it was exactly Zero. Alpha's word was law. Around 6am, I took a shower and I headed for the pack gym to train with the early bird. The gym was deserted. I guess it was to be expected, most wolves were still newly mated and couldn't bear to part with their she wolves and the others were probably getting their beauty sleep. I dropped my backpack and found a punching bag to take out my frustrations on for some time before someone walked inside. "Hey, Ari. I didn't know you trained this early, we all assume you are a log of wood like Storm"

" I'm not losing him, though he's choosing not to apologize. It's not your fault this is happening. Then there's the point that you're trustworthy. I'd tell you all my secrets if I had any. I don't know what's wrong with Brian, but when he finally meets you, I know if he gives you a chance, he's gonna feel bad for how he's talked about you." We all swam for a while. Albert was telling me about how, as an Alpha, we had to be careful, and it wasn't personal, and he had a point. How can it be personal if he doesn't know me. The pool was nice and so big I was doing more laps and I remembered what I had been thinking before they joined and asked. "Before I became homeless, I used to work out a lo

The moment I entered the place I knew it was the last place I would want to be, students were in line each line had it mark, I recognized the one for omegas, and since I was staying in the omega wing, I should probably join that line. I didn't need a genius to tell me what was about to happen, I already knew we were going to fight. My limbs were too sore, my chest too tight,I didn’t know if I could even swing a punch, let alone block one. But everyone else was already lined up, all whispering about how nice the fight will be. The instructor blew his whistle. “The Alphas of different packs will pair with some of the from the other betas, and the rest of the betas with Omegas. Move now.”