Alpha Xi Delta Dish Novels & Stories

Individuals like future Alphas usually mingle with other Alphas and close family members, in their own exclusive social circle that is nearly impossible for normies to get in. "Axel!", Maddox called when he saw that Axel has no intention to come to the parking lot. "Aren't you coming with us for lunch at the packhouse?" "No.", Axel responded flatly. "Miss Talia was kind enough to accept me as her lunch companion. We will eat at the festival." Talia was taken aback. Why did Axel make it sound like it will be just the two of them having lunch? Maddox paused. "Really? Can I join?" Since Axel frowned, Maddox turned to Talia. "I hope that my presence will not inconvenience you."

David chuckled hearing to my words, "so, are you jealous that she tried to seduce us?" "Why would I be jealous?" I muttered under my breath barely audible. Damien scoffed, “Alexa, stop being childish, you've to befriend her, we have a reason for why we are saying this, don't act with her the way you did now, you can't just tell her to go away, after all she is a daughter of Alpha, and her father is a member in Alpha Council, you've to keep your behaviour check around her, even if you're someone supported by us, we gave you just one job, just trying to do it without any argument, if anything happens, we will take care of it."

“Unsweet.” “Same for me,” Xander says. “And, we’ll have a surf and turf for one, that’s for my date, and a surf and turf for two, that’s for me.” I watch as the waitress chuckles, writing down our order. “Did you miss lunch today, Alpha.” “How’d you guess?” he asks joking with her. “I’ll bring some bread for you then.” “Thank you, Lynn!” he says as she walks away. He turns back to me. “She’s a member of our pack.”

"Cassio managed to get more intel, and I think it is something everyone needs to hear." Nodding, I gestured for Alyssa to enter, Cassio quickly falling in line behind her. "Gentlemen, this is Alyssa and Cassio. You all are very well aware of who Alyssa is..." "The demon fox." My words were cut short by the voice of Alpha Williams, and I glanced to see what the issue was. My brow raised in question as Williams looked at me with a grim expression. "Alpha Williams, is something the matter?"

Dax’s pov “What, you think I am the moon goddess? I’m supposed to be everywhere? Shit, I am just one wolf. I was at home, banging some chick I met in a bar. Besides, she was pretty banged up from how I heard the story. I heard that she was taken to some off site hospital at first, and then the doctors there treated her. But then she was brought back to the pack, and she was supposed to settle there. But then her bleeding started again, and she had to be taken back to that hospital.” I rubbed my eyes. “Why didn’t the Alpha take her to the hospital in his pack?” “Hell if I know?” he said, pouring a drink for himself. “Look, I don’t care about whatever you people are doing. You Alphas can kill

he asked, leaning back on his elbows and crossing his ankles. “I need you to keep an eye on Clara,” I said through clenched teeth, even though I hated the idea. It would draw less attention if Levi and Jasmine watched her as well, especially when I had classes to teach or pack business to handle. Levi pushed his sunglasses up to his forehead. “You are serious?” “Yes.” “I thought you wanted me to stay away from her.” “I do not want you touching her or flirting with her,” I snapped. “But I need you to protect her. Alpha Draven is moving closer to the university, and he is looking for her. You and Jasmine are the only ones who know Clara and whom I trust to keep her safe.”

" Her name rolls off my tongue like venom, my jaw tightening as recognition slams into me. The Beta's daughter. The first transfer student accepted into our pack's University in decades. In fact, we've met before—years ago. And to say we never got along would be putting it lightly. Alexandra is the type of high-class, academic perfectionist I've always preferred to keep at arm's length. The kind who walks with her nose just a little too high, who carries herself like she's always the smartest person in the room. Sure, she's beautiful—undeniably so. But something about that sharp tongue and ever-present smirk has always rubbed me the wrong way. How Cade manages to handle a woman like her is b

“Perfect.” Although Shay gave me the impression that most meals at the packhouse are informal and communal, Alpha Cole set up a stuffy sit-down dinner for us in the dining room, complete with a two-person waitstaff to deliver each course. The whole display is pompous and over-the-top, in my humble opinion, but I grin and bear it, playing the role of a perfect angel to the point of exhaustion.

Anastasia and her flunkies frowned, and I bit my lip to hide my smirk, but despite my silence, she still turned her sights on me. Anastasia sighed and folded her arms over her chest. “That’s a good one, Sabrina. You might be Alpha Delta Luna material after all. Especially since you’re so…” She paused and glanced back at me. “…charitable. At Alpha Delta Luna, we pride ourselves on helping the unfortunate. Half breed, shouldn’t you be eating with your scholarship buddies at the soup kitchen across campus?” Her friends tittered, and I had had enough. I dropped my fork and stood, glaring at Anastasia with all the animosity I held for her. The hardness in her gaze faltered, showing a flash of ins

Hence the cattle ranch. “So, what are we talking about? What’s hush-hush?” Craig thought it was funny. Alrick only thought of was his stomach turning. From the heavy dinner and the fear of Craig’s reaction to the request for help. Would he accept the needed changes? Could they, do it? He’s Alpha, but he’s Alpha at the grace of the pack. Most forgot that. “Fine, I’ll tell you, but you need to hear me out. Now going off the deep end when you hear the plan. No matter how crazy what I’ll say is.”