Alphaguess Answer Today Novels & Stories

she said in a quiet voice. My brows furrowed. “Who could it be?” Kaiden didn't need to be introduced when entering my chambers. Who was it? I wondered. “Send them in.” I rose to my feet, taking the book with me. Jasper walked into the room, draped in a mourning attire. “Jasper, what's going on? What's with the attire?” I asked softly. Jasper dropped his eyes to the marble floor, his voice shaking as he spoke. “The Alpha is dead.” The book in my hand dropped to the floor.

"Alright, ladies! First game for today is How Well Do You Know the Alpha?" I wanted to sink to the ground. "I'll read questions about Alpha Wraith," the woman continued, "and Cassandra will answer. Whoever guesses the most correct answers wins a prize!" I knew what this was about and I cursed myself for coming. "Question one," the woman read. "What is the Alpha's favorite meal?" "Steak, medium rare," Cassandra answered immediately. "With roasted root vegetables and that specific wine from the northern vineyard." The crowd cooed as someone marked it correct.

"I am an Alpha. And she's... what did she call it? Alpha Bait?" I stepped right up to him. "You think this is a joke? You think saying that makes me back off?" Ty held my stare. "Get mad over me saying that and ignore the two hundred other Alphas in the world who'll feel the same way." A towel dropped behind us. Ty turned and smacked the Omega hard. They scrambled across the floor to grab it. I could feel my rage building all over again. If Eve saw this side of him, she'd walk long before her trial week ended.

I looked around the room to see if I had missed someone's presence in here. I read through the short message. 'no one rejects the alpha, mate. Looking forward to seeing you again.' the note read.

“What? How else am I supposed to get rid of the old crone?” “I heard that, hussy.” Tala turned and called out, “Damn, Lreta, did someone leave your cage open again?” Shaking his head and wondering why the universe would insert these crazy people into his life, Onyx turned his attention back to Seth. “I’ll have Jesse call you if my contacts uncover anything.” The Alpha advanced down the path, nodding. “Good. Likewise, if I find out anything, I’ll let you know.” When the Bane wolves had driven away, Tasha turned to Onyx. “Now you can explain what he meant by ‘game preserve.’”

The masked man had won her. Natalie—my ex-mate—was now sold to someone else. I forced myself to act like it didn’t matter, but a shock went straight through me. I turned to leave, but before I could walk out, chaos broke out. Marcus’s men attacked the winning bidder, and in that mess, I finally saw who the masked man was. Jacob Wood. The Alpha of Alphas. I stopped moving. My chest felt tight, and my thoughts scrambled. Jacob Wood, of all people. What reason could he possibly have for taking interest in Natalie?

The next day, Alex wanted to go shopping for a new TV to put in their room so they could watch movies and shows together while in bed. Alex begged Ash to go, and Ash gave in because, well, it was his alpha asking, and he knew he couldn't say no. When they got to Best Buy, they headed towards the TV section. They looked at so many of them until Alex found the one he liked. He asked Ash if he liked it because if he didn't, he wouldn't get it. Ash smiled and said, Yeah, he did, so it was settled.

Only the fourth question was different from the normal questions. Who do you trust? My pen scratched before thought caught up: No one. The next: Who do you not see as your Alpha? I didn’t even hesitate: Cassius. And then the last one. The final question: Who do you see as your Alpha? My hand stilled. The pen hovered above the paper as time slipped away. I stared at the line, endless. Alpha Jude’s voice began the countdown. “Ten…nine…six…” In the final seconds, I moved. My pen scratched the page with a single name.

He wanted to play with fire, so he should not be surprised when I responded. His eyes darkened as they raked over my body. My mate’s rising lust told me that the countermove worked. “Ladies and gentlemen,” Tanya called out loudly. “We have a very special match taking place right here and now. Alpha versus Luna. Who will be the victor? We have seen the strength of our Alpha for years now and currently remains undefeated. However, Luna is also undefeated. The current bets place favor in Luna’s corner. There are still two minutes to place your bets with Connor.”

One last message, almost a whisper typed into the void: [I’ll be back tomorrow night. Come pick me up.] Still nothing. The smile faded. I snapped the phone and called my assistant. “Status on the auction?” “Alpha,” he said quickly, a hint of excitement in his voice, “the pearl necklace will appear tonight at Christie’s Relics Auction. We’ve confirmed—it’s the exact one Ann’s mother wore before she passed. The legend says it’s blessed by the Moon Goddess herself.” I felt the cold steel settle in my chest. “Arrange the car.”