Alphas Animal Jam Novels & Stories

I looked at him in confusion. “Cally found her mate? Who is it, why haven’t they bonded yet? Why didn’t she tell us? And I’m not that old you fuck.” I punched him in his arm. He tackled me to the ground. I grabbed onto his arms and rotated us so I was hovering over him. He nailed me across the face. My wolf broke out. His followed suit. He lept at me aiming straight for my throat. I lunged forward and we clashed and rolled around the ground fighting for the upper hand. Jax pinned him and put my teeth over his throat. He whined his submission. “Still got it Alpha.” His wolf Blue mind linked me. “Now get off.” He growled as I jumped off.

"Sorry you have to go through this kid. But don't back off. Just remember we're all in this together no matter what happens." ********* Dylan "You win. Just make sure Fern is all right with her." Bert talked me into agreeing on Fern living with Cherry, when a man came over to me. I was at the Alpha Gathering. All alphas in this continent showed up at this triennial event, exchanging information and discussing pack ruling stuff. “Long time no see, Dylan. I heard about your accident. What bad luck!" Squinting my eyes, I was struggling to come up with his name when Chelsea stepped forward.

Seeing the serial code on the door, I had a strong guess who the prisoner of this cell was, but as Fred pushed the door open, a frown appeared on my face. Staring right back at me, were the corpses of three of my men. Their guts were out in the open, and their eyes were open, as if looking at me. There was a pool of blood on the ground, together with a bucket, which I guessed Fred must’ve used to pour the chemical on their corpses. I slowly raised my head from the corpses, and noticed the bloody inscription on the wall, “Tick Tock, your next, Alpha!” Despite being a bit of a perfectionist, I ignored the grammatical blunder and paid more attention to the message it conveyed ams the scene befo

"But they can't take what is mine." Suddenly, the headlights broke through the mist, blinding and harsh. Three heavy armored vehicles tore into the courtyard, spinning to a halt and kicking up dirt and ash. The doors flew open, and a dozen large, broad-shouldered wolves stepped out, their expressions grim, their eyes already glowing with alpha dominance. In the center of the line stood Alpha Jerome, his graying hair slicked back, a cruel, arrogant smile stretching across his face as he looked at the wreckage of our family home.

He gently placed the jam back down on the blanket so he could place both of his hands on the alpha’s shoulders. “I love it, Alpha,” he said firmly, enunciating every word as clear as he can so the alpha could hear his sincerity. Ainar grabbed his hand gently, rubbing it with his own between them, “I’m glad.” Gavin pulled his hand back so he could grab the jam again. He raised it to his eye level, eyes wide as he faced the alpha. “But they’re seriously so good!” he said excitedly. “I did not know you make jams.” “I didn’t,” Ainar replied, fondness seeping into his voice as he gazed at the excited omega in front of him.

When I finally spoke, my voice was calm. “Please. Stop. I don't want trouble.” Her friend folded her arms. “It’s too late for that. You bring bad luck. Trouble follows you like fleas on a stray dog. If I were Alpha, I’d feed you to the rogues and watch.” Then, a roar exploded outside—cheering voices, drums, feet stomping. A pack celebration. My stomach turned. “Long live Alpha Alec! Long live the Alpha!” A shiver ran through me.

Beta cautioned. Gamma, a spirited and curious wolf, raised their head, their voice filled with determination. "But we have each other, our unwavering spirit, and the strength of our unity. Together, we can overcome any obstacle that comes our way," Gamma proclaimed. As they ventured deeper into the wilderness, the pack encountered towering mountains blocking their path. Alpha, their gaze fixed upon the daunting peaks, called upon the pack for their input. "These mountains pose a formidable challenge. How shall we overcome them?" Alpha asked, their voice carrying an air of curiosity.

“Well how can I help put me to work. “ he smiled and was about to say no but I gave him a look like not going to work so come on. “ Alpha if you want we have 6 horses in the field over there and about 10 cows in the field to the left of it and about 4 llamas and 2 alpacas with the cows. I have 3 stock trailers, which will be able to fit all of them in. Plus my daughter has another trailer a 6 slant for the horses. It has a small front area to put the cats and dogs together. Then the Goats and Sheep and our donkey is in the far end field some of our Guardian dogs are back there too should be 4 total. ” As I heard him I started to make a mental note and yelled out for Jaq . “ Yes alpha” Jaq ca

Jared's copper-coloured wolf had left so many scratches on his body and some open wounds were beginning to bleed. This was the only indication that Jared had truly been an alpha, for his wolf was quite strong and invincible. He seemed to know all the tricks Jamal had and he dodged everything. Right now, he was mauling at Jamal with his claws and trying to crush Jamal's neck. It took all of Jamal's strength to jump away from him. The copper-coloured wolf snarled at this. But Jamal's black wolf remained a distance away so he could regain his strength.

“You are a fucking animal. I will kill you for what you’ve done” “You have no rights to her. I am about to sign a treaty with her father’s pack and that makes her mine. She was what ‘sealed the deal’ so to speak” I went to hit him again when someone coughed behind me. Turning I came face to face with the other Alphas. Each one just as disgusted with what Benjamin had done as I was while looks of shock sat on the faces of the two visiting Luna’s.