Alphas' Bite Novels & Stories

I do my best to block out the fear in her expression from my mind as I focus on the threat, but now all I see are glowing yellow eyes and snarling sharp teeth. Then the Alpha decides to attack, and I respond in kind, we connect with viscous force and the Alpha attempts to sink its teeth in my neck, but I throw it off. Then the rest join in and we become a mess of biting and growling fur, rolling about on the ground, until I finally throw them all off. During the melee, the Alpha got in close again, but he was no match for me, and I managed to grab its neck in my jaws. One firm squeeze of my mouth and I felt the bones in its neck snap.

"The one who was holding the baby looked at the baby and kissed his temple and after that his canine grew big. All three of them were alpha's which scared me more. I saw how the other two stepped forward with same evilness on their faces. I looked at them there was only one thing that I can think that they will kill the baby and I have to save him, I was brought there for this purpose, that itchiness in my body was stopped and the desire to save the boy increased." "The oldest of all gripped the boy's neck and was about to bite him, I had nothing but a small piece of stone in my hand so without thinking I threw at him and it hit the back of alpha's head, making him to turn. I hid myself but

He asks her. Fire Moon holds up the poster she had brought back from town, “I went out to investigate our Little Alpha.” “He isn't our Little Al.. ." Typhon starts. “Forgive me,” Fire Moon says with a wicked smile, “Your Little Alpha.” I immediately take offense. “I'm not .…” “This is an exceedingly asinine conversation,” Typhon cuts in. “My thoughts exactly,” I mutter. Then I point to the notice about me and say "Look what Fire Moon brought back.”

The final battle awaited us, and we were ready to face our destiny. The confrontation was fierce, a clash of strength and willpower. Alpha Eduardo's presence loomed over us, his power radiating like a storm. "You can't run forever, Blake," Alpha Eduardo bellowed, his eyes fixed on his target. "Face me, or your existence will be a living nightmare." Blake's voice boomed, his determination unwavering. "I'm done running, Eduardo. This ends here, tonight." With a primal roar, the battle ensued, the clash of teeth and claws echoing through the night. The forest bore witness to the struggle between two alphas, each fighting for their own survival.

It was not an easy task, but the bonds they had formed over the years proved stronger than any perceived betrayal. As for Alessia and Lucas, their love story continued to unfold. They faced challenges and obstacles, but their commitment to each other and their belief in the power of their connection allowed them to navigate the stormy seas ahead. In the end, the Alpha Alphas made a decision that embraced acceptance and growth. They chose to let go of bitterness and resentment, to acknowledge that the tapestry of life was filled with unexpected twists and turns. And in doing so, they set an example for their packs and the world, showing that love, unity, and acceptance were the keys to a brig

“If you weren’t yelling and acting totally different from her, I would have thought you were her” “And what does that have to do with me?” “I’m just saying,” he responded. “The Alpha doesn’t let anyone off easy so use that to your advantage”. I scoffed and turned to face the doors. Screw talking my way out of this, I would probably make a run for it and save myself the trouble. I took in a breath, retracing my steps and calculating how long it would take me to get out of here when the doors bursts open and men shuffled out of it.

Then his teeth are on me. The bite crushes my side, sharp agony ripping through me as his fangs sink deep into flesh and bone. I scream, my knees buckling under his weight. My knife slashes, desperate, sinking into his hide, but he doesn’t let go. Pain blinds me. My chest seizes. My vision tunnels, everything black around the edges. He shakes me like a rag doll, ripping more flesh, my ribs screaming as they crack. My own blood fills my mouth. “RONAN!” Casen’s roar explodes, his wolf slamming into the Alpha with bone-shattering force. The bite rips free, flesh tearing as I crash to the ground, blood pouring down my side.

“I feel trapped. I feel—” “Alive.” His hand snapped up, caging her jaw, tilting her face to his. “More alive than you ever did before I bit you.” Her breath hitched, fury and heat tangled together. “You think one brutal bite makes me yours? You’re insane.” A faint smirk curved his mouth. “Not insane. Alpha.” The word rolled over her skin like a threat. Before she could answer, the air outside shifted. Heavy paws thudded against snow, dozens of them. A low, unified growl rippled through the trees.

“You are dying!” The room fell silent again. “Do you even understand what that is?” Alaric continued, his voice rising, panic bleeding through. “The bite of the true alpha… there is no cure for it.” Aiden’s expression faltered. Just slightly. “At first, it looks harmless,” Alaric went on, his breathing uneven now. “Then it starts messing with your head. You begin to see things… hear things… lose control…” His eyes darkened. “And then you rot. Slowly. While you’re still alive.”

A whole pack? He explained with clinical precision. “The Alpha is our target. If we can’t reach him, then the Luna. She’ll draw him out. Betas are second priority, then the warriors. Wolves in their forms, avoid their teeth. A bite is poison. Twenty-four hours of agony before death. If captured and bitten…” His jaw hardened. “…better to kill yourself than wait.” A hush followed that last line, like everyone in the room had seen that reality before. Johnny leaned back in his chair, smirking. “Relax, sweetheart. We’ve got silver. They won’t get close enough to use their teeth.”