Alphas Stepping Novels & Stories

Alice suggested. Beta Stephanie smirked, “Being the daughter of Alpha Muskwood, does not give you the right to tell me what to do. Here on this training ground, I am the master. I give the rules and I design your fate. So whatever you have in that head of yours keep it to yourself. This is not your pack, and here you are my student not the Alpha princess.” With that being said, Alice rolled her eyes. “What's the essence of sending us to search for it when you know it's not there.” She muttered.

I muttered. “Slowly,” my beta agreed. “Slow is still better than shrinking.” He couldn’t argue with that. Before either of us could continue, another knock interrupted the conversation. Zeus stepped through the doorway before giving me a respectful nod. “Alpha.” I gestured toward the chair across from me. “You look like you’ve got something.” “I do.” He remained standing. “I’ve got a few men ready. We’re heading out.” I nodded my head once. “Remember the plan.”

I suppose I will let Stephen do all the talking. We stepped outside to be greeted with 6 black SUV's. They certainly showed up quickly. One by one the Alphas stepped out with their Lunas. The Alphas had a serious look across their faces while the Lunas looked impassive. "Welcome to our pack, we have much to discuss. Let's go to the meeting room." Stephen said, his smile had disappeared and a serious look spread across his face. He turned on his heels and grabbed my hand and walked towards the meeting room. I could feel their eyes burning into my back. I'm not sure how these Alphas and Lunas will take all the news and I can only pray to the goddess they don't flip out and cause more of a prob

he says in a deadly whisper, “whom I told of the plans to cripple them by taking their weapons. You three know who you are. Step forward.” A male I recognize, his beta, Johnny, starts to speak, “Alpha surely you dont—” “Step forward!” He says again, and this time there is no mistaking the order. The three males stepped forward. His beta, his head enforcers, and another male I didn't know well, but knew was one of Woodland's best builders. The builder spoke up first. “Alpha, I swear to you I would never align myself with those monsters.” A ring of truth in his voice.

Alph couldn't hear what he said but knew he'd said something. Alph instinctively took a step back with his heart thumping. He was quickly in the shadow of the trees, even though Adam started walking in his direction. The Alpha's instincts cringed and told him to be behind once more, and he retreated, keeping his presence shrouded from view. Adam walked by without noticing him; his footsteps faded off into the distance.

Chapter 2: Serving the pack The grand marble floors of the Alpha’s mansion stretched out before Cassia in an endless labyrinth of gleaming white, as though mocking her reflection with every drag of the cloth across their surface. The early morning chill seeped through her bones, but she barely noticed it—years of conditioning had taught her to numb herself to cold, to pain, to the ache in her joints as she worked tirelessly. Today, however, was different; an unusual tension lingered in the air, sharpening her senses, reminding her of her place.

I turn toward the door, and wait. No more than a minute after Rylan moves to stand beside me, a line of carriages trudge down the driveway toward us. Rain starts to drip from the heavens as the pack unloads from the carriages. They make their way up the steps, the smell of wet dog wafting in with them. I nod my head respectfully at them as they pass, getting mostly polite smiles in return. When most of the group has gone inside, I feel the Alpha coming. A glance at Rylan, and I know she feels his presence.

Alexa was still standing in front not wanting to move. “Don’t even think!” I pointed my finger at her sharply. She looked at me hurt, turning to the house, but I couldn’t risk anything else happening to her, even though she was a good warrior, she was my only relative and as my younger sister, she would have to lead a pack if anything happened to me. I had 300 souls with me who were willing to follow me and I was grateful I deserved it. “We are ready for the movement Alpha”, Tyron echoed.

Mr Carlos shouted standing up. "I expelled her because she defiled the rules. She had defiled the rules several times and I've overlooked those times but not anymore. Doesn't she understand what's written in the rules?" I asked arrogantly looking at Mr Carlos. "I said it then, you should never have been made Alpha. Brooklyn should have been made Alpha!" Mr Carlos shouted and half the court members nodded with approval. Stupid hypocrites. "Well if that's what you want, You're free to create another pack. I don't give a fuck if you don't like me. I am the Alpha and nothing changes the fact that your Brooklyn is still below me!" I yelled, standing up and everyone kept quiet.

The training sessions had not been long enough but it was still in our nature to fight back. "Aela, let me see you right behind me, now." Alpha Ryan's voice startled me through the mind link. I looked around me, there were about a hundred wolves in front of me and we were moving in a fixed manner, from Alpha to Beta to members of the alpha and beta families, to warrior wolves, to members of the pack and then the omegas. "I said now." He must have felt my resistance. "Yes alpha." I went out of line and ran to the front, ignoring the questioning looks I got. Doe was standing so close to him and so I had to take her side in fear.