Alvin And Brittany Novels & Stories

“Look. I’m not accusing him. But you have to admit… it lines up. And it all started falling apart after that fight between you two.” “That’s not fair,” she snapped. “He was hurt. He lashed out, but he wouldn’t betray us. Not like that.” I leaned in. “Raven, listen to me. My brother Allen is still out there. And he’s not dumb. He’s been trained by the same manipulative bastard who raised me. My father taught us both one thing better than anything else — if you want to win, find the crack in someone’s armor. Find it. And push.”

Of course, she's difficult with Christopher, but that's just how they relate, but she is nice by and large. I got to the spot where we were stationed earlier. The time was six thirty-five so I knew the omega would be calling soon. I brought out Chris's phone and held it in my hand. At that moment, I wondered why the law made it impossible for people to visit detainees. As far as I knew, there was no logical reason for it, and I know a lot of pack members felt the same way as well. I would soon be the Alpha of this pack and here I was, hiding and being sketchy just to visit my mother in prison. This would be one of the things I will fix when I become Alpha, along with many other laws that mad

It only took a few minutes before a silver SUV pulled up to the packhouse. Alpha Bruce and his son Kalvin stepped out, followed by a few other men. Kalvin was a few years older than me, but his father was a control freak and refused to hand over the alpha title until he found a suitable luna to rule by his side. Alpha Bruce was in his late fifties and a total asshole. “Rider, it’s nice to see you again. Where are your parents, Alpha Erik and Luna Trish?” Alpha Bruce asked as he came to stand in front of me.

"You'd be worse than this if you had." I groan, rub my face in my hands at something else I have no clue about and don't really want to find out. "Yeahhh," She laughs. "Let's have that conversation when you're feeling a bit less like a corpse." Pushing the existential crises aside, I press further. "Are you bonded?" Valentine's expression turns horrified. "Absolutely not, bitch. I'm a Beta." The relief in her voice is extraordinary. "Thank fuck." The last of my magic drink goes down the wrong hole and I choke.

It was all as if we were meant to be. Then, what had possibly gone wrong? – “What is taking them so long?” Allan grumbled, gulping his drink all the way. He pointed his empty glass towards Ethan, wanting it to be filled again which only earned an irritated look. Mrs. Paul, which I came to know of, only offered a kind smile, seeing the banters between them. “Do it yourself, dumbass. And what are you so worked up about?” He inquired suspiciously. A playful smirk stretched on his lips as Allan shrugged nonchalantly. “Who knows.” Well, it was not much of a surprise seeing he was not one to talk much regarding his life. Private to it.

Even the birds seemed asleep, leaving only the clear sound of the vibration. "Just answer it," Tabitha said lightly. Glancing at my phone screen, I saw Alvin's name flashing. It was so late. He wouldn't call unless it was urgent. I had no choice but to answer, "Hello." "Alpha, something's happened," Alvin said urgently. Uncertain of what it could be, I glanced at Tabitha and excused myself to speak with Alvin. When I finished and turned back, ready to pick up where we left off, Tabitha was gone without a trace.

But of course, Sebestian is there to control his mate. It was at the next time that Allen discovered that Sebestian is really stupid when it comes to their future house choice; he is really stupid to choose one house near some station side, and Alvin, of course, could easily lead him away and make him purchase it if only Allen was not there and snacked on Alvin's head. Alvin grins like a stupid person after he gets smack of Allen like he is waiting for it.

“We’ll have a real girl’s night.” “Ohhh,” Bridgette hums, her eyes shining. “That would be amazing. They can –“ “Hey!” Alvin interrupts, looking angrily between us. “We cannot have a girl’s night. I am not a girl.” “You can be an honorary girl! For one night!” I say cheerfully, moving swiftly to him and wrapping my arms around his shoulders. “My little daughter, Alvina!” “No!” He protests as Bridgette laughs. “I will not be a girl I will be…” he closes his eyes and I watch him, dying to know his plan. He pauses a moment, thinking, and then his eyes snap open.

Alvin was a loyal supporter of Raven's father, and also a relative of Raven's father's side. They shared the last name of White. "So when do you plan to have a celebration of your own?" Alvin put on the parental smile. "I don't do birthday parties, Alvin." Raven shook his head with a chuckle. "I mean the celebration for a new Luna, Alpha Raven." Alvin was still with that parental smile, and Raven coughed hard at his words. "I know all about the celibacy with you young people," Alvin chuckled, "But a pack needs a Luna--Alpha?!"

"Get out!" Alpha Aiden yelled at me and I jerked in shock at the tone of his voice and nodded vigorously, dropping to my knees and picking the pieces of broken plates that lay discarded on the floor. I felt a hand soap against my shoulder and I stopped, I didn't have to look up to know who was behind me. Taryn was the only daughter of the Alpha. And despite her being one of our best warriors, she had a terrible personality and I was the least of her fans.