Alvin And Brittany Novels & Stories

"I'm sorry for being such an asshole about you being a half-breed all our lives. You know it wasn't really me, right? I mean, it was me, but Dad was always in my ear, constantly preaching about how bad half-breeds are for the world. Like he wasn't talking to one." I snorted. "Or isn't one himself." I walked over and touched his shoulder with mine as we worked on the eggs together. "Look, I know it's hard, man. If you'll take advice from someone who's had it thrown in his face his whole life because it more obvious than his blonde haired counterparts... Stop putting so much focus on it. I did the research. There are literally six documented Alpha-Alpha combinations in the world. Total, that's

Priya chuckled, smacking his chest lightly. “don’t you have a kingdom to run?” Brittany sassed. “not in another light years,” Alaric quipped back. Brittany and I smiled at each other as we listened to Priya and Alaric bicker. “is that how we sound, when Priya and I are at it?” Brittany asked in a low tone, with a look of horror plastered on her face. “Yes,” I nodded, wide a wide grin on my face. “Oh goddess,” Brittany whispered, placing her hand on her chest.

Christian: Beta, can you ask Alph if he can send some of our warriors to be temporary Betas and Gammas for the Golden Sun Pack, at least until they can promote their own warriors once they are trained? Rollings: I will have Alpha call you later tonight, there is a lot to discuss. Christian: Roger that! "Alpha Braxton will call me later tonight to speak about everything." Alpha and Luna both smiled. "Okay then, let's all go have dinner and make the announcement!"

I didn't know what was funny but then I didn't say anything to that end. "If prince Brock doesn't like your Alpha, he wouldn't come here at all. He has always held your Alpha to high esteem but then your Alpha is too arrogant to deal with". Alvin and Ethan growled at him for insulting their Alpha. That's normal. They are both the Beta and Gamma. "Hey calm down. Don't be mad because I spoke the truth" he said blankly.

Caleb The room was quiet, only the sound of our breathing could be heard. The mood was gloomy and heavy after the Alpha released an order for us three, Beta, Gamma and me, the Delta. The three of us stared at him in disbelief and skepticism. Ever the bravest one to question our Alpha, Katarina voiced out the said uncertainty.

I whimpered and started digging my nails into his arms. ”She’s feisty, that always makes it more fun,” he said as he pulled back. ”I’m Aron and we’re gonna get to know each other really well tonight,” the others laughed. ”Gabriella,” he said my name as if he had practiced it. It rolled off his tongue and a look of distaste grew on his face. He made a tsk sound with his tongue and looked at Easton. ”You actually got the Alphas wife-” He spat and his eyes turned cold and hard.

Alexander questioned, disbelief evident in his gravelly voice. “Yes, you didn't know?” I asked, and he shook his head. I found it surprising he wasn't aware of the viral wedding. I thought the whole of the United States knew, but I couldn't help but feel relieved. If he didn't know about Karyna’s wedding, then he hadn't been prying into her business. After he left, only my extended family remained, including Rahl, his wife Brianne, and Maria.

The confusion lingered on the men’s faces. “Well, are you not?” Dumont snapped in annoyance. Wyatt rolled his eyes. “No, they are not.” Presley growled. “Then why are we meeting with you if you have no relevance here?” “Because you’re so egotistic that you blatantly disrespected our Alpha and Beta,” Wyatt said in a bored tone, even though he was looking forward to the looks on the men’s faces. Bradley frowned. “What?” “I’m the Beta, and she’s the Alpha,” Cassidy finally spoke up as she pointed to Calypso.

“Alpha Alvin, this is highly irregular. What is the meaning of this?” Alvin smirked, his confidence unnerving. “I’m here for my bride.” The crowd erupted into whispers, and I felt Kevin tense beside me. He stepped forward, his voice laced with anger. “Alvin, this is not the time or place for your theatrics. Leena is my bride, and this is our wedding. Leave now, or I will have you removed.” Alvin ignored him, his gaze never leaving mine. “Leena, you are mine. You always have been. This wedding is a mistake, and I won’t let it happen.”

Adam was telling me as we were walking in the door that he had been thinking about eating chicken curry for half a month and that he was waiting for me to eat it with him. I told him to take it easy and reminded him that the last time he ate two bowls of it in one sitting, he had to use the restroom several times. He giggled and said, "You sure talk a lot." Then we looked up and saw Alvin exit the elevator. Alvin appeared to have just finished a meeting. His suit was crease-free, and his hair was perfectly coiffed. He was trailed by bodyguards and secretaries, all of whom were elite alphas.