An Alpha For Christmas Novels & Stories

Disclaimer! Only read the following bonus story if you have finished reading Beta's Innocent Mate! Twas The Night Before Their 1st Christmas is a holiday bonus starting everyone's favorite Alpha and Aleph couple, André and Darren! If you've read Beta's Innocent Mate, you know all about the new additions to André and Darren's family. I know we are past the holiday season; however, I was delayed in releasing this bonus due to a family emergency. So, without further ado, I present a glimpse into the holiday fun and life of Alpha André D'Amore and Aleph Darren Delaney's lives with their bundles of joy.

It had been a depressingly hot season, and with his disallowance of her partaking in outdoor activities for fear of her pale skin tarnishing to something darker, Parisa had spent the majority of her days sequestered in different rooms: reading books, learning etiquette, practising her French, playing the piano, actively avoiding his wife and children or dreadfully counting the days to her birthday. Parisa reached forward, her slender hand easily slipping between the grills, and closed around the window’s latch before she twisted and pushed. Sounds of the free world were sharper now. She listed forward, savouring every call from matings to warnings of bugs and birds. A breath of cool, crisp a

He told Moira and Patrick afterwards, “Being Alpha doesn’t make me better than anyone. I don’t deserve gifts just for existing, especially not from people who work so hard for what they have.” Before leaving, Moira asked Mrs. Kalli if she celebrated any of the human winter holidays they had learned about in Miss En’s class. She said she and her husband celebrated Christmas and would be decorating the shop that weekend. Moira’s eyes lit up and she begged to come and help and learn about it for school. Mrs. Kalli laughed and said it wouldn’t be a problem if Moira came by Saturday morning between eight and ten to help. Promising to get Alpha Gerald to agree, Moira and the others left the shop s

Drown in my sea of the deep thoughts, I didn’t know when the day break and I was forced to prepare for our departure. “Thank you all for coming down here for the peace banquet. Since this will be a yearly thing now, I will look forward to every one of you next year too” the Alpha addressed us and dismissed us to our several destinations after handing out the gifts he had prepared for everyone, even our soldiers. The soldiers from my pack were busy giggling and blushing over the customized gifts they had received from the Alpha when I barged into their room and saw Ansel quietly packing his own bag. With fury, I attacked him and grabbed him by the collar.

Let him think he was healing my wounds. “I have made my decision,” Alpha Fyrestone declared and I found myself fixated upon Kate's dress. Watching her shaking leg quivering as our mighty Alpha prepared to make or break my best friend's life.

I replied, smiling at his beautiful face. My eyes wandered around the festivities, and I noticed Alex smiling at us with a peculiar look in his eyes. It was a mixture of happiness and longing, as if something was missing from his life. I raised an eyebrow in silent inquiry, and he shook his head, smiling, as if telling me not to worry. As the evening progressed, it was time for the birthday cake. Lea brought out a beautifully decorated cake with “Happy Birthday Alpha” written on it. Everyone gathered around as Xander blew out the candles, and the pack cheered once again.

Lex says, not so cryptically. “I’ll see what I can do. Um, so, Leticia and I have a gift for you.” Delilah quickly changes the subject. “Well, for you and Bronx. It’s still your birthday and technically your anniversary. And the summer solstice is when we celebrate our Alpha, is it not?” “Ladies, you didn’t have to buy us anything.” Bronx puts his hands up. “Just having you here with us is enough.” “A gift?” I furrow my brow. “You know I’m grateful, but I don’t like gifts, you guys.”

It was Alpha, and boy, did it smell really amazing, like home. Allen shook her head as she tried to concentrate on Ohm's scent, which was barely there, and before she could get it, she was tackled on the ground and was now laying on her back with another wolf pinning her down. The wolf was huge, and it smelled like the same alpha she had been smelling before. The wolf's fur was black with a reddish tint, and his eyes were gold. He was gorgeous, and Allen had never seen a wolf like that before. When Allen looked up, she saw the Alpha growling at Allen and showing his canine teeth. Allen whimpered and closed her eyes. She knew this was a bad idea. She should not have run after Ohm, but of cour

‘Let’s see who’s brave enough to show themselves. Silence blankets the crowd as they exchange glances, uncertainty hanging thick in the air. Jonas steps forward, his voice rising above the murmurs. “I’ve come back to reclaim my place as Alpha,” he declares, his tone commanding. “And I want every one of you to understand that I’m not here to play games. I’m here to protect our pack and our territory.” His mother’s expression softens, pride shining through her worry. “You’ve grown, Jonas. You always had it in you.”

I stare down at the letter, my heart squeezing, and I sigh softly, feeling overly emotional as I look at his large handwriting. “No. Surprisingly…” I reply softly before I begin reading out the letter. “Dear Santa, I know I’m not a good boy, but I promise I won’t begin to play with fire this year even if it looks so fun, but in return I want you to let my Mommy and Daddy become a big happy family again. So, I can have them always. Love, Alpha Xander.” We’re both silent before Sebastian chuckles lightly. “Alpha Xander, the kid’s got confidence.”