Andy Allo Prince Novels & Stories

Jada had decided to give her own statement and asked her mother if she’d come along. A couple minutes later Hakeem left to talk to Will. I watched from the front lawn of the police station as Nox addressed the media. He stood a head taller than them, his shoulders back and jaw set firm. Flickers of the little boy I knew clouded my vision, melting away to reveal the man he’d become. He looked like an Alpha. The anger and betrayal were still there as it always had been, only it wasn’t as potent. I wasn’t sure what that meant, but I didn’t like it. I didn’t like it one bit.

His tattoos could be seen on his hand, and I raised an eyebrow when Alessandro extended his hand to shake. “I thought that we were meeting in the VVIP lounge?” Alessandro said, letting me know that the man was the Cartel. The other Alphas stood, but all of us ladies stayed in place. The Alphas took their turn in shaking hands with the Cartel, and though he smiled, welcomingly at them, I could tell that the devious expression on his face meant nothing more than a mutual alliance. Neither one of them was actually his friend, and I could tell by Alessandro’s body language that the feeling was mutual.

He panted, collapsing on the pillow next to me, holding my hand, our fingers intertwining. "Let's clean you up," he breathed out, and I could barely speak a word after he fucked me into oblivion. And with that, he picked me up in a bridal style as if I weighed nothing and placed me under the shower. I couldn't stand up, so Alessandro held onto my waist. "Can I wash your hair?" I shyly asked Alessandro. "Of course, you can princess" He pecked my cheek passing me the shampoo. I squeezed the shampoo out of the bottle and placed it in my hands, motioning Alessandro to bend down so his head was at my level.

I mumbled to myself as I slowly pushed his door open. Julius looked as though he’d just finished putting on his shorts and was about to look for a t-shirt when I walked in. He didn’t look up at me, completely unfazed by my presence despite his half-naked appearance. I took the opportunity to take a good look, noticing the small flecks of scars littering his body, marring his otherwise smooth sun-kissed skin. “You’ve fought in battle?” I found myself asking. “I’m Alpha to one of the largest packs, that’s a given.” He responded as he put on a shirt, raising his eyebrow at me as if to say I’d just asked a stupid question.

Maxwell sneered, glaring at me as though daring me to find a way out. “You’re all family. Can’t you just work together?” Carlos said, his eyes narrowing as they darted between me and the Smiths. “No!” John and I echoed, for the first time agreeing on something. “There needs to be a tiebreak,” John said, his confidence returning. “Something that will prove who truly deserves this position.” “What are you suggesting?” Arnold asked. John’s smile turned predatory. “The governor’s deal." I had no idea what the deal was about but the name alone made my heart sink.

Alpha Kyle chuckled immediately after he got to me. Immediately, I turned around, picked up a handful of dust, and threw it into his eyes. Next, the pressure pressing down on me disappeared. Before any of the guards came back to their senses, I stood up and sprinted at full speed. But this time, I wasn't running mindlessly. After covering some distance, I immediately hid behind a huge stone. "Find her!" Alpha Kyle's roar resounded through the forest just as I hid behind the stone. I couldn't help but shiver, hearing his roar, I knew he was angry. I was doomed if I was to be captured once again.

His face showed shock. I noticed there was another man next to him. His eyes glazed over, and when they were back to their normal brown, he smiled at me and extended his hand. " Hello. I'm Andrew, the beta of the Summer Moon Pack, and you must be Nalya," he said. I shook his hand. " I've heard about you from my alpha," I didn't know what to say. My eyes went to Alpha Layth, but he looked disturbed. He cleared his throat and smiled at me.