Angry Alpha Wolf Novels & Stories

Years back I couldn't do anything but I won't allow the pup to through the endless torture that I went through. Anger flashes through my eyes on seeing that mute Alpha holding the knife in his hands and with the pain of the years that I have buttoned within me. Rushing toward him, I let out a dangerous growl alerting him of danger, he staggered back and stepped back before I could lug for their throat. "Attack that wolf!" He commands quickly when stepping back. I growled angrily and quickly blocked the Alpha of the moonlight pack from them. Obstructing them from stepping forward to the Alpha and his family.

I don’t respond right away, I scan the wolves behind him and recognize some faces from my old pack. “I’m not going back in there,” I growl. “And I’m not leaving here dead.” Aiden’s smirk tightens. “You’d put the entire pack in danger for this?” he snaps. I ignore him and raise my voice, speaking to the wolves behind him. “Don’t die for his stupidity,” I shout. “I know you. All of you. This isn’t what we fought for!” Aiden’s expression shifts, his eyes glowing a piercing yellow. “Don’t speak to them!” he sneers. “They are not your pack anymore. I am their Alpha. They do as I say.”

His golden eyes darkened to an almost black hue, burning with raw fury as he turned toward the door. Positioning himself in front of her, his muscles coiled tightly, ready to attack, he let out a fierce, growl, that was both a warning and a threat. His instincts screamed to protect his mate at all costs. Whoever dared to intrupt would face the full wrath of an enraged Alpha wolf.

That annoyed Viva and she pushed Lia backwards and blocked her path. "I wasn't talking to you, wide mouth and if you know what is good for you, don't ever, ever speak when I, Alpha Viva is talking, do you understand?" Lia snorted. "You call yourself an Alpha? I don't smell that on you." Viva growls and tries to use one of her arms, her right one, that is now covered with thick brown fur with her claw to design Lia's face when a hand catches hold of her wolf fur wrist.

I needed to think. “What else did you notice about the wolf that saved the child asides that he’s an alpha?” I asked calmly, looking at them. They looked at each other again, wondering who would respond this time. “I know I was a fool for hiring such incompetence. But please don’t worsen it by telling me you’re deaf too.” I growled, my eyes literally turning red from anger. “He is quite big. He has huge claws and nice black fur. And very very skilled.” It was the other guy who had been silent all along that spoke this time.

Ian mutters in frustration as we approach the main house. "Hopefully, we get to her first." "The outlanders are just as clueless as we are, if they knew who this wolf was trust me she'd be gone a long time ago." "The thoughts of what they are capable of doing to her makes me angry." I couldn't tell why I was so pissed off from the brutal and hideous thoughts that plagued my mind. "As an Alpha, it's normal to feel that way about your pack member, don't think too much about it."

Alek I unlatch the seatbelt the moment we’re up in the air. I need a clear head, but my hands are shaking in anger and fear. How could Mary be so stupid and trust her alpha more than her own daughter? I wash my face in the lavatory with cold water to wake up my senses. My wolf stirs as he feels my anger. If something bad happens to Jasmine, I don’t care if Mary’s the mother or a woman; I’ll make her pay. I’ll make everyone involved pay.

He resembled a wounded beast, driven to the brink of madness by his grief and rage. "Blast!" Another deafening sound reverberated through the air, causing my ears to ring. It was then that I realized the gravity of the situation and fled for my life as the humans launched a relentless assault, sparing no wolf in their path. Suddenly, I witnessed the Alpha charging towards the enemy with his beta by his side, a fierce determination burning in his eyes. "For my pack!" he roared, his voice laced with dark resolve. In that moment, it was clear that the Alpha had forsaken reason, consumed by a burning desire for vengeance against those who had taken his Luna, his beloved mate.

I grumbled under my breath, carefully to take the next few steps, when I stopped in my tracks. My eyes widened as I watched a tall, brown fur wolf, holding a pup in between his canines, covered with blood and many wounds—an Alpha. I could easily see the power in his eyes, the smug look. The view was almost unbearable for me. I could hear the low whines and howls of the pup in agony. “Let it go!” I yelled over the sound of water, but he barely moved.

I asked in a gruff voice and waited for their answer, but there was nothing. “You aren’t ready to meet me yet, I see. Ok just enjoy the show.” I pushed my pheromones forward and filled the air with my Alpha scent. The wolves staggered backed and one or two whined. I cackled like a maniac and pounced on them. My hands were a blur as I struck them everywhere. I growled and roared like a mindless animal; I put all my frustration and anger into each strike. I didn’t even notice that four wolves have died already and one was able to escape my onslaught.