Bear Alpha Novels & Stories

Alpha Nero let out a deep sigh and rolled his eyes in exasperation. "You always say corny things to your mate. Like many others, I am not an exception. Despite the perception of my callousness by others, I possess the ability to gratify and exhibit tenderness and benevolence towards my significant other," declared Alpha Nero. Alpha Nero's words caught Rett off guard, leaving him completely speechless. The Beta feels ashamed because the Alpha remembers the sort of things he said to Faith. There was a brief moment of stillness. Verity savored each bite in silence.

“You’re the bodyguard, you stay with her.” “With all due respect, Alpha, a bear’s sense of smell is a lot better than a wolf’s, and we’ve already wasted enough time. I don’t want the scent to fade further,” argued Lewis. “Fine. Go. My Beta is heading down there now too. Meet up with him and work together.” “Yes, Alpha.” Lewis left the room quickly, relieved to escape the mess he’d made with Arla. “You don’t have to stay,” Arla told Lorenzo. “I’ll be fine on my own.”

I can smell that he’s an Alpha, but something is off about his scent. ‘He has no wolf.” Maia says to me. ‘A wolf less Alpha? Like I was?’ ‘Yes, but I don’t think he will get a wolf. His wolf isn’t waiting to awaken. I can’t feel a wolf in him at all.’ This must be Carlos. Eli said his appointed Beta was a wolf less Alpha. Eli shifts and pulls on a pair of shorts before walking up to Carlos. “Alpha, it’s good to have you home.” Carlos says before the two embrace in a back-thumping hug.

Beta asked turning towards me. A smile tugged at the corners of my lips as I nodded in agreement. "Just as Mr. Dencio mentioned, his daughter belongs to the illustrious Alpha bloodline." Beta, having never laid eyes on the enigmatic she-wolf, couldn't help but allow a smile to grace his face.

After staring at a silent Alpha Malcolm for a few minutes, Paul turned his attention to the man beside him. That's when he recognized him as the Beta. He smiled to himself. He would certainly have buy his cousin a beer for this capture. "Since your fearless leader have nothing to say, what about you?" Alpha Paul asked the Beta that only looked at him with disdain.

The alpha gestured for me to sit down, and I complied, trying to calm my racing heart. The alpha sat down beside me, his eyes locked on mine. "Aurora, I need to tell you something," he said, his voice low and serious. "The beta...he's not a stable person. He has a history of violence and aggression, and I'm worried that he might pose a threat to you." I listened to the alpha's words. I had suspected that the beta was trouble, but I had no idea that he was capable of violence. "What do you mean?" I wrote on my notepad, trying to keep my hand steady.

Alpha Steel. Five years had passed, but that name still carried weight, even if it no longer shattered my composure as it once did. This wasn't just any pack leader or businessman like those I'd dealt with these past years. Only one wolf commanded the respect to casually bid six hundred million at a territory event. Aaron Steel. The Alpha King. Taking a deep breath, I felt Bella stirring uneasily within me. My wolf had always been sensitive to his presence, even from a distance. I turned to leave the quiet alcove where I'd sought refuge, but found my path blocked by a tall, imposing figure.

I glared at him. “You know what?” I told him with an edge to my voice. He breathed deep and half held up his hands in mock defeat. “You mean my special power?” He wiggled his fingers at me, then shrugged. “It’s a Beta thing. Alphas tend to be a little more hot-headed than your average wolf, so a Beta who can create a calm aura is very useful.” I could see how it would be useful, but I had never heard of it before. It wasn’t something that Beta Jeremy had, or at least not that I was aware of.

I rolled my eyes, “if only you'd paid attention I won't have to be in this situation right now.” “That's why I'm your beta” he said smugly, “I have Beta privileges” “That's not a thing,” I said bluntly. “It is now.” He shrugged. “Stop making shit up and enforcing them on me” “It's all love, Alpha. There's plenty more to pass around.” “Ew. No, hard pass.” “Well…” he trailed off. “Right. Antares is the human of Aragon. Just like my wolf is Eden and yours is—”

I knew what they were thinking. It didn't matter. Drake was gone. I was the only alpha left on campus. The others fell in line. No omegas, not with Emory running things. But still, wolves born to follow orders. Trained to bend. Even if they hated it. Vance kept showing me the hit. Rewinding it in my mind over and over. Laughing at the replay. Coach barked again. "Come on, Bane, get your head in the game!" I nodded. I managed to keep my mind steady. I blocked Vance, so I didn't do anything else stupid.