Beware Of Wolf Novels & Stories

There was no denying to the Alpha I was scared. The man’s eyes narrowed. Was that suspicion? Concern? Or anger? It was hard to tell. But the slight snarl from my wolf told me she wasn’t too impressed with me for expressing her concerns. ‘Now he knows we may be onto him.’ She warned. And I realized with a sinking heart that my wolf may well be right. If he knew that I was aware of their plans, then I could have now put myself at risk...

Not aggressively. Just enough to brush an invisible speck from my shoulder. Anyone watching would have thought it intimate. Friendly. My entire body went still. “You should be careful,” she murmured. The words were almost gentle. Almost. “Attention like this rarely ends well for wolves… of your standing.” There it was again. Omega. Small. Replaceable. My wolf pressed against my chest, restless now. Not afraid. Alert. “Is that a warning?” I asked. “If you’d like to hear it that way.” Her fingers dropped away.

- I don't know why I felt in my heart that my mother wanted to say more than she did. This wasn't the first time in my life, but since my father died this has gotten worse. - Mom? You didn't even seem too shocked by the location of the guy's house! - It's just that you finally have your breakfast Beck! We're leaving in thirty minutes to fix our hair for tonight. My mother didn't like to answer questions. I was used to it enough by then, so I didn't question anything anymore. I didn't question my father's obsession with wolf artifacts and legends, I didn't question why she wore a protective necklace against something that only existed in my books.

Escaping seemed to be the only viable option. "Help! Please, someone, help me!" The desperate voice pierced through the chaos, and when I turned to look, I saw the rogue wolf sinking its teeth into a guard's neck, blood spraying in all directions. It was as if the creature sensed my fear, its eyes blazing with red intensity. Taking a step back, I found myself paralyzed as the wolf lunged toward me in an instant. As the wolf's hungry mouth and sharp teeth seemed poised to tear into my face, my heart nearly stopped in terror. But just before the dreaded impact, Alpha Knight swooped in to intervene.

"What's that?" "What's what? Oh, the wolf?"

he said quickly "God knows what you two would have been doing before I got there.Do you know for how long I have been looking for you?!" "Looking for me? I'm not a kid.I can-" "Oh please,lil wolf." he stopped her "You can barely harm a fly say less of holding a sword.You're not allowed to wander around this mansion,lil wolf.Not without my permission." "Who said I need your fucking protection? I don't.And what does it matter if I die? You don't care anyway so stop trying to play the hero because you're not.You're a damn coward and a loser!" He pressed her against the door. "Don't ever say that again." he spoke his sentence word by word as if to let it sink in "I'm warning you."

Children were warned to watch out for him as he prowled the woods at night. Women were advised not to approach him. He is the adversary that men fight. He is the dreaded shadow that watches over your home. He is the god who prowls, leaving a trail of horrible creatures and darkness in his wake. He is the wild man who serves as a warning to keep our wolves under control. The alpha of all alphas—The wolf god. While looking at Lily, I had goosebumps on my arms due to an icy sensation that shouldn't have been possible given the number of warm humans crammed inside the bunker. My body went numb, and my chest felt hollow and cold all at once.

LANDON: With each cautious step, I surveyed the area, ensuring our safety as we traversed the woods. We remained in our wolf forms, a decision made to heighten our senses and evade any potential threats. My focus was on guiding us back to my house; a place where I could better control the environment and protect us from the unknown danger that lurked in the shadows.