Boner Alert Novels & Stories

Connor apparently keeps this place stocked for emergencies. “There are sleeping bags in the closet.” Warren starts pulling them out. “Not luxurious, but it'll do.” “I'll take first watch.” Marcus moves to the window. “We should have someone awake at all times. Just in case.” “Good idea.” Warren checks his phone. “Connor says pack communications are going crazy. Father has issued a priority alert for our capture. He's offering rewards for information.” “How much?” I ask, morbidly curious. “Doesn't specify. Just says substantial.” Warren's expression is troubled. “Which means he's serious. Desperate, even.”

The originally blue LCD screen was occupied by a blood-red alert page. Tony froze, and stood up suddenly, "Mr. Anderson, is this... an alarm from over there?" "Yes!" Sean narrowed his eyes slightly and looked cold, "And it's the highest level of alert."

Theo offered a smile, albeit bitter, and said, “Since I’ve failed so terribly in my relationships, I can’t fail in being a good son either.” Luna bit her lower lip and was about to say something when suddenly, a loud alarm sounded through the treatment room. The three of them immediately turned to see what was going on. Inside the treatment room, the specialists were busy recalibrating the medical equipment. Meanwhile, on the bed… Bonnie laid motionless on the bed, her entire face pale.

It sounded a bit too normal given the circumstances. Jonas was frowning down at his phone, clearly not happy. Without a word he held it out for Max to take, watching for his response. Even from a distance I could see the anger in the Beta rise several notches as he swore at the phone. Whatever the message said it wasn't good. Max tossed the phone to Nate and turned to speak quietly to Jonas. Their reactions were starting to scare me. All around me the other wolves started to tense, this was obviously unusual for a challenge.

“We have released the news about Mr. Bosner’s demise. What we don’t know is what their next step will be. This is just a precautionary measure. Dana nodded. “It will be better if you could stay together at the apartment so that we don’t have to thin out security.” “Okay” Dana and Lara agreed. Ed gave Dana and Lara a bracelet. It looked like an ordinary steel bracelet with a square patterns. He pointed at the center square which had a pattern of three smaller squares, one inside the other “This is a panic button. If you are by any chance in trouble, please press this.” Lara took the bracelet and pressed the button. Ben’s, Frank’s, Ed’s and Shadow’s phone started beeping with an emergency beep

They slammed across the passage horizontally, right where our torsos would have been if we’d slowed or stumbled. “Motion‑triggered spike wall,” Jax panted. “Classic.” He looked back at where the beam had flickered and then at me, eyes too sharp not to connect the dots. “Nice timing, horror girl.” “Keep moving,” I said, heart hammering in my throat. I could feel the Game’s attention prickling like static. My armband buzzed once: a tiny, private alert. MINOR ANOMALY: REGISTERED SOURCE: AUTHOR The text vanished before I could fully process it.

The system really had terrible timing. "I'm being hunted by mysterious organizations, dead people are apparently alive, and you're worried about my reputation?. This system is literally insane.” The system remained silent. Adrian looked confused. "What's funny?" "Nothing." She replied pacing around The system suddenly chimed again. Another notification. This one is red. [URGENT WARNING ] [HIGH RISK INDIVIDUAL APPROACHING] Alina's smile vanished. "What now?" Adrian immediately noticed her expression. "What happened?"

They never learn, why would you go and mess with us, especially when our leader is the greatest most badass man, my great grandfather, Phoenix. "Seems like you're new." I said as I chocked him. "Most hunters already know who we are, but I see Colton, sent a newbie to the lions den. Shame your life ends today." Screams was all I heard, he was begging me for his life. Sadly I don't give a second chance to those who want to harm me and my family. "I should start charging for taking care of the bodies." I turned to see Paolo. "You're the best at it." I grinned.

Maison pushes me harder than ever, and I push back, demanding more, demanding faster, demanding to understand. And then, in the middle of an exercise, everything changes. The bond flickers. Not the baby bond, the mate bond. The one I loosened, the one I've been keeping at a distance. It's been quiet for days, a faint background hum that I can mostly ignore. But now, suddenly, it spikes. Not with warmth. Not with connection. With alarm. Ronan. Something is happening to Ronan. Something dangerous. The bond doesn't convey details, just raw, primal warning. He's in trouble. He's in pain.

Then suddenly a deafening alarm blared through the bunker. Red emergency lights exploded across the walls. Dante pulled away instantly, every trace of softness vanishing from his face in seconds. “Intruder alert,” a mechanical voice announced overhead. “Perimeter breach on sub-level three.” Dante moved immediately, shoving me behind him while drawing his gun in one smooth motion. The temperature in the room seemed to drop instantly. “Stay here,” he ordered coldly. But before he could reach the door, another explosion rocked the bunker violently.