Bound By The Alphas Novels & Stories

I huffed. “Don’t worry about them, my queen. You’re above them all now,” she said with a reassuring smile. “They won’t dare say a word from now on.” I smiled back. “Let’s hope so.” Because if they kept pushing my buttons, I might just lose it and say whatever came to mind. I didn’t care what the Alpha King had told me. I didn’t care how honorable they were supposed to be. If they didn’t respect me, I wouldn’t respect them either.

His jaw trembled, the fury in his eyes giving way to grief. I placed a firm hand on his shoulder, letting out the words I had kept locked in my chest for centuries. “What is the purpose of being an Alpha if I cannot protect my own family from misery?” “I would rather carry this curse until the end of time if it meant keeping you away from that witch,” he whispered, his voice cracking beneath the weight of the words. A faint, bittersweet smile touched my lips. “This cycle began with me, and it ends with me.”

Her voice carried authority carved from years of blood and leadership. Truly, she was an Alpha in every sense of the word. “The mate bond between Alpha Wade Blackstrand and Alpha Jenn Vale remains active,” she continued. “Until it is formally severed, all other declarations are… irrelevant.” Wade’s head snapped toward her, a vicious, desperate hope flaring to life in his eyes. “Yes,” he rasped, grasping onto her words like a drowning man. “Exactly. The bond still stands.” I felt Athena bristle. The Alpha King nodded, glancing at Wade, then me. “You both will step forward for the bond to be severed.”

"Then talk it through with me instead of staring into the blue like it holds answers. What is weighing on you most?" The King let out a long breath and leaned back, the wooden chair creaking under his weight. He did not let go of her hand. "Everything. This bond of theirs is real, it's too glaring. You can feel radiating off them. But it is not meant to be; an omega tied to the Alphas changes the balance." Selene nodded, her thumb tracing small circles on the back of his hand. She shifted closer, until her shoulder pressed against his arm. "It does but the Moon Goddess does not make mistakes with bonds. You have said so yourself many times."

“He’s something else. Maybe cursed, maybe bitten by something we don’t understand. But if we wait until he loses control inside the pack house, we’ll all regret it.” “Do you suggest exile?” Brannic asked. “No,” I said. “Containment.” Their eyes shifted. “You’d make a prisoner of your Alpha?” “He’s no Alpha,” I said firmly. “Not anymore.” The room fell silent. Then Mireya nodded slowly. “We’ll see what he says tonight.” “He won’t talk,” I muttered. “Then that will speak for him.” The meeting ended at dusk. I walked back to the basement with a grin that wouldn’t leave my face.

But her silence was loud. I wrapped an arm around her waist, pulling her into my chest. Her hair whipped against my chin, and I let my chin rest atop her head. “They’ll find the truth,” I murmured. She nodded once, but didn’t lean fully into me. Because part of her was still in Windsor. Still with the ones who had called her daughter. Still wondering if the betrayal had begun far earlier than we all feared. And that was when I opened the Alpha Link. It wasn’t a spell—it was older. Deeper. A blood oath buried in the bones of our realm, linking the reigning Alphas across the four great packs when called upon in unity.

All eyes turned to Jason, standing barefoot on the earth, wearing no armor, no symbols of rank, just himself. Elder Marnie, the oldest of them all, lifted her chin. “We followed your father. We followed your grandfather. Now we follow you, Jason of the Moon Swept Pack. Alpha by right. Alpha by strength. Alpha by wisdom. Luna or no Luna, you are our Alpha.” The words spread like wildfire through the crowd, a ripple of acceptance, of loyalty. Wolves began to kneel, one after another, hands pressed to the dirt, heads bowed. Even the smallest children followed suit, copying their parents.

"Fine. If you tell me to run I will run." We walked toward the front of the crowd where Matteo was standing on the mansion steps looking very pleased with himself. When he saw us approaching he smiled and addressed the crowd loudly. "The Alpha has returned and he brought the monster with him. Let us see if he can explain why he thinks it is acceptable to harbor a creature that attacks innocent pack members." The crowd started shouting again and Darius raised his hand for silence. It took a minute but eventually everyone quieted down enough for him to speak.

Oh they definitely were fucking with me. “That's not even possible I only slept with you guys.” Gabe sighs and slaps Byron. “Byron over here is Alpha of all Alphas, being such, he would have to have his mate to be able to produce a child. Only mates of Alpha of all Alphas can take his knot. When he finished his wolf Obsidian took over and knotted with you. That's why we called the doc to check on you.” I looked at them, I felt overwhelmed, this is all too much. I walk toward the window and start pacing in front of it.

Her face was entirely turned away from me. I decided to stay close to the door, so I leaned against the wall next to it. “I wanted to give you updates about those rogues that attacked you.” “Updates?” she asked after a while. “Yes,” I said. “I sent people after them, and the other Alphas in our territory joined us. We figured it was best to eliminate them as a threat altogether, so we started working together.” I could almost hear her unspoken question: And? “They’ve gotten away,” I admitted. “They’ve crossed another territory that’s out of our jurisdiction. We can’t get to them.”