Bucky Barnes Alpine Novels & Stories

I imagine not having someone to talk to after a stressful day of school as well; no one to rant to or talk shit with when the sun is out and all those bullies are far away, handling their own lives. I would have lost my shit as well, or dived into my books to numb the depression. I guess luckily enough, I found her… The only wolf that isn’t threatened by my presence. Well, she’s technically not the only one. “Uhm. Does Artemis have a Beta?” “Yeah, every Alpha has a Beta of course.” She states it like I’d be dumb not to know, forgetting that I am in fact a human, not used to wolf norms. “How come I’ve never heard of him?” I ask now, trying to mask my own overwhelming curiosity to know who the

Back at the pack house, the wolves were safe. The house had little to no damage, thanks to Akira's idea of meeting Orion far away from the pack house before he even got there. Tony was in the Infirmary now. “I did all I could, I have done everything magically possible to ensure that he survives and he surely will. Now we wait and let mother nature do her thing,” Rune had told her, “only thing is that she's painfully slow but she is really good at what she does— most of the time” he joked.

We had to move slowly as the trail was mixing with the dry leaves, so Drew paused to check the floor if we were on the right path. For one, I was happy we didn't go with the split up, because the barn we were going to was neither in the north or down the river. Gwendolyn had made her carry a punch of wheat to an abandoned warehouse down the forest path. It made me fear as the thought of wild animals eating her came to mind. I wanted to run really fast to meet up with her, however Drew was with me and I didn't want to lose my cool, so I had to walk slowly behind him.

in tiny letters. Alec chuckled, carefully setting his gifts aside as he started preparing for practice. "Thanks, James. This means a lot." I put Alec's knight on my bookshelf behind my bunk. I watched him move, noticing how he still favored his knee. "How's your knee feeling?" He shrugged. "One of the big reasons I was carving so much. Tried to stay off it as much as possible." We headed to the rink together. The guys already gearing up. Changing in front of them had always been nerve-wracking, but today, as I stripped down to my undershirt, no one even glanced my way.

“I know, Phil, but I just don’t have a choice. I can’t risk not having enough money for school next year; I can't risk being laughed at.” Phil was silent for a moment as if weighing his words carefully. “What if we could find a way to make it work? Maybe we can adjust the training schedule, and find some way for you to balance both. You’ve worked so hard to get here, Nadia. It would be a shame for you to walk away now.” Before I could respond, the gym doors opened, and Alex walked in, holding his basketball kit in his hands. The sight of him made my heart skip a beat, but not in a good way. I could barely breathe anymore. I swear, I had no idea he was on the team.

“Relax, babe. Don't get so worked up.” He even called her babe? “So what is your big plan huh? You're going to keep me here until you can make a run for it? Big whoop. The Greymoore pack will never stop until they hunt you down for killing their Alpha's son.” I almost laughed. They really didn't think this through. But then Alicent started laughing with me. “Who said anything about keeping you here… alive?” My blood turned to ice and my fingers went nimble.

My tone turned out colder than I intended. There was something about that man. I thought he looked familiar, like I’ve seen him somewhere before. When I entered my office, I turned on my laptop and searched for the local news articles. We were the fifth generation at Wolf’s Creek, and the nearest neighboring pack was Shadow Mountain pack. Not exactly friendly, but we have had no trouble with them in years. So what territory the bald guy was referring to was beyond me. “There you are,” I found the article with the photo, and I recognized the bald attacker. He was with another man, Zachariah Lyon, developer. “What are you developing there in Santa Barbara, Mr. Lyon? And why do you feel threate

He wasn’t normal in the way the rest of us were. I guess it must have been the perks of being an Alpha because even as the bike flipped, his body moved—fast and precise. He crouched so low and gripped the seat just as the machine spun, his muscles straining so hard against his shirt. At the last possible second, he forced his weight against the tilt and dragged it down, landing with a brutal skid that tore across the track. Smoke poured out, sparks showered, but he was still on it. Alive and Breathing.

I've always wanted to go mountain climbing, and he's definitely a mountain. "I'm a bunny. What about you?" I wait for him to laugh and let go of my hand, but he doesn't. His grip tightens as though he thinks I'm going to run away. "I'm a grizzly bear. You're part of the Biker Bunnies, aren't you?" Jordan smiles at me, and I smile back. "Yes. Are you solo riders, or are you in a gang?" From this angle, I can't see what his jacket says.

His chest bore a hole in which his heart has been taken out, and goodness, did she have to suck him dry? The sight was gory and sickening; it make me want to bend over and empty my gut. "Who is he?" I ask no one in particular, bending down to examine his body. "One Luke Linton" someone replies. "Well, send a word to the Alpha..." "Jake already sent someone" I scoff, looking back at Jake who gives me one sly smirk. Really! He's doing a good job trying to get my place. "She killed him horribly" I sigh.