Call Me Alpha Novels & Stories

Surely the caller knew who he was, given the fact that he knows his name and that he's also the Alpha; however, he, on the other hand, didn't know who it was, and even the voice wasn't familiar. "I'm doing good. What about you?" Alex asked him with a casual tone. "I'm doing good too. Actually it's Alpha Mark of Blue Moon Pack," the caller said to Alex through the phone. "Ooh, what a surprise. Sorry for not recognising your voice," Alex said to him. "It's okay; after all, we haven't spoken to each other before, so there's no way you can recognise my voice," Alpha Mark said to Alex through the phone. "Well, that's true," Alex said to him in reply.

I asked, feeling as though she was on the verge of something. Anna licked her lips as she started to speak, “It was as though she was—” Her sentences are cut short as a ringtone cuts through the silence, irritation rushes through me as I dig the offending tech out of my pocket. I frowned at the caller ID showing Thomas and showed her, Anna shrugged urging me to pick it up With a small nod, I turn to put the phone to my ears, but before I can let a word out, Tom's voice cuts through the night, “Alpha we need you.”

I immediately halted as if I already knew the phone call was bad news. “Alpha,” Arlo called me, and I turned around to face him. He hadn’t answered the phone yet, but he was looking at the caller ID. “It’s Alpha Grant on the line.”

I said, pressing the call button, “we dig.” She tilted her head. “Dig?” “For the truth.” The phone rang once. Then twice. Then a familiar voice picked up. It was calm, loyal, but dangerous when needed. “Yes, Alpha Kris?” came the voice. I leaned back in my chair, my voice dropping into something dark and deliberate. “I’ve got a job for you.”

She used the same tone, but I stood in my stance. "And you better call me Alpha."

he tries to reassure me, to no avail. I go to grab my things, but my brother takes them for me, leaving me to carry just Nisha in. Despite the fear, I hold my head high and try to control my racing heart as we walk inside, and my brother leads me to the Alpha's office. He knocks on the door and the most delicious voice I've ever heard answers. "Enter." The door opens, and I'm staring into the cold eyes of Alpha Roman himself.

Never before has there been a moment as desperate as now. At that moment, Thea's call unexpectedly came in. Victoria looked at the shattered screen of the phone lying on the ground. Through the cracks, Thea's face seemed to be split into pieces like a devil, her eyes burning with a terrifying, predatory aura. Just as relentless as she had done before, Thea kept calling, her persistence felt like a relentless Alpha scent tracking a wounded prey. Victoria was getting annoyed by the noise. She then bent down to pick up her phone. "Hello." She answered the phone and greeted Thea in a grumpy tone.

“The Alpha is dead.” The book in my hand dropped to the floor.

Brittany: “Where is your Alpha?” My voice startled Beta Brake, he tilted his head to me, with his lips hanging, not knowing what to say. “Sorry, I didn’t mean to startled you. Hi!” “Hi!” He said slowly moving his phone from his ears. “Where is your Alpha? Gamma Caldwell said I could walk towards this way.” “The Alpha… he is…” he shut his mouth almost at the same time before he requested that I give him one minute, he pulled his phone to his ear, and after almost a blink, he ended the call without saying a word to the call and his gaze are now focus on me.

He had to report his findings as soon as possible. Philo stepped on the accelerator. The car's speed increased and suddenly his phone vibrated. At the same time, the dashboard screen lit up, indicating an incoming call, and the name displayed made him pull over immediately. He pressed the green button on the touchscreen and answered the call. "Philo." Philo's brow furrowed slightly as he answered. "Hello, Alpha." Oscar's voice sounded different, indicating tension and anger. So, he asked quickly, "What is it, Alpha?"