Caught Between My Alphas Novels & Stories

That was the first time he called my name since we first met so I figured he was serious but I didn't care because he was starting to piss me off. "What's wrong with me? What's wrong with you? You've been acting like this since we left school." I yelled and we just kept yelling back and forth. "Like what?" "I don't know, you've just been in a horrible mood." "Well, I'm sorry if my best friend was in trouble and I couldn't be there for him but some alpha that you just met helped you." "A beta can't satisfy an omega's heat." Akito gasped, making me register what I had just said, I looked at Daichi and he had that same hurt expression on his face that he had at the door.

A weird pendant dangled from his neck, swinging to the rhythm of their movements. Suddenly a hand covered my eyes, another spinning me around. It was the Alpha. I didn't think he had followed me in. "You don't have to keep looking," He said without moving his lips. He was making use of the mind-link. Their moans slipped into my thoughts, and I couldn't take it anymore. Fighting back the nausea that threatened to pull me away, I quietly ran out of the house, moving past the Old Beta. The tears I had been holding back all came pouring out of my eyes like a dam let loose.

Kael's arm instantly extended to grip my upper arm, steadying my frame as I rocked back on my heels from the impact. "My stability metrics are fully functional without assistance, Supreme Alpha," I snapped coldly before his palm could make full contact with my skin, my inner wolf snarling at the low amusement rippling through the observing onlookers. I could distinctly isolate Helena Frostclaw’s voice transmitting a sharp, mocking observation to her packmates. "Please redirect your attention to the Alphal, he appears to be registering a severe pain spike." The ancient Alphal, despite his advanced cycles, had purged none of the brutal, high-decibel battlefield curses from his maritime enforce

Different packs never worked together, except in extreme cases but that was simply because an Alpha can choose to kill another and get the possession of other members. Now, we had more than five Alphas heading out of the way, and I felt the dread grow. This might just be the beginning of something huge.

The brand new Alpha simply shouldn’t go running off and abandoning his packhouse the instant he has a free moment. But what is an Alpha without his wolf? I cannot keep dodging mind-links. Fortunately the newness of my situation, my youth, my grief are all on my side. People are willing to overlook something as peculiar as an Alpha blocking his own Beta’s mindlink channel. Not for long though. That is why it has to be now. I have to get out there and find her.

He was probably very angry at the simple fact that I existed. “You think you and your brothers are untouchable, don’t you?” he said, stepping closer. “You walk around like gods, like this whole place belongs to you.” I stared at him, expression blank. He sneered. “You think we’re scared of you? I’m still Alpha in waiting of this pack. And I won’t let you harass my woman.” I tilted my head slightly, studying him. “Your woman?” “Yes,” he snapped. “Sophia. You think I don’t know what you just did? You humiliated her.”

I shouted my mate once again! "I'm sorry alphas" he said not looking sorry at all "but this meeting is useless, and I see no point on bickering on something that can be solved within seconds, papa and daddy I love David and I'm leaving with him as my mate and as his mate as the council law explains I already own everything he owns, and as the current alpha, I call for both packs to combine by the end of the week, their territory is big enough, and they have resources that will benefit all of us, and we have experience to benefit their warriors so any objections and I'm his Luna, so I own half of everything he owns and his ass?

I wasn’t thirsty, I just needed a break from him. “Sure, wait right here for me.” I nodded in response, then the moment his back was turned, I walked off to try to lose him in the crowd. “Want to sneak away?” whispered a light-hearted voice in my ear. I jumped, spinning around to find Alpha Alexander of the Bridgewater Pack. “That would be very inappropriate,” I responded, avoiding eye contact. “Relax,” he replied with a small laugh. “It was just a joke. You looked like you were trying to escape.”

“To what do I owe you the pleasure?” The wolves shifted to their human forms. It was Ethan with his beta, and also two Alphas, approaching Arnold with threatening steps. “Alpha Arnold,” Ethan's cold voice came out from between his condescending smile. “Isn't it outrageous for an Alpha from a pack that is supposed to be neutral to betray and side with another pack?”

“No pressure, then.” Corvin arched a brow. “You’re already under it. You just keep pretending you’re not.” Silence stretched between us, heavy with things I didn’t want named. “What happens,” I asked finally, “if the Alpha rejects the bond?” Corvin didn’t answer right away. He stared into his mug, jaw tightening. “Then the fire looks elsewhere,” he said. “And gods help anyone standing in its path.” My wolf snarled uneasily. I stood, heart pounding. “You’re saying she’s dangerous.”