Chi Alpha Campus Ministries Novels & Stories

Glancing at each other as I cleared my throat and flipped open the file. A charity initiative, right here on our property. Goats and sheep and chickens galore, even a couple of ponies, if Anna wants them. An opportunity for disadvantaged youngsters to find connection in the land. To be given responsibility and trust in an environment where they can express themselves. “You mean a farm?!” Anna asked. “A real farm?!” “A real farm,” I said. “And no stupid tick boxes or budget restrictions,” I’d said to Kennedy. “Just you two and the outdoors with whoever you feel can benefit from it.”

"I'll be back on track starting next week. I'll have one of my TAs send out a note letting everyone know." "Sounds great." He shook my hand with vigor. "You know the Fall Festival for Beta Alpha Psi is coming up. You're taking care of that, right?" Fuck. I'd forgotten all about the accounting honors fraternity's big fall event. It was their main fundraiser as they charged a f*e for getting in the door. "Yeah. Of course. I'll get together with some of the officers later today and get the details locked down." "You know with Heather being out of town for the event that you're going to need to ask another professor, or maybe one of your grad-students to help you chaperon."

Chad cleared his throat behind me “I have already spoken to the Dean, and I may have made a large donation, as long as you can catch up you can carry on” I grinned at him “Thank you so much” I turned back to Tom “I will hold a ceremony tonight and officially announce you as the new Alpha. Charles, I need you to please arrange the ceremony for me. Tom are you happy to keep Charles at the Beta? I know he is not strong, but he makes up for it in smarts” “I could not think of a better Beta than Charles. I am even thinking about hiring his boyfriend as my chauffeur” “It’s settled then, I will see you both at the ceremony tonight”

They were all like mini Christians; unsmiling and meticulous, even their footsteps were in sync. The order within the pack was both unnerving and satisfying. I wondered again how I would survive here. Christian still hadn't given me a response on my terms last night. I needed to speak to him soon to know where I stood in all this. If I was going to live here, there were a few things I would need, a new phone inclusive. “Where is the Alpha's chamber located? His office, study, anything? I want to see him.” “The Alpha is very busy at the moment, ma'am. He's taking care of important pack business.”

I said. One of the elders, Elder Xavier, leaned back in his chair slightly, and he subtly rocked it. “Young Alpha,” he started. “Do you understand that there have been some incidents going on lately on your campus?” he asked, his eyes on me as he fidgeted with the ring on his left finger. “Yes, I do,” I responded, intentionally not adding the ‘Elder.’ My eyes shifted briefly to Elder Sthor. I could see how hard he was staring at me, his jaw tight. Damn him.

What would happen if I just shouted to everyone Connor is a monster. My heart wouldn't slow down. I checked the time. 10:00 AM. Buzz. My phone vibrated in my pocket. My stomach did a sickly flip. Unknown: The Alpha doesn't like to wait, Med Girl. 10:00 PM at the gates. Don't think about calling the cops. I felt like I was suffocating. They knew my major. They knew where I was. They probably knew what I had for breakfast. I looked at my phone, then at my bruised wrist. My fear was there, thick and heavy, but beneath it was that nerdy, stubborn streak that had gotten me through high school. I wasn't just a victim. I was a scientist.

"I beg you, Alpha. Let me go." "Let you go?" Oscar growled with a look of disgust. Then he grinned cruelly. "You can guess that I'm not going to let you go, right? Your punishment is ready, Julie." Julie shook her head. Tears streamed down her cheeks along with the blood flowing from the corners of her lips. "Please, Alpha. Have mercy on me. I don't know what you're talking about." "Don't ever think you can fool me, Julie. So, confess now. Maybe I still have mercy, considering you're the Gamma of the Xylvaneth Pack. Perhaps I could consider lessening your punishment in light of your service so far."

Hi, Purplelites! It’s been a while since the last time I left you a message. For those who are new, I welcome you with a warm heart. By the way, I have already started with the third and last book called Saving My Alpha. I hope that this book will answer all the unanswered questions that you have. Saving My Alpha is the continuation of both Claiming My Alpha and Redeeming My Alpha and more. The timeline takes place before Anya turns 18 and is about to shift with her wolf.

As Uncle Christian opens his mouth to retaliate, Aunt Trixie gives a strong tug and begins to pull him and Celia away. I wait as they disappear around a corner before turning my attention back to Aera, but when he prepares to speak, I lift a finger and place it against my lips. "Not here," I whisper, knowing that Celia could still hear us with alpha abilities. "Come on." Not waiting for a response, I grab Aera’s wrist and begin to pull him in the opposite direction the others had gone and continue to move until I reach the temple's back garden.

"Emma, you realize you're developing a comprehensive model for supernatural-human workplace integration, right?" Comprehensive model. Emma looked at Sophia curiously. "What do you mean?" "The solutions you're creating, tiered safety protocols, hybrid scheduling systems, rotating priority structures, they're addressing fundamental challenges that every mixed pack operation faces." Fundamental challenges every mixed operation faces. Emma felt intrigued by the broader implications. "The Regional Council has been getting reports about your partnership implementation," Sophia continued. "Alpha Thompson called me yesterday to ask if Cross Pack would be willing to present your integration model to