El Alfa Parents Novels & Stories

He asked with furrowed brows. Hearing the question, I grinned and wrote again, and then gave it to him. “They can't do anything to my parents because my parents hold something dear to the Alpha. So no matter what he wouldn't touch them.” He read then looked at me with curiosity but I smiled mischievously then turned around to dress up. Yes! There are a lot of things people don't know about my parents and one of them is that—They were once the Alpha and Luna of a pack.

Alpha first I am sorry. Sorry for what exactly … This is all my fault. No. His voice turned firm. Do not do that. I blinked. Do not carry everything alone. Start talking. My eyes lowered. Where do I even start NorthRidge. My father. The debt. Being sold. The abuse. Logan. Lucia. Everything. Slowly. Piece by piece. Alpha Kael never interrupted. Not once. He sat there quietly. Listening. When I talked about Richard selling me because of debt his eyes darkened.

“You need to know something. There are… rumors spreading through the pack about you.” I stiffened. “Rumors?” She hesitated for a moment before spilling it out. “Some pack members are saying your parents had no choice but to ask for a part of our land because Alpha Kieran treated them harshly… because of everything that happened between you and him.” Her voice then slowly dropped to almost a whisper. “They’re saying your parents were punished for your actions. And now they want compensation from Alpha Kieran.” A cold, hollow ache spread through my core, my heart twisting in a jolting pain.

“Don’t even think of lying to me, Pearl. I know you are seeing Alpha Lucien.” “That’s not true,” I countered, trying to sound serious, but I could barely act serious with the expression she had on. “Drop the facade, Pearl. I know you like the Alpha. It was obvious from how you had run into his arms yesterday.” “He is my father,” I countered again, looking down at my fingers. “Father doesn’t stare at his daughter like that, Pearl. The Alpha didn’t just want to devour you with his gaze, he also looked like the man who would go to war for whoever messed with his woman…”

“Yes… I pity you, Sera… you've been here without food or water for almost five hours, why… because of a man?” I parted my lips to speak, but I felt the tear at the brim of my lids, I looked away and blinked as I kept mute. My mother's nostril flared as I turned to her again. “The elders have called for a meeting with you and the Alpha. they are going to break this bond.” My eyes grew large in shock as I stared at her. A tear escaped and ran down my cheeks into my mouth. I just realized how parched I had been as I licked my lips.

I didn't pay attention to him even though it seemed like he was following me. I was heading to the guidance office where my two children and the two classmates they had a conflict with were. I suddenly stopped walking and frowned at Alpha Jacob. "Are you also going to the guidance office, Alpha Jacob?" I hope not, I silently wished. If he's also going to the guidance office, there's a possibility that he is the parent of one of the two children that Keno had a conflict with. If that's the case, I might really lose my job. "Yes," Alpha Jacob gave me a brief answer before he passed me and hurriedly walked towards the guidance office. I nervously tried to catch up with him as we walked. He knoc

Was his first question. "Yes, Elias I knew his dad was Alpha and that someday Axel would become an Alpha. But when I left, he wasn’t Alpha yet. His father Alpha Alistair wasn’t a nice man. I didn’t know what he would do if he knew I was pregnant." Elias looked at me concerned. "Were you scared mama? My papa is not like that man is he?" "No, no," I quickly explained, "your father has always been kind and from what I’ve heard he is a far better Alpha and person than Alpha Alistair ever was."

His presence was overwhelming, a sharp reminder of everything that had happened. He picked up a stack of papers on his desk. I watched his every move, nervous as hell that he might somehow see through my disguise. I might be able to fool a normal staff. But Gray? I wasn't so sure. He was too sharp. He flipped through the papers, then looked up at me again, his eyes narrowing. "Alright, let's start," he said, his voice clipped. "Tell me a bit about your parents." I took a deep breath, trying to remember everything Alicia had taught me. "My father is Alpha Baltimore from Blue River Pack, and my mother is his Luna Elena," I replied, keeping my voice steady, even though every nerve in my body wa

He doesn’t know it yet, but at the time of our divorce, I already owned about 60 percent of his shares. He turned a blind eye to everything, so slowly over the years I gradually increased my shares. If I sold tonight, Daniel would wake up tomorrow to frozen accounts and lawsuits. I let out a deep breath and tried to calm down. "Leo stays with the nanny at the penthouse?" I asked. "Always," Alexander promised. "He’s safe. And you? You have me." Leo suddenly looked up at the window, before the car even turned the corner. “Car coming,” he said casually, and two seconds later, headlights flashed past.

“I won't let Seraphina go through this alone.” Dad nodded, satisfied with that answer. “Good. A true Alpha knows that the greatest strength is not only on the battlefield, but also within his family.” “I learned that from you, Alpha Bastian,” Kaelos said sincerely. “And from Seraphina.” Mother smiled warmly, looking at us both with love. “You two will be wonderful parents. I can see it.” “Thank you, Mom,” I whispered, my throat tight with emotion. Alaric suddenly started crying, his voice small but loud, breaking the silence. Dad panicked a little, rocking him awkwardly.