El Alfa Parents Novels & Stories

But everyone began to agree with him, everyone wanted to celebrate. "We have to celebrate." Kalina joined them. "Hades is dead, Karl was born healthy and strong, you will no longer die." "I think we have more reason to smile than to cry." Flora muttered holding Karl’s hand and smiling at him. They were right, we needed to celebrate, we could still have problems, but our bad luck was running out and things were finally starting to work out for us. "Then let’s celebrate!" Everyone was there, the pack might not be complete with the loss of so many men and also the lack of Peta, but everyone was more than happy to celebrate the birth of Alpha’s first child.

Before he disappeared, I looked at Earl to find out that he was looking at me too. “What just happened?” I asked him, though he seemed to be dumbfounded by my father's reaction… I hoped that he might know something I don’t know about, but we seemed to both be in the same boat since he also does not know what all the thing was about. The only thing we were both okay with was that something off was going on. We both went directly to the alpha’s office to be surprised by the fact that everyone was there. The alpha and the Luna aka Earl’s parents, the beta and his mate – my parents, also the delta and his mate.

I am sure Alfa wouldn't mind keeping our children with my mom or his adoptive parents whenever he wants to spend time alone with me. She only kept quiet to type something in her phone as we were about to drive in. I saw 3 cars packed outside and knew we had visitors. I wondered why Alfa didn't ask them to go pack in the garage, he hardly allow people to pack around in the estate. I stepped down and helped Isabelle carried some of the bags since I also did my shopping. We walked in and everywhere seem quiet, I guess he is the study with the visitors. Just on queue young Alfa ran out and came to hug my legs. He is the most gorgeous kid you can ever see. He has every feature of his father and i

Too much negativity, and the evil creatures come out to play. That day, my parents and I, along with my father’s former Beta, had met Alpha Leo and Luna Julie from Teal Valley. They had brought along their five sons, the youngest being the same age as me. My father spent a great deal of time making small comments to my mother about how wonderful it would be to have so many sons.

Neither was his fear. “She’s an unstable weapon,” someone else said, not even bothering to lower their voice. “Untested. Untrained. Emotional.” I nearly laughed at that. Nearly. Because if they wanted to talk about emotional instability, they should’ve tried living with a bond screaming at them every waking second while pretending indifference was leadership. I shifted my weight, forcing myself to breathe. Slow. Measured. Alpha breaths. The kind my father used to preach about before everything went to hell. “You’ve been quiet, Alpha,” Elder Rourke said, eyes sharp, searching. “You were there. You’ve seen more than most of us. What do you think?”

he said before he and his Luna left my Alpha father’s office. Just as Alpha Theodore and his Luna got out of his office, my Alpha father, declared, “Thermally, I just cannot allow you to go there alone with only fifty men backing you up. We know both how strong the pack of Alpha Eleo is. I will come together with our whole army, for you are right. Alpha Eleo’s betrayal of you, my daughter, was his way of losing our allegiance to his pack!”

" 'The First Alpha has woken up. And he wants his grandchildren.' " Who is the First Alpha, and what did he do to my father?

I rolled my eyes which made both my parents glare at me. "That's something about them, they're very loyal and tolerate no betrayal, they don't go back on their words." Dad explained and knowing I already lost the so-called battle. “And please stop referring to them as an animal, you should know better.” He added, inserting the usual sternness in his voice that gets me to behave. "Fine, you guys won!" I agreed in a voice that seemed forced. "Good, since Alpha already permits you, you won't have any issues getting enrolled into the school. I will speak to the school president on my way back from work, Alice?" He called, turning his attention back to Mom.

Alan's face did not look like one unserious person. “What is the problem? Tell me, and I will see how we can work with it—or around it.” Alan sighed for the tenth time in just a few minutes. The words felt heavier than he had imagined, but he had to tell his mother. “She is not only of noble birth but also daughter to an Alpha… She is the second daughter to an Alpha.” Luna Carrier smiled, but her face soon turned sour, as Alan had feared. The Alphas’ families knew one another—hence it wasn't hard figuring out who it was.

“Why, Mom? Didn't Evica inform you about it? I thought she had already announced it to the whole society!” My father, Killian Jones, glared at me. He was about to scold me but paused when Alpha Aleric stepped out of the car. He and Lima both froze. Alpha Aleric didn't look at them first. His eyes shifted on the house. As he was looking at the house, my parents quickly bowed to him. "All hail to the head Alpha of our pack." Alpha Aleric glanced at them, then he gave them a nod. I saw how professional he was. He moved from his car and walked toward them.