Fighting With The Alpha Cedric And Aurora Novels & Stories

Finally Jayden stepped in and helped me fight Alpha Arthur. I pushed Damian out the room and mindlinked someone to come get him. He was barely alive, his face unrecognizable and his body covered in scratches and bite marks. We fought Alpha Arthur together, me and Jayden. Jayden was the next Alpha in line and I was the Luna, so together we were strong enough to handle Alpha Arthur. At least I hoped. “We are here. We’re fighting a large group of wolves in the living room.” Osiris said, through the mindlink.

Alpha Auretta loved to buy her cute clothes. “Ba.” Alaric clapped his hands twice with sparkling eyes. “Will you join us?” I asked Alpha Auretta. “No. I won’t disturb your time,” said Alpha Auretta wisely. Alpha Auretta is an Alpha female with a strong aura, and the bad events she experienced made her and her wolf stronger. I wouldn't be surprised if her wolf could match my wolf in a fight. 'Yeah. You're right.' My wolf nodded. I played with Alaric in the playroom. Alaric showed me that he could crawl even though he couldn't do it for long.

She stops at a door at the end of the hall and opens it with a flourish. “Here we are,” she says, her tone too sweet. Two men are waiting inside. Their scents hit me like a warning—betas, strong and cruel. Ice erupts in a frenzy, her growls echoing in my mind. Fight! She roars. Don’t let this happen! Rebecca turns to the men, her smile wicked. “Lay her on the bed.” Their hands grab me, rough and unyielding. Ice howls, her fury burning through my haze. Now, Aurora!

I tore my gaze away from Alpha Sergio, which proved to be much harder than I had suspected, and suddenly, reality hit me. It seemed to hit Alpha Sergio at the same moment too, because the second our eyes were ripped from each other’s he almost pushed me away from him. He looked down at himself, as if making sure that he was still there, and then back to me, clearly as confused as I felt. But there was something else in his eyes that made me uneasy. His piercing blue eyes were clouded with a hungry anger. Suddenly, somebody pushed their way to the front of the crowd, which was now surrounding Sergio and me. My father, the beta of the Dandelion Prime Pack, emerged followed by a few other high-

Crystabelle came to her rescue by casting an immobility spell on them. She had sent the woman a grateful look, but Crystabelle only looked away without acknowledging it. Layla raised a brow at her to know if she was okay, and Aurora simply nodded before she turned back to the Alpha in front of her. Aurora backed away suddenly, releasing the man whom she had cornered to a spot before she jumped and kicked him with both her legs. The man stumbled and doubled over. She had irritated them enough for them to not hold back anymore, so it was a fair fight without any thought from both sides except to defeat the opponent.

"I know him, Cael. He will escalate. He will use magic, dark alliances, maybe even humans. If he cannot have me, he will want to destroy me. He will want to destroy you." "He can try," Cael growled low. "But he will learn what it means to face a true Alpha. And he will understand that you are not alone." He stroked her cheek with warm fingers. "You have me, you have my pack, and now you have yourself. Today you defended yourself, Aurora. You made one of his dogs bleed and you stood your ground. That is strength. That is courage." Aurora bit her lip, and for the first time the taste of blood didn't make her recoil. It was a reminder that she could fight. That she was no longer just a prisoner

Kian’s jaw tightened, his stance shifting as Cedric stepped into the clearing, his eyes narrowing as he took in the scene before him. “Well, well,” Cedric drawled, his tone cold and mocking. “What do we have here?” Aria’s pulse raced as she stepped forward, trying to shield Kian from Cedric’s wrath. “It’s not what you think,” she said quickly, though she knew the words sounded hollow even to her own ears. Cedric’s gaze flicked between her and Kian, his expression hardening. “It doesn’t matter what I think,” he said, his voice laced with menace. “The Alpha will decide what to do with him.”

I will destroy him for what he did to her. “Who are you to bring up rejections at times like this?! You have no idea what he has done for her. What he is still doing for her! Who are you to her, to think you have any rights to tell this man anything concerning his mate?!” Cedric continued to yell. “Who am I, indeed?” The guy muses, then sighs heavily, most of the smug arrogance leaving him, replaced by a determined expression. He was definitely an alpha. The aura pushing out of him is evidence of it. His aura still did little to affect me.

It doesn’t take me long to notice the many bodies of our enemies, but there are just as many bodies of our allies all fighting around me. It didn’t take long for the actual battle to begin, but it felt so surreal. I hadn’t been in a fight as intense as this since the day my parents had been murdered, but I would not cower again. This alpha desperately needed to get an advantage over Cedric at any cost, and I was his only advantage. Yet he had lost me briefly. With his focus dead set on me, he did not notice Cedric and Dereck had come back around and were sneaking up on him.

It doesn’t take me long to notice the many bodies of our enemies, but there are just as many bodies of our allies all fighting around me. It didn’t take long for the actual battle to begin, but it felt so surreal. I hadn’t been in a fight as intense as this since the day my parents had been murdered, but I would not cower again. This alpha desperately needed to get an advantage over Cedric at any cost, and I was his only advantage. Yet he had lost me briefly. With his focus dead set on me, he did not notice Cedric and Dereck had come back around and were sneaking up on him.