Fighting With The Alpha Novels & Stories

“Lola, this isn’t your fight.” “Maybe not,” she replied, her voice steady, “but I’m part of this pack now. I won’t just stand by.” A murmur of agreement rippled through the crowd, and Jessica stepped forward, her eyes filled with determination. “We’re all in this together, Alpha.” Mike nodded, his gaze sweeping over the group. “Then let’s prepare. Today, we take back our city.” --- Hours later, the pack gathered at the edge of Tamsin’s territory, weapons in hand and resolve etched on their faces. Lola stood beside Jessica, her nerves twisting, but her determination unwavering. Mike moved to her side, his voice low.

He climbed down the stairs leading to his throne and approached me. "Since you've chosen I, Fenris as your new Wolf, be ready to bear the consequences." He said as he stood only a few inches away from me. He took my right arm and a claw extended from his right index finger as he tore into my skin deeply. I saw green blood flow from his claw into my body and it felt like my whole body was on fire. I groaned in agony, but he gripped me so tight that I couldn't break away. "You have now obtained your destiny. Be strong! Cause Chaos, show them who you truly are, tell the world, you are, Alpha Aaron Harrington!"

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-

That was cold, he could've at least let me thank him for helping me that time. "What a dick." Daichi said, fixing up his tie. "They think just because they're alphas, they can strut around like their hot stuff, piss off." He yelled but they were probably too far to hear. Daichi is a beta and he's hated alphas for as long as I can remember but he's friends with some people who are alphas. He might hate alphas but in his words, "Only the Alphas who are too proud to distinguish right from wrong." Akito on the other hand is an alpha that he trusts, we all met in elemtary school but Daichi and I were friends first.

I replied with a fierce determination. I pushed aside my doubts and fears, focusing on the task at hand. I need to fucking win whatever it costs! Alpha Cosma lunged forward, her fangs bared and claws extended, I met her head-on, my own instincts taking over. The clash between Alpha Cosma and me was a visceral dance of dominance and survival. Her primal energy surged as she lunged forward. Shit! She's stronger than I thought! I didn't have a wolf, but I moved with the calculated precision of a seasoned warrior, every step deliberate, every strike aimed with deadly intent.

They exchanged hesitant glances before taking a step back, creating a rift within their ranks. “You will not win this fight.” I tell my old Alpha before he attacks me. With a fierce growl, my old Alpha lunged at me, his claws slashing through the air. I dodged his attack with a fluid grace, my movements honed by years of training and survival. This was no longer just a battle between two packs; it was a battle for freedom and justice. The clash of fangs and claws reverberated through the night as I fought against my former comrades. Flashes of fur and blood intertwined as the battlefield became a chaotic dance of aggression and determination. My new pack members fought alongside me, their un

May's chains rattled as she trembled, her eyes fixed on her father with a mix of fear and anger. "You're not going to win, Ryker," Jake said, his voice firm and resolute. "Your manipulation and deceit end here." Ryker sneered, his eyes blazing with defiance. "You're no match for me, Jake. I have the upper hand." With a sudden movement, Ryker lunged at Jake, his teeth bared in a vicious snarl. Jake dodged just in time, but Ryker's attack was relentless. The two alphas clashed, their growls and snarls echoing through the den which attracted the Alphas men to come out and a war broke out but in no time, Alpha Jake’s warriors had defeated them all.

“Get him! Get him!” The usually tamed and serious training grounds have wolves screaming left and right with unrestrained cheers. “Ahhhh!” Another wild uproar of frustrated and entertained screams. “Holy shit,” someone behind me half whispered half shouted like he’s never seen anything so unbelievable yet so hard to look away from. Which is, to be fair, pretty much true, because right in front of us are two Alphas fighting like there’s no tomorrow, fighting like whoever gets out of this battle ground gets bragging rights forever, fighting like there was no way in hell their male egos would let them lose.

Help me, help me, help me—’ She lifted her head to the far corner, where the ringing sound slowly faded and was replaced by a pair of grunting and kicking and punching. Her vision slowly became clear too and witnessed the same thing. Alpha Alain and Alpha Ansel unleashed themselves to each other in a breath-taking fight. Two mighty Alphas. One young, one old. One with a muscular build, the other twice to what the other is. Sasha shook her head. Summoning all her courage and voice, she shrieked. “STOP IT!!!”

“But if you want to talk, I’m here. No judgment. I’ve seen plenty in this keep.” Something in her gentle tone, cracked my usual defences. I stood and walked to the table, picking at the bread more for something to do with my hands than hunger. “Yesterday was… eventful,” I started. She leaned against the tub, waiting. “I got into a fight with the Alpha,” I said admitted. Aria blinked. “That’s not unusual, is it?” “Usually it doesn’t involve attempted murder and near death experiences,” I replied. “So this one stood out.”