Friendship Bracelets Alpha Patterns Novels & Stories

It was a pretty gold bracelet with blue gems. "Thank you, Alpha Lex." I said. "Come here, I’ll put it on." Alpha Lex replied. I stood up and walked towards him, extending my hand. Instead of putting the bracelet on my arm, he grabbed it with one hand and quickly grabbed a device from the table with his other hand. He placed it on top of my wrist, and before I knew it, I felt a sharp pain and blood started pouring down my wrist. I bit my lip trying to stop myself from screaming out in surprise, while tears sprang in my eyes.

She grasped his arm and kissed it. "Phoebe, when it comes to Aiden…the only thing that comes to mind is…" Alpha Kingston trailed off and chuckled dryly. *** It was the next day and Mr. Carlos had made the bracelets for them. He also prepared good herbs for Phoebe to take. Beta Axel on the other hand had been thinking about Rosalie. He should be fretting and sulking about his breakup with Lina but he wasn't. He hadn't thought about Lina since the moment he met Rosalie.

I told her when she handed me the box. She grinned. “It was a present from Woodside. I have been meaning to give that to you. I always forget. I figured now’s as good a time as any.” I opened the box and smiled. It was a gold bracelet with a rose design in the middle. “It’s beautiful!” I exclaimed. Briana smiled. “I am glad you like it. I chose the rose design because the yellow rose symbolizes friendship and loyalty.” I bit my lip. “Briana, I…”

“And now they’re gone, and I… I miss them so much it aches. She reaches across, covering my hand with hers, her grip firm but gentle as she sees the tears. “You feel it now, don’t you? In the remembering. They never left you, Tessa. That love? It’s in your bones, your fight. Wear the bracelet for them. Let it remind you you’re still their future Alpha daughter, stubborn and strong.” I nod, slipping it on. “Thank you for staying. I don’t know what I’d…”

Little Audrey blushed as the Alpha enclosed a gold bracelet around her wrist. There was an engraving, but she could not see it from where she stood. She could not risk moving from her position for fear of waking up from this vision. "What's this? Alpha." Little Audrey asked, pointing to the engraving on the golden bracelet. "You'll know when you learn how to read, little kitten." Alpha Lake said, petting her head. Little Audrey pouted her lips in fake anger. "Fine. I'm not your little kitten, call me Audrey." She said and folded her small hands on her chest, facing away from the Alpha.

Daisy agreed to come, though her expression made it clear she had questions she was saving for when Chloe wasn’t listening. I stood up from the hallway floor, still holding Chloe’s hand, and looked down at the friendship bracelet on her small wrist, blue and green and white, matching the one on Harrison’s wrist, matching one on Lucas’s wrist too, apparently. My daughter and his son, best friends, wearing matching bracelets, sitting next to each other in class every day. The universe had a genuinely twisted sense of humor.

“You told me that everyone thought you were this amazing Alpha, with all these gifts that could rival any witch. You know, just like the rumours I have heard over the years.” “And?” “That does not only suppress your gifts, it stops you from developing what you are supposed to have. It’s a dark talisman Alpha. Only something that can be created by a powerful witch. You said Kendra gave you this?” I nod my head, “I got rid of it.” “You cannot just get rid of it. It will keep returning to the owner.” She glances over to the bracelet. “It is bonded to you by blood.” “You are not serious?” “Watch!”

I nodded along with him. "Alrighty!" She dragged a bit and turned around looking at the bracelets displayed in front of her. Me and Aiden saw that everything was good and nice. One bracelet caught my attention. It was lock and pair one. It was made of platinum along with diamond. The one for the girl has a heart entwined with another heart, along with a crown of queen on top of it. The boy bracelet has the same one heart entwined with the another heart along with a a king's crown on top of it. I nudged Athena with my shoulder as she looked up to what I was pointing on the display.

Before I could respond, he started unclasping it. “Alec—” “Don’t make it weird,” he said, placing the bracelet in my palm. “Just take it.” I stared at the small circle of leather and light. It still carried his warmth. “I can’t wear this,” I said. “If someone sees it on me, especially someone like Maya, are they going to think I’m carrying your crest? Or worse, some secret Alpha token?” “If they do, they’ll be wrong.” “Will they?” I asked, raising a brow. “You sure this isn’t something you give all the girls after they beat you at carnival games?”