Hidden Alpha Novels & Stories

Inside lay a diary and an application form. I picked up the application form and the diary, my eyes lingering on the headlines in the application form. "Moonreign All-Boys Alpha Academy?" I muttered. All-Boys Alpha Academy… A haven for alphas? I never knew a werewolf academy for all alphas existed. I opened the diary, flipping through it. He had written so many things about his life. About how he didn't want to go to the academy because he was unable to shift, making him a weak wolf.

His Alpha power was flickering, pinned down by the toxic frequency Julian had bled into the very stones of this tomb. ​"Silas, stay behind me," I hissed, my voice dropping into that heavy, vibrating tone that made the shadows crawl back and the stone floor tremble. I wasn't the scared secretary who had fainted at the first sight of his gold eyes anymore. I was the Anchor, and I was finally learning how to use the old power written in my blood. "They aren't real wolves. They’re hardware—machines made of metal and chemicals—and I am the one who controls the circuit."

It's basically a magical handset that lets you call and see the people you are speaking with. We all stand up straight and take our positions. I stand beside Liam while on the other side is Trevor and behind us are Ronald and Sophia. When Liam presses a button on the handset, the light expands and a sort of hologram shows with three male wolves standing. I guess that the one who stands in the middle is Alpha Arnold. The first thing I notice is his hazel eyes. They are so bright and so clear such that it's pretty to look at. The second thing I notice about him is his smile. Unlike most Alphas that I've met before who are usually overly intimidating even if they smile, Arnold looks like he's j

I turned on the shower, I shivers as the water came into my body, I settled to wash my hair, I should at least look clean. “...it’s the safest path around here. And besides, it's a full moon tonight, you’re gonna love it.” The Alpha chuckled as he led me through the narrow path, he was dressed in a white sleeve and black pants and brown coat. It was just a simple dressing but he looked hot just in it. I gulped down, and looked away from his body when he caught me staring at him, he smirked like he knew he was too good looking, that’s why I just want to...

I looked like Kael’s brother. “It’s working.” “It will hold until your next moon,” the witch said. “Or until you return for renewal.” And with a snap of her fingers, my body returned to normal. “I leave tomorrow at midnight. Will it be strong then?” I asked, still reeling from shock. A single nod. “It will.” Kael and I exhaled together. “Thank you,” I said, bowing my head. Her mouth twitched. “Tread carefully, little Alpha. The road you choose is paved in blades and thorns, colored with the blood of many who tried to tread before you.”

he added dismissing the man who evidently was aware of it, reluctantly forcing himself to leave. Liam sniffed the air longingly, the scent so tantalising and yet seemed to fade at times. It was infuriating and he knew the first order of the day would be to find the person it belonged to but he also, instinctively knew, not to tell Alpha Damon about it. Something about the man seemed off somehow, as though he was hiding something and Liam was determined to find out exactly what it was.

I was way better than that. Alpha Harold was either blind or had been enchanted.

[Yes Alpha] [GET OUT] ×××××××××××××××××

He downed it in one go and lifted it up for a refill. He seemed too distracted to notice my presence, so I decided to make myself known. "It seemed like you really enjoyed yourself, Alpha," I spoke up, leaning against the bar counter. His eyes widened and he looked like a deer caught in headlights as he panicked. Even though the room was dark, with a few flashing lights, I could detect the hint of color dusting his cheeks. He eyed the table in embarrassment. I knew he wanted to explain himself, but couldn't.

"Forgot to put it on silent! I was just live-streaming for the Neighborhood Alpha Watch fan club!" "Hailey, we are in the middle of a major tactical situation!" Aaliyah groaned, her focus still glued to her screen. "I know! I was helping!" Hailey protested, shoving her phone forward. On her screen, the night-vision view of the foundry was overlaid with a bizarre, shimmering, rainbow-colored effect. "Check out this new filter on my streaming app! It's called 'Aura Goggles,' it's supposed to let you see people's emotional energy. Look, it's making all these weird, human-shaped pixel blobs shimmer all over the place! Super trippy, right?"