Ignored By One Alpha, Chased By Another Novels & Stories

“But for now, I am the Luna, and I have every right to question you, Alpha Albert, especially since you’re a guest in my pack.” For a moment, he looked taken aback by my words. But the surprise quickly faded, replaced by the familiar scowl that seemed permanently etched on his face. “I went out for a run,” he answered, surprising me by actually responding without further argument. “I need you to submit your running track,” I demanded, holding my palm out firmly. In an Alpha’s territory, a wolf’s track from their run could be shared simply by touching the Alpha or Luna’s palm, allowing them to access the path taken.

“Matthew Sharper from the Windsor pack.” “Are you kidding?” Principal Sinker asks. “No. Why?” “The Alpha students that have gone missing. They are from the Windsor pack.” He paused for a second. “Is there a chance they are on their way to see their future, Beta?” “I would hope it’s something like that rather than thinking they have gone rogue. I will let you know if they turn up.” I tried to process the possibility that I may have three Alpha wolves turning up at the gates. I will need to increase the numbers on border patrol for the next few days. “I’ll send the paperwork,” I told Principal Sinker before hanging up the phone.

I answered. "Amazing," he whispered, making me chuckle. “Last question: when the Alpha ambushes another territory and claims it as his own, what happens to the link of the previous Alpha?” Logan asked. “Once an Alpha is killed by another or he or she abandons the pack, the link suffers,” he answered. “Wow, just wow,” he whispered, making me grin. Lee was truly impressive.

And I nod my head. “I sensed that. So, what can I help with?” I ask. “You see. Of us three, I am the only actual Alpha born. These two were betas, who were given the title after their pack’s Alphas were killed. Our packs are very close to each other, so we would like to ask for permission to combine our packs into one. With me as Alpha, and these to beta and gamma, as I never had a gamma and my beta have been killed in an attack.” He says, and the other two nod their heads in agreement.

She shook her head slowly, breaking my gaze. "Why not?" I asked again, impatience bristling my spine. She was stubborn alright! I had never met an omega that could be stubborn and at the same time looked so timid She pursed her lips together for a couple of seconds, contemplating what to say before she bit her bottom lip. "Could that be possible? An omega like myself staying with an Alpha and sharing the same bed? Never heard of that in my entire life." "As an Alpha, I can make anything possible, I can bend the rules as I deem fit. Now, that is the last thing you should be worried about, Crystal."

But I couldn't let that happen Not yet. Bonding with a human would take time. And control And I, as Alpha of the Thunder Pack, had plenty of both. Still, when I looked into her eyes-clear, steady, and stubborn-1 felt something change inside me. And that hest? It was getting harder and strange stirring in t harder to ignore.

Then Lydia whispered something in his ear, and he turned away. "Luna Aurora," a deep voice interrupted my thoughts. "What a pleasure to finally meet you in person." I turned to find Alpha Blackwell of the Western Ridge Pack standing before me. Though technically an ally, his pack had a reputation for aggressive expansion and political maneuvering. "Alpha Blackwell," I acknowledged with a polite nod. "Welcome to our territory." "Very much appreciated," he replied, his gaze traveling over me with inappropriate appreciation. "Though not as comfortable as the view I'm currently enjoying."

I knew little about the world of wolves, I had only been warned to avoid the alphas at all costs, because I was one too, and if they were not familiar there was some rivalry for some things, plus they had aggressive behavior towards others. At that time the world was divided between normal people, wolves and vampires. Humans did not know of the existence of these two races, by decision of both parties avoided this at all costs and tried to live in harmony with each other, there were laws about coexistence. They should never mix any of the two. That was totally forbidden, although the only thing we had in common was the existence of the Alphas, Betas and Omegas, which was handled in the same

"Firstly an Alpha waits for no one, secondly don't raise your voice at me." Alpha Jake warned. She quietly hop into the car and folded her hands. "You not gonna sit at the back seat, I'm not your driver!" Alpha Jake exclaimed. "You literally complain about everything, just great." Leilah said. She exchange her seat. "Fine by you?" She asked. "Fine." Alpha Jake replied. He turned on the engine and they zoom off, Alpha Jake turned on a very loud music that sounds irritating to Leilah's ears, she covered her ears with both her hands, but Alpha Jake intentionally added the volume.

The brand new Alpha simply shouldn’t go running off and abandoning his packhouse the instant he has a free moment. But what is an Alpha without his wolf? I cannot keep dodging mind-links. Fortunately the newness of my situation, my youth, my grief are all on my side. People are willing to overlook something as peculiar as an Alpha blocking his own Beta’s mindlink channel. Not for long though. That is why it has to be now. I have to get out there and find her.