Into The Alpha’s Keep Novels & Stories

Leo explained. I was overstepping. “So be it,” I said and started to walk away with Mary to the kids’ table. “Sit!” the Alpha snapped, his energy filling the room with just one order. Too bad it did not affect me. I tilted my head, looking unbothered. “It is just one meal. I swear I will be back at your side during lunch.” Gotta keep up the ‘mates in love’ act. With how uncooperative this man was, I had to work overtime.

Will apologized on my behalf. “You had better get a brain filter around me. Otherwise, I will forget that you are Kent's mate,” Alpha Delvin said, making me tremble in fear. “Meet me in the car,” he said to Kent before he turned to Will and said, “Beta Kent will get your number. I will be in touch. If you hear from her, I want to be the first person you call.” “Okay, Alpha,” Will said and Alpha Delvin left us in the study and walked out.

"They say he is a high-ranking Alpha. The traitors used some special poison made from Wolfsbane to make him lose his memory. Now that he remembers everything, he's terrifyingly brutal. A lot of packs are scared of him." My mind went blank. So, he was not just some ordinary leader. He was the Alpha King. Someone that strong, that important… Could he still remember a human like me? Would he really come back for me? Lisa sighed when she saw how spaced out I was. "Now that you know you two are from different worlds. Stop waiting." I did not answer, but I could feel the chill spread out in my chest. I remembered how he did chores in my apartment, how he protected me, how he had said that I was th

Aria grimaced, what’s with these old people and getting unnecessarily angry? She just asked for the organization's name. “Uhmm, sir, I’m so sorry I didn’t mean to annoy you. I just wanted to know where I would work. And also, yes, I agree it’s a good offer.” He looked at her for a moment, then his gaze softened. “Alpha’s Turnout,” he said. That was the name. Of course, she had heard that name before; she had wondered what type of name that was. But also, she had admired the decor she saw in magazines.

"We need their alliance and since you're the new alpha, I need you to be with me to negotiate the alliance, we maybe the biggest and richest pack, but they are stronger, they maybe small, but they already eliminated many rogues in the past month, and we are facing attacks weekly, and we already lost many good man and woman, we need them to teach us their way of fighting, we need their skills" "I understand that father but I don't think you will need me in this journey, you already have Derek's father with you and since the rogues has been attacking frequently I think it's best for me to stay in case they attack while you're gone" I said, making up an excuse, so I can stay "David, it's impor

Her lips twisted as she looked at me. "Figures," She scoffed as she turned away from me and headed into the closet. I wrinkled my brow. She walked back out with an outfit in hand. She placed it on the bed and then turned to me. "Oh, for the love of Selene. Are you as clueless as you are skinny?" "Excuse me?" I said, confused. "The Alpha wants to see you—orders from the Beta himself. Get dressed, though I'm sure these won't even fit you properly." She sneered before heading out the door and shutting it behind her. Ignoring her rude demeanour, I walked over to the bed.

What was the value of everything he received if he felt humiliated? When everyone leaves, and each of the Creek Pack members has gone to their new home, Alpha locks himself in his new office, and uses his new phone to call Alpha of alphas's secretary. - Good morning. I'm the alpha of Creek Pack. Do you already have an answer for me? - I'm glad you called. The Alpha of Alphas is mad at me because I couldn't contact you. - You don't have to contact me. I'll contact you. Do you already have an answer for me or not?

Not Alpha. I walked towards the guest wing, which housed the Alphas who had attended the ceremony. Once I reached the room, I could hear loud voices discussing what had happened and, after hesitating for a moment, I knocked on the door. As the sounds in the room stopped abruptly, someone slowly opened the door. With a forced smile, I entered the room, observing all the five alphas who had attended the ceremony. Out of these five, Alpha Michael and Alpha Tristan were my best bet since they were the ones who usually trade with us. The rest of them were like us, buying supplies from outside to last through winter.

he said, trailing off. I waited for him to continue. I wasn’t going to play the tell me game. I could wait him out. “There’s no one stupid enough besides the Alpha or Beta to tell another Alpha or Beta not to deny them entry.”

“Please allow me to introduce you to the Alphas of the packs who have joined us today.” “Of course, Beta,” I say with a smile to the four Alphas. “This is Alpha Tate of the Blessed Moon Pack, Alpha Avery of the Dark Moon pack, Alpha Samuel of the Moon Valley pack, and Alpha Jackson of the Snow Moon pack.” All four Alphas shake my hand as they're introduced. “Welcome, Alphas. You and your packs are welcome here,” I tell them. “We thank you for your hospitality, Alpha,” Alpha Jackson says. “Where can we set up the temporary housing?” He asks.