James Avery Alpha Omega Ring Novels & Stories

"He's helping me plan James's baby's naming ceremony. It's tradition for the Alpha to stand in when... when the father is gone." Something cold settled in my chest. "Is it?" "Sylvia," Raven stepped forward, his expression pleading. "As Alpha, it's my responsibility to look after James's family." "And as Luna, it's mine to organize pack ceremonies," I countered. "Yet this is the first I'm hearing of it." Astrid sniffled delicately. "The necklace just reminded me so much of the ones James used to give me... and with the ceremony coming up..." David cleared his throat. "As I mentioned, it's a unique piece. But I have other lovely-"

Only the Blackwood crest engraved discreetly on the inside of each ring. "The symbols of this union." The elder looked first to Kael. "Alpha." The elder lifted the first ring from the velvet cushion. He held it out to Kael. "Alpha Kael Blackwood." "Let this stand as a symbol." "Not merely of the vows you have spoken..." "But of the responsibilities you have accepted." Kael accepted the ring with quiet reverence. He looked at me. There was a silent question in his eyes. A request for permission. I gave the smallest nod.

“Alpha’s out dealing with some scouts near the border. Draven’s testing us early. Are you okay with all this?” I sat in the middle of the half-formed nest and pulled a blanket over my lap. “I don’t know. One minute I’m trying not to get sold off, the next I’m bonded and pregnant. And Kael…” I touched the mark on my neck. “He’s furious about Draven. I can feel it through the bond.” Riven leaned back. “Yeah, he doesn’t do anything halfway. Especially not now. You two are stuck together for good. That reciprocal marking? Rare as hell. Most Omegas don’t bite back.”

Ava asked with a smile but she was sad behind her smile as she really wanted Crystal as the Luna. Even though with her status she was not allowed to be at the ceremony of last night but Crystal requested Ramos to allow Ava to be at the ceremony since she knew as an Omega they can't join the big ceremonies and Ava wanted to see the wedding. But Crystal made it possible for her to attend it and when she saw everything there, she was surprised, as well as sad for Crystal. She wanted to be there but Ramos strictly told everyone to leave so she had to leave. "Alright, but Ava, where is Alpha?" Crystal asked impatiently when Ava said, "Alpha had left for his pack office early in the morning."

"We also have men's therapy rings. They enhance energy flow and provide stress relief for dominant wolves." I examined one silver band etched with intricate pack symbols. It would have suited Alexander perfectly. "Too bad," I sighed aloud. "I no longer have someone to give it to." The shopkeeper nodded sympathetically, clearly aware of pack gossip about my strained mate bond. I paid for the dagger and left, unaware of amber eyes watching from across the street. (Alexander's POV) I stood motionless outside the territory bank, watching Aurora through the gift shop window. She'd been examining men's rings—therapy rings specifically designed for Alpha wolves under stress.

Mason stared into my eyes, his lips parting just enough to show the glint of his canines. "Thanks, Alpha," Julian said, his voice awkward as he stepped back in, gently reclaiming my hand from his brother. He shot Mason a confused, wary look before focusing on the ring. "It looks... right on you, Rowan." I tried to force a smile, but my eyes were glued to the stone. It was a massive, ancient diamond, cold and sharp as a glacier. It felt less like jewelry and more like a shackle. The thought was cut short as the ballroom plummeted into a suffocating silence. The orchestra drifted into a discordant halt as every wolf in the room turned toward the grand entrance.

Josh had been hoping that Harper was his mate but gave up wishing as time went on, believing he was mateless. Lucky bastard got his wish. Today, he’s following me to a jewellery store. I’m picking up mine and Gianna’s commitment rings. I’ve had them specially made from platinum with our wolf selves engraved at the side. I hope Gianna likes them; they’re going to represent not only us as Alpha and Luna but also as husband and wife. Josh said he wanted to tag along because there’s something he wants to get for Harper. I didn’t ask what because I don’t particularly care.

I was sure that no one before had done something like that. "I accepted you, my Alpha." I put the bright and beautiful ring on my finger. It had the shape of a half moon and a star, so significant for both and so appreciated by all. This is a symbol that I am his moon.. "I love you," I whispered, giving him a kiss that created cheers and applause.

"But what's the way out, father? How do I know if a maiden is an omega or an alpha without her saying otherwise?" His face beamed with a smile and he held me proudly. "That's a great question right there!" He exclaimed and lowered his head a bit, his lips synching through my ears. "So apparently, this is how you find out if any of those maidens are either omega or alpha; you have to put on your symbolic ring, the one given to you by the elders." "I thought the ring was supposed to be worn for the first time on the day of my coronation."

“I don't think we've met." Of course, we hadn't. He wasn't the forgettable sort. I forced my mouth to open and my eyes to concentrate on his eyes and not his extremely delectable-looking lips. "That's because we haven't." I extended my hand, surprised that I hadn't stuttered. "Ava Charlie.” He took my hand slowly, rubbing his palm against mine. I got the feeling that the soft gesture meant he wanted to rub other places and I felt my cheeks color. "Arthur James, Alpha of the Moon pack."