Kas And Alpha Bronx Novels & Stories

“Still as grim as ever, Malvore.” I didn’t have to turn. That voice belonged to only one man. Alpha Kael Tenebris. House Tenebris was the only house that rivaled mine in terms of ferocity and legacy. But where my wolves ruled through law and loyalty, Tenebris bred theirs in fear and blood. Kael had been circling for years, waiting for a weakness in a house. Now, I was the target. I turned slowly. He was leaning against his sleek black car, his wolf already peeking behind glowing crimson eyes. His coat was a violent shade of storm grey, his silver hair slicked back like he thought it made him look royal.

Until I got to the living room. There was Casandra, her mother and brother. The living room had four long black pieces of furniture, it looked quite comfortable, and there was a small table with a flower in the middle. I sat down on one of the pieces of furniture away from everything and the lady spoke. -Well, since you are here you should know. Yesterday there was an attack on the most important alphas in the city. Nobody knows if my husband is alive or not, so we will leave this house in an hour. It is your right to follow us or go your own way.

Kaleb moved to meet him, his own transformation swift, his muscles tensing as his body shifted, his senses sharpening. The two Alphas clashed, their bodies colliding with a force that shook the ground beneath them. The pack members watched, their eyes wide with shock and fear as the two fought, their growls echoing through the camp. Kaleb's movements were swift, his strikes calculated, his determination clear. He fought not just for himself, but for his pack, for the ones who had suffered under Octavyous' rule.

“Rabid sonofabitch— Randy!” Subtly lowering the book resting on her raised knees, Parisa peered at her caretaker leaning alarmingly over the rooftop’s bannister; one hand gripping the rail while the other pointed a gnarled finger at the accused below. “Randy! I done seen you already! Leave that girl alone! Hear me?” Yarrow paused, head tilting to the side as though the person below had spoken just quiet enough to escape the creature’s hearing threshold.

I smiled. "What if I did?" He said, trying to be bold. "Even if you did... it would never work out." I blurted. He flinched at what I said and didn't talk anymore. I waited and waited but he didn't say a thing, even his friends didn't utter a word. "She's right, you know?" Misa unexpectedly said, making me look at her. "I'm sure you heard me say it before, you know... when you were eavesdropping. He's an alpha and not just any alpha, he's an elite among elite."

As the car moved the was a coffee shop that looked kind of cozy with big bold letters written Koffee, I smiled thinking how was such a lazy attempt for a name, then we passed the park, and it was still early in the afternoon but the was no pups playing there, which was strange, and that's when it hit me, they are all waiting for me at the pack house for the party. I became nervous knowing people are excited about seeing me again and for me to find my mate, but what they don't know is I already did, and it was a male and an alpha from another pack and people speculated that his not the real alpha since his adopted, because the current alpha had a male mate.

Mykel, he had been my rock, just as I was his when he lost his family. After checking the downstairs was in order, I headed upstairs to inspect the guest rooms. We were due to have six Alphas stay the night, their packs being too far away to travel back and forth in one day. I had hoped that some would bring their Lunas with them, it’d be nice to get to know some. To form contacts of my own and who knows maybe a friendship or two.

Helen, who had been silent until now, wiped her eyes. "Thank you," she whispered, her gaze locked on Asher and Olivia. "Thank you both." "We’ll start tomorrow," Asher said, his voice decisive. "I’ll make the calls. We’ll get Veronica the care she needs." *** The door to Alpha Cassius’s office creaked open, and the scent hit him before the visitor even stepped in. He stiffened, recognising the scent of the one wolf he despised more than anyone else—Alpha Abel. Without waiting for an invitation, Abel strolled into the office. He didn’t bother with formalities, simply seating himself in Cassius’s chair, acting as if the office belonged to him.

Lina sighed in defeat, though she couldn't hide the smile on lips. A low scoff had my eyes pulled towards the owner. The brunette met my eyes while raising his brow on me. It was the first time I really took in his features, I wonder what his name is. I always saw them collectively together which I assume they must have been really close with each other. I squinted my eyes towards him, assessing him before my eyes bulged. He's a Beta. But how can he produce that much aura which could go in par with an Alpha?

“It’s in the contract.” Ash sighed, resisting the urge to roll his eyes. Alpha’s could hide their scent, but they were terrible at hiding their red-blooded reactions. Alex was clearly trying his best, but there was a huffing flare to his nostrils that easily gave him away. “We still need to do a top down assessment, including resources. No layoffs planned,” Ash clarified. He leaned forward, smirking at the disgruntled Alpha. “I promise,” he purred in a submissive tone he knew would ease whatever was riling up inside the man.