Kas And Alpha Bronx Novels & Stories

He ripened one arm and pressed me back against his chest. When he let go of me, I decided to ask the one thing that had constantly pricked my heart, "why did you demote him in the first place?" "I didn't. I wasn't alpha then, it was all Alpha Park." Alpha Ryan shrugged, "I think he said something about the Alpha's decision and managed to get the better end of the punishment. He waved the discussion off just as quickly as I had brought it up. "I've asked some omegas to serve our meals here. The packhouse is too packed to eat with the wolves down there." He sat by the edge of the bed while I sat in front of the mirror to resume dealing with my hair as he watched me carefully.

"There you are! My name is Braxton, Alpha Braxton Gleason, it's a pleasure to finally and officially meet you!" His smile is infectious but my heat and soul also break with what is about to happen. "Braxton, sir, thank you for calming me down, and you can go ahead and reject me now. I understand you don't have to explain to me. I have no doubt that you will find a strong partner for this pack to help you lead!" I said so softly that I could barely hear my own voice.

Because for the first time since this started— They’d gone silent. Not controlled. Not dimmed. Gone. And that terrified me more than the power ever had. “You’re too quiet.” Kael’s voice pulled me out of it. I didn’t look up. “So are you.” “That’s different.” “How?” “I’m supposed to be.” I let out a dry breath. “Right. Alpha things.” He didn’t respond to that. Of course he didn’t. I finally looked at him. He stood across the hall, near the fire again, like he always did—half in shadow, half in light, like he hadn’t decided which side he belonged to.

Beta Knight asked. “It is an urgent matter and it is for the security of our pack” Alpha Kasper vaguely said, not giving enough answer to reveal his plans, but enough to sound convincing. “I will handle things here, have a safe trip, Alpha.” Beta Knight said and Alpha Kasper nodded in acknowledgedment. “How is she doing today?” He asked. Beta Knight responded by letting him know that Chelsea was getting better and was expected to wake up soon.

Please… let me do my duty. She set a slice of bread and a glass of water on the table and then hurried off. The lock clicked, trapping me with her words. What is the Alpha's. I scowled at the bread, my stomach twisted. Fair. The word resounded in my mind like a sick joke. Time dragged. I paced the room from end to end, ignoring the gnaw of hunger in my stomach, holding only rage. Then the lock turned again. This time the air disappeared. Kael stood in the doorway, his presence heavy and stifling. His gray eyes scanned the room, resting on the untouched food before settling on me. Something dark danced in their depths.

Rider POV The night was quiet as I walked along the edge of the forest. The air was cold, and the ground felt firm beneath my boots. I was supposed to be in my office finishing reports, but when rogues were detected near our borders, I came out to patrol. As Alpha, I always led the search myself. My Beta spoke through the pack link, saying the trail had gone cold. No tracks. No body. No clear signs. That bothered me. Rogues rarely moved without reason. Something about tonight felt wrong, and the feeling sat heavy in my chest like a warning.

She just was. My wolf pressed hard against my ribs, low and furious, like he’d finally lost patience with my restraint. “You’re shaking,” Alexander said quietly behind me. I didn’t turn. “I’m fine.” “Bullshit.” He stepped up beside me, resting his forearms against the railing. He didn’t look at me at first—just watched the clearing like he was measuring exits, counting threats. Always the Beta. “She’s looking for you,” he added. “I know.” “She’s not subtle about it.”

As I raise my hand to knock, I hear a young woman’s voice coming from inside, saying softly, “Oh Alpha, it was nothing. I just figured since the two of you were settling in, I would provide you with some snacks for the evening. I do hope that she satisfies you in every way possible.” Putting my ear to the door, I listen more carefully because now this conversation has my full attention. Not only am I a little upset that this woman is alone with my man, but she seems to be trying to warm up to him so she can get in his bed as well. “Jessica, thank you very much for all that you have done, but I assure you we are fine, and it is none of your business in any event. I think you should leave

I repeated; not understanding what he was talking about. "My trash Accalia," the man answers me. My eyes widen frighteningly hearing what he had said, and I held onto the bedhead even tighter. "It's forbidden for an alpha to take over another trash as if it was their trash," the strange man before me who was an alpha said angrily, describing his former Luna, Accalia. "Please don't hurt me I have nothing to do with you and Christian," I told the alpha. "When I'm finish fucking you trash then you will have nothing to do with it," the alpha answers me as he started to approach me onto the bed.

I had always wanted to return to my room, but dad was gone and mum was no longer Luna to the pack. 'Oh my dear, Alpha Jackson isn't the barbarian, he seems to be. I thought the same thing after you left, even started packing our things away. Alpha Jackson has allowed us to stay exactly where we were, with a few exceptions. I am down near your room, now. Other than that everything has remained the same.