Romans & histoires Komik How To Chase An Alpha

The Alpha held my stare for a good minute before scoffing. “Pathetic runt.” He turned his back on me to walk away. Big mistake. I lost it. I growled and lunged from my seat, while at the same time I heard the Beta call Chase’s name and felt Chase’s arms around my body, pinning my arms to me. The Alpha whipped round and grabbed my chin, holding it tight, staring into my eyes. I felt feral. I struggled against both Chase and the Alpha to get free. Somewhere inside, I could tell something important was happening. The Alpha looked in my eyes, the glare no longer on his face, but wonder, and the Beta came up with a phone, taking a picture. Inside I was curious as to what they were doing, but that

"What the fuck are you talking about? Everyone knows you're choosing me as your mate." "You've been obsessed with me since we were teenagers and you've made a complete fool of yourself at every pack gathering trying to get my attention." "There are only four unmated Alpha heirs in our region — me, Peru from the Riverside Pack, who just announced his mate last week, Derek from the Shadowmoon Pack, who's been bonded since last year, and Damon." His lip curled in disgust. "And we both know Damon's pack is weak and pathetic, plus he's cursed and that will probably kill him before he turns thirty."

"You what? I'm your Warrior Trainer... I mean—" "Which did you a lot of good today," the wild Alpha cut her off. "Hey! I had it under control until you came along!" Lacey lied, folding her arms across her chest, raising an eyebrow. The young Alpha gave her a cocky grin. "Because you didn't know who was boss yet." "Maybe someone else needs to learn who's boss—"

I didn't care about the thousands of eyes watching from the upper decks or the millions watching live on television screens across the globe. My bones cracked and reassembled in a flash of white-hot heat. My clothes tore away as my body expanded, my limbs growing long, muscular, and dense. A blinding light erupted from my skin, catching the dim emergency lights as incandescent, silver-white fur burst outward. I stood on the center logo of the rink, a massive, terrifying creature of ancient magic, my golden eyes burning like twin suns in the dark arena. I let out a deafening roar that vibrated through the steel foundation of the stadium, shattering every remaining glass window along the lower

' It's not inappropriate but I feel it's too lame. They just looked at me as if waiting for me to act, to say, to smile? The Alpha King was sitting on the monobloc chair and the Alpha of the Multa Lupus pack stood up—Lucas' father—he approached me and just as he stopped in front of me, the words came out of my mouth, "I don't know why I'm here, Alphas."

There, on full display was Adrastus' mark, and Zade lost any semblance of control he had over his wolf. Chase shortened the distance between them with rapid strides, a guttural snarl coming from his throat and Zade realized he was beginning to phase. April was stunned and too weak to defend herself against a killer Alpha, uselessly trying to deflect the blows to her face with her hands, and then she stopped trying at all. But Chase didn't stop, more beast than man, he picked up April's body, throwing it over and over again, delighting in the squelching sounds of blood underfoot as he stalked his throw toy around the room.

Thankfully, she had survived and finally found a slither of second to escape. Unfortunately, my presence didn't go unnoticed by the rogue. Its attention shifted to me, and a furious snarl escaped its jaws, its eyes filled with a vacant, menacing intensity. Just as it was about to make a move toward me, Alpha Chase, in his brownish-black wolf form, darted past, using his swift movements to knock a line of rogues off balance, sending them crashing onto the cold pavement.

Panic took hold, and I screamed again, propelling the Alpha backward, this time impaling him on a piece of metal. Seizing the moment, I fled. Suddenly, a car sped towards me. Taking a few steps back, and getting ready to run, the door to the car opened up. When I bent down to see who it was, all I could do was smile and hop in the car. Just as Ace turned the car, Alpha Max transformed into his wolf and started chasing the car.

I wipe my face and begin walking toward him. "I will leave you alone, Alaska. I know you are committed to Finn, and I should let you be even if we are mates. Maybe we are not mates, and maybe I am just crazy because you told me no," Alpha says. He gets to the edge of the water and leaps into the air taking his wolf form. He begins running toward the pack house. FUCK! I come out of the water, leaping into the air and taking my wolf form, chasing him. Why am I chasing him?

"It's brutal, Brie. They are both injected with a drug, one to strengthen Chase, one to weaken the Alpha. It makes it a more even playing field. Then they fight, and if Chase wins, he'll take over, if he loses..." He paused and looked away from me. I grabbed one of his thick muscular arms and shouted, "If he loses?" He turned to face me, struggling to keep his eyes fixed onto mine. "He'll kill him, Brie." As soon as the words left his mouth, I shot up and bolted for the door. I knew he was a werewolf but with all the training I'd been doing with Arabella, I was now just as fast as the rest of the pack. He tried to grab my arm, but luckily for me, his bulk made him slow. I reached the door, f