Madeline Clark And Alpha Dimitri Novels & Stories

I was in the middle of a conversation with Chad in my office when suddenly, a loud knock sounded at my door. In irritation, I yelled to whoever it was to come in, only for Dimitri to strut in with a large Manila envelope in his hands and a scowl on his face. “What is it?” I asked immediately, focusing my attention on the deep frown plastered across his face. “Good evening, Alpha. You have a message.” He bowed slightly in respect, dropping the massive envelope into my hands. Immediately I saw its seal; I knew what it was. It was a response from Alpha Marcus. With a sudden surge of anger coursing through my veins, I tore it open, took out its contents, and spread them on my table.

“Tell me what’s going on outside. I can feel it. Something has changed.” Clara glanced nervously at the guards outside before leaning closer. “The Alpha left early this morning with his men. They were preparing weapons and maps. I heard them talking about the southern border.” Madeline’s heart dropped. “Oh no,” she breathed. “He found them.” Clara looked confused. “Who?” “My family,” Madeline said, panic rising in her voice. “He’s going after them. Clara, please, I need to get out of here.” Clara’s eyes widened. “That’s impossible. The guards—”

' 'Don't worry Jinx, everything will go according to plan. 'I pray to the Moon Goddess you're right.' I bid Gabrielle and CJ farewell then I met Alpha and the others in the waiting area. When I stepped in the room, my eyes almost fell out of my head. Alpha had Dimitri cornered. His claws were out and so were his canines. "Explain it to me again?" Alpha asked, venom dripping from his mouth. "As I explained to you a dozen times before, I think I might be in some blood relation with your wife. Plus I do not see why you're angry with me - the saying goes, you can't choose your family," Dimitri chuckled.

Clara smiled satisfactorily thinking I was going easy on you. “Ever had a rendezvous with the Alpha as well?” I poked at her. She didn’t hide her shock – more like an impossibility for Alpha to fall for a girl like her. But he had fallen for me. At least he made everyone believe that narration. “Oh no. Never. Jolie and Lena are the two hottest maids Alpha Reon ever handled.” ‘Hottest’? That word didn’t sit quite well with me. “Hottest?” I repeated out loud wanting more info. As expected, Clara didn’t spare me any detail.

Even right here in Dominic’s office. “And Alpha, I am so sorry to break it to you, but you need to see Elena right now.” He ran his fingers through his hair, clearly confused but masking it. “How sure are you to make such a bold claim right in my front?” he said in annoyance. “You don’t get to spit nonsense just because of the magic you dared to do in front of me right now,” he spat in annoyance. “Alpha, rubbish? This is clearly the truth,” I answered. Before I could understand what was going on, he held me by the neck and pinned me to the wall in annoyance.

I had seen the ones that the other mated and marked wolves had, but I wasn’t sure if mine was going to be anything special because I was human. But what I saw was most definitely something different. I was a ring of rose vines encircling the silhouette of a wolf howling at a full moon. What made this even more different was the fact that perched on the top of the vines was a raven. None of the other marks I had seen had contained two animals. “Why…” I stopped, not quite sure how to word my question. “It’s larger than the others I have seen.” “That is because I have Alpha blood. My mom’s is larger too because of my dad.” Jacob said, standing still, holding Emma and walked over to me. “But the

Balance slid into place, the pack’s energy settling into a new configuration. “Do you swear loyalty to your Alpha?” Marcus asked. “I swear.” “Do you vow to challenge him when the pack’s future demands it?” “I vow.” Light threaded between them like braided silver. “Rise as Beta.” Roman extended his hand. Alexander clasped it, grip firm and certain. The pack link settled fully. Whole. Marcus lifted his staff one final time. “There is one final matter,” he announced. “As Alpha, Roman has made his first decision.” Ellie’s spine went rigid.

“Come on.” The front door opened before we reached it. A man stood there, tall, broad-shouldered, dark-skinned, with sharp gray eyes that seemed to glow in the low light. “Alpha,” the man said, voice clipped. “Perimeter’s clear. No scent trails.” “Good,” Damian replied. “I want to officially introduce you to my mate, Ivy.”

The wheels in my head started to turn. The maid had never missed a day, always here at exactly 8 in the morning to invite me to breakfast with the Alpha, even on days that she'd got nothing but a shut door as a reply. I paced the length of my room for a while, thinking about how strange it was, before deciding to go downstairs myself. Just as I reached for the doorknob, it twisted from the other side and walked the maid. “Oh!” She exclaimed, taking a step back to dip into a bow, “Good morning, Luna," she greeted, her voice trembling slightly. "The Alpha just left for an urgent mission, and he won't be back for a while."

"Slade it's me, Claw." Slade stopped and we looked at Claw. (Claw is Gabriel's wolf) "Let me go." Slade push Claw away. "Everyone, leave now!" Claw ordered. He used his Alpha power and in just a minute no one was around. I looked at my pack mates and they also left with the others. "Slade, I don't like what Gabriel did to you. Please, don't be mad at me too." Claw said. "You're my mate Claw, you're supposed to protect me but you didn't. You rejected us." Slade said.