Mate With The Alpha Of The Rival Pack Novels & Stories

She fought like a wild thing trapped in a cage, clawing, screaming, shaking beneath me as unstable power burst around us. A crack split through the ceremonial grounds. People screamed again. If this continued, she was going to destroy everything around her. Or worse— Destroy herself. I tightened my grip on her, ignoring the blood running down my face. “I’m sorry,” I whispered hoarsely. Then I forced my wolf forward. The connection between mates surged instantly. Power slammed into the bond between us as I pushed my Alpha energy directly against hers, trying to force her wolf into submission long enough to calm her.

Luna Ruby rolls her eyes, but her mate doesn’t seem to see it. “He was consoling me, and yes it is. A mate always comes first, and duty comes second.” I replied. “Which is why we have both Gammas and Deltas in our pack. If the Beta is unavailable, they can take over. We work like a team, a family. Clearly that’s not something you know about, Alpha Nicholas.” The Alpha’s eyes again sweep over me, but the disdain in them is now way more apparent.

Inside, he found himself in a room adorned with symbols of power and authority, a testament to the alpha's status. Alpha Dante spotted the alpha of alpha, a formidable figure who exuded strength and wisdom. He approached him respectfully. "Alpha of alpha, I come seeking guidance for the sake of my pack and loved ones. I'm facing a challenge that requires your insight." The alpha of alpha regarded him with a piercing gaze. "Speak, Alpha Dante. I sense a genuine need in your voice. What troubles you?" Alpha Dante then proceeded to share the details of his predicament, laying out the complexities of his situation and the potential dangers that loomed. As he spoke, his words carried the weight o

I can’t let them take her away even he claimed that they are mate. Mario and I are best friend. We grew up together. Everyone thought that he will be my Beta but I chose Kayden instead. Kayden possess the character of being a beta. I can’t make decisions base of our friendship only. One day I found out that he talks some of the pack members and asked them to support him to become Alpha. I thought that I can make him my third in command. He is good at training people and he is a great tracker.

I flinched. "You," he said, his warm breath tickling my skin. It would've made my heart flutter once more if only his voice didn't carry a menacing tone. "You were messing with another werewolf while I wasn't around." I cursed in my head and bit my lower lip. I was in so much hurry to see him that I wasn't able to think about taking a bath first to wash off the smell of Enzo's pheromones. Alpha werewolves are extremely possessive towards their partners, I remember him telling me a few days back while he was briefing me about his plan to use me to lure Dylan out of hiding.

I don’t know how being the Alpha will be different. “Well, an Alpha can’t be selfish. You put your pack before yourself. You can’t put anything before your pack. I think the only exception to that would be your mate, because when you get your mate, they will be the Luna of the pack. Like your mom is now. The Luna is the heart of the pack, pumping love and hope to all its members, while the Alpha is the brain in control of the pack’s every function. Every decision an Alpha makes needs to be made in the pack’s best interest, because it will affect everyone. If we have a selfish Alpha, who doesn’t have any morals, it will make the pack weak and open us up to dangers from the outside.”

The connection wasn’t gentle, it was a forceful intrusion that only someone of his rank could achieve. “You and your brothers are courting death… and in time, you will have it,” Maverick’s voice echoed, cold and commanding through the mind of Matheus. “Aurora belongs to my pack. If you dare bring chaos into my territory, I will wipe out you, your brothers, your pack… and any neighboring pack that dares to stand with you.” His presence alone pressed heavily against Matheus, a clear reminder that only a powerful Alpha could force a mindlink across packs.

“You stand in my pack’s heart. You speak demands. You forget yourselves.” A man laughed. A harsh sound. “We remember too well. That’s the problem.” Kieran stepped forward. “You will show respect.” The man’s eyes slid to Kieran. “You’re not Alpha.” “No,” Kieran said. “I’m not.” I felt the words before he finished. He was choosing again. Always choosing. “I’m her mate,” he said. “That’s enough.” Murmurs spread. Some knelt then. Slowly. Carefully. Others stiffened.

The Alpha said, standing up respectfully. “There are 120 women in your pack; only 55 have been presented.” “But, Alpha. They are mated.” The Alpha protested. How could he bear to do this with the women of his pack? “You dare to defy me!” Alpha Sandilo roared as he overturned the stone seat, crushing it to dust under his legs. The Alpha of the Bloodhound pack had to swallow the insult and call the mated females too in the end. “Are you satisfied now, Alpha Sandilo?” he said in a pained voice.

I let my wolf speak for me. "I said let him go!" I bellow. The two burly men let go of Jim. He catches himself with his hands and looks at me. I can see the fear in his eyes. He backs away. I turn back to the Alpha biker. I can tell he is ready to make a break for it. But I'm faster. I spring forward. I hook my powerful jaws around his ankle. I feel his tendons snap and the bone crack. He howls in agony.