Midwest Industries Alpha Ak Novels & Stories

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.

It convinced us that Alpha Madison and her allies are being completely truthful. Laf contacted her and told her where the others were and just like the first group, they were swiftly brought to the pack for protection. Granted, it’s not in Alpha Madison’s pack. Her’s is in Wisconsin and too far away from our homestead in southern Oklahoma, but they are with one of her allies, the Choctaw Pack. Yes, they are also a recognized native American tribe and many of our kin have been given jobs in their casinos as security personnel; they’re getting paid a real, livable wage. Plus, they’re close enough to our homestead to have daily visits to make sure our homes are still secure and being taken care

she said in a quiet voice. My brows furrowed. “Who could it be?” Kaiden didn't need to be introduced when entering my chambers. Who was it? I wondered. “Send them in.” I rose to my feet, taking the book with me. Jasper walked into the room, draped in a mourning attire. “Jasper, what's going on? What's with the attire?” I asked softly. Jasper dropped his eyes to the marble floor, his voice shaking as he spoke. “The Alpha is dead.” The book in my hand dropped to the floor.

The sounds of laughter and mingling of the guests filled the hallway as we passed the dining hall, making our way to the Alpha office. We reached the large double doors faster than I had time to prepare myself. With a quick knock, Laura didn't wait for an answer before pushing them open, leading me into the giant office. Alpha Carter loved to make a statement. His desk sat before two large bay windows that looked out towards the water. His desk was made of oak, and he claimed it came from a place called Gardenia. A place I had never heard of before coming here.

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?

Alpha Jake angrily. "Uhm, I think if it's about crashing you have nothing to worry about, Alpha Jake have more than ten companies and all is working great and improving everyday, he had a good plans and strategies in business, what I think is the loss you will get when you refuse to invest in the company." Leilah exclaimed. Alpha Jake was stunned with her confidence and how she speak. TBC

With our superhealing powers, that job seemed pointless. My wolf purred softly at her being close, but I pushed it down hard. I was Todd, the Alpha of the Thunder Pack and its future leader. How could my Luna be a weak human? "Tm Todd." I kept my voice steady, trying to sound like the Alpha I was supposed to be Tm... Age doesn't really maner to us. I'm the Alpha of the Thunder Pack. And when it comes to money, well, the forests and mountains of Northlane are mine."

"I told you he's a teddy bear, don't let his asshole ways fool you. Come on, we gotta go. The Alpha doesn't like to be kept waiting." He leads me through the pack house until we stop outside of a door with a gold plague indicating it is Alpha Kade's office. I freeze as Beta Marcus knocks on the door and the alpha grants us access. I turn my terrified eyes to Beta Marcus. "Please stay in the meeting with me. Don't leave me alone with him."

My heel tapped against the carpeted floor of the conference room, while my fingertips drummed along the table to the same rhythm. "In all," he said. "We're very happy with the progress that Alpha Inc. has given us at Brown's Rentals, and we would like to extend your services to our partner company Brown's Towing, LLC." "We'd be happy to take on Brown's Towing, Mr. Brown. Let's schedule a time for our normal consolation and get things set up," I said, almost robotically. Brown was a huge client, but one of many for Alpha Inc. He smiled underneath his bushy handlebar mustache. "I'll call the front desk and schedule myself in then, Mr. Reed. As always, it's such a pleasure working with you all.

The Continental Alpha Summit was held at Silverpeak Resort, a sprawling complex built specifically for supernatural gatherings. Neutral territory, heavily warded, and large enough to house two hundred Alphas plus their entourages without anyone getting too territorial. In theory. In practice, tensions were already running high before we even arrived. “I count fifteen packs who were present at your rejection,” Maya said, reviewing the attendee list as our convoy approached the resort. “Twenty-three Alphas who witnessed it directly, not counting Kaden.”