My Hockey Alpha Free Novels & Stories

The Alpha said and handed me a bar of white chocolate. “I… uhm.. t-thank you Alpha, how much is this? Can I get a work here in the pack so I can earn some money?” I asked him. “Why do you need the money?” “To pay you? and to buy things?” “Do not bother. Everything here is free for you. You do not have to pay anything, and if you need to buy something, you can ask me for money or request for it instead.” “Oh… Alright, Alpha.” I replied and looked at the chocolate on my hand.

"A primary condition of that contract should have explicitly dictated that my alpha chassis retains the absolute right to deliver technical hockey lessons to your person until our collective units achieve a hundred winter seasons of age." His heart completely stalled out within his ribs. "What specific structural meaning is your voice projecting?" Finn dropped his massive frame down onto a single knee directly on the frozen surface of the ice sheet, his harsh facial lineaments undergoing a total, breathtaking softening. "Finn..." Val articulated, his voice choking completely on the syllables of the alpha's name.

Diego answered. The Alpha games were not obligatory, but most packs typically participated in them. They were our version of the Olympics. It was a way to showcase a pack’s strength. It was also a way for packs to realize who they should not mess with, and which packs would be good to strike alliances with. Nightshade took first place the past five years. I was not certain about before that. “What do you want to do about all of this?” Kade asked me, setting his chin on my shoulder.

I narrowed my gaze at Meyer, shocked, and glanced at Vincent, who nodded in agreement with his best friend. "He mentioned wanting to ask you out even before you ran away. Meyer is a stand-up guy—vice-captain of the Onyx Moon Pack hockey team. I'm the captain, of course." He ran a hand through his hair, tilting his head to the sky as if posing for an ad. "Two-timing slut?" I whisper, baffled. "Yes. You're dating Alpha Henry of the Jade Moon Pack, his beta, and the famous basketball player, Jason Harris. Now we hear that you are seducing the alpha twins."

“I want to lick off the water with my tongue.“ He didn't reply immediately. He just took a slow, deliberate step towards me. “Come and lick it off then.“ Thank Goddess… I didn't waste time at all. In a swift movement, I threw the duvet off me and jumped out of the bed, my heavy breasts jingling. I stepped in front of him, and dropped to my knees with my acrylic nails digging into his thighs. I looked up at him and oh lord... this man is too beautiful to behold. A set of stormy grey eyes. A sharp jawline that is so perfect. Skin so smooth like that of a fairy. He is perfection and the Goddess must have sculpted him on the most happiest day of her life. Alpha. Lucas. Blackwood Alpha of the Moo

Another said. I could feel the energy in the room shift at the mention of his name. I nearly rolled my eyes out of my skull. Ian Nightshade. The soon to be Alpha of our pack. The Icy Captain. Hockey god, emotional void, six-foot-four wall of hostility wrapped in a striking face. The guy didn’t smile. I was fully convinced his facial muscles weren’t wired for it. And I could not—for the life of me—understand why every girl in our class, including my best friend, acted like he was the goddess’s personal apology to women.

Alex looked over to where Ash was looking and saw four people. One was a long, black-haired female with good style who looked older and clearly was an alpha. And an arm was wrapped around her by a man who is clearly his mate, and he is also Alpha. Next to them was a boy who was like a teenager's kid and was also an Alpha. He was holding hands with a pretty lady with brown, shaggy hair and glasses. She was a beta. He saw the four of them make their way towards a table. Alex looked over at Ash and grabbed his hand gently as he led them to the table his siblings were at with their drinks in their free hands.

I still think it was the right thing to return it back to him. “So who was that lunatic Alpha?” I asked, shifting the conversation away from the lingering tension between us. “That lunatic was Chase Wolfe, he is the Alpha of the Lux pack.” Eren replied, settling back on the bed and crossing his arms. “The Alpha of the Lux pack?” I echoed. The Lux pack was one of the most fierce and secluded packs in the continent. No one really knew much about what went on inside the pack but I have heard some rumors that their new Alpha was a real tyrant, I guess all the rumors are true then.

“No pressure, then.” Corvin arched a brow. “You’re already under it. You just keep pretending you’re not.” Silence stretched between us, heavy with things I didn’t want named. “What happens,” I asked finally, “if the Alpha rejects the bond?” Corvin didn’t answer right away. He stared into his mug, jaw tightening. “Then the fire looks elsewhere,” he said. “And gods help anyone standing in its path.” My wolf snarled uneasily. I stood, heart pounding. “You’re saying she’s dangerous.”

"I'll parade you around until I get sick of it. I hope Drexel finds out exactly what's being done to you here. I hope he feels the pain deep in his soul. I will break you, and that in turn will break him." I turn my head to meet his gaze. He smiles eerily. Then, he forces me to turn back to the group of people he was with. It takes me a long time to realize that these people all form a part of his hockey team. I've seen them before. Of course, I don't know anyone's name, but they all play ice hockey, alright. And right now, their looks are saturated with bad intentions. "She's a pretty one, Alpha," one of them remarks. I have no idea who he is. "Maybe we can have some fun with her."