Novel & Cerita My Hockey Alpha Neighbor

“Good, so you know I won’t let anything bad happen to you or your mommy. She may not be here right now, but we’ll bring her back to you as soon as possible, okay? For now, look around you, Neo, you have a lot of friends and toys to play with. Just wait a little bit for your mom, alright? Can you do that, big boy?” Neo bit his lip and I could tell he was still trying to stop himself from crying. As much as it hurt for me to see him like this, I didn’t have much of a choice. Without news from the Pack, we were all stuck. “Okay…” He said quietly. “See that man over there? That’s Alpha River. You know what Alpha means, right? Your mother told you about us. It may seem a little weird right now, b

“Okay my love, I won’t bail out on you, I am just out to meet Alpha Ryder and I bet it won’t take long, I should be will be with you before lunch hour, I am sorry about last time but I promise it won’t happen again.” “Oh, I didn’t know you and Ryder were that close.” “Yes, we aren’t close but you know Moonlight Pack is our immediate neighbour and we have to ally with them if we have to win any kind of battle, so yes we are not friends but he requested a meeting, I am not the only one meeting him, we are four alphas from four different packs, we will be okay sooner than you think, just go to work and work hard, I will call you when I am done, you know I will never let you down, right?”

Nick ran from behind me and started to walk on the top rung of the log fence that surrounded the field. “Not yet Daddy.” Violet linked me. I felt a flash of anger in the mate bond and looked up to the window of my mate’s office. What is... Jake screamed in my head as my vision flashed a deep red. Before I could even think a crash from overhead made me look up in time to see the visiting Young Alpha from the Nashville pack go flying out of it.

The annual Intercollegiate Hockey Championship, hosted by my school, Willow-Hills High, had been a triumph from the moment it began. For the first time in our pack’s history, we’d clawed our way into the finals, a feat that filled me with pride. My boyfriend, Ryder Willson—son of the Pack’s Alpha and the fearless captain of our hockey team—had thrown a house party to celebrate our success, inviting elites from every school that had battled on the ice. The thought of it all made my chest swell with joy. That morning, I could hardly believe my luck. At twenty-one, I was just an ordinary Omega, yet here I was, mated to the Alpha’s son, standing in the most breathtaking room I’d ever laid eyes o

If we need outside help, it could still work because the next Alpha on my list actually owns a few companies that may be of some help. They build for a living, and he could get this done even faster if he wants to join. His name is Alpha Gregory of the Frost Pack. He's a tough man and was friends with my dad his son is great and will make a good alpha when it's his time. Fingers crossed, I call him and I share the details and ideas he is skeptical but as I explain the rules he realizes that it sounds like a win win help and protection for everyone involved just has the request not to invite any of the other packs enemy packs.

Ronan I hear the familiar shuffle of cleats and sneakers before the knock lands softly on the door. I already know who it is. My team. The Icewolves. To the world, we’re just a Division One hockey team, but only in the city… in this pack… I’m their Alpha. They come in, loud as ever, but their energy drops the second their eyes land on me. I’m slouched on the chair, stiff from three days of sleep. Still sore. Still trying to piece everything together.

Jonah forced a smile, nodding along to whatever the couch was saying, pretending to pay attention before jogging over to join us. I felt numb to it all. I was angry for sure but beneath was fear. Hunter was playing a game none of us understood, and now he’d roped in some kid to make me look like the bad guy in front of Astrid. But it was really what the kid had called him that got to me. “He called Hunter ‘Alpha’,” I said, my voice barely above a whisper in the mind link. Ryder’s eyes widened and he shot me a knowing look. “That means…” Ryder began, but I cut him off with a nod. Hunger was an Alpha’s son. It confirmed everything I had been suspecting about his abilities and the real danger h

“You need to eat something. Alpha Reid will be upset.” I scoff, turning my face deeper into the pillow. “Oh, now he gives a damn?” “He checks in every night,” she whispers, like it’s meant to comfort me. “He asks about you. Makes sure you’re okay.” “Then tell him to come see for himself. If he wants me to eat, he can come ask me himself.” Silence. “When will he be back?” I ask, my voice is small, even though I hate myself for it. “Alpha’s been going to hockey practices a lot lately,” she says. “It helps him clear his head.”

I kept my balance, my steel blades carving a sharp arc into the ice as I turned to chase the play into the corner. The game turned dirty within the first five minutes. It was not normal hockey. The Boston players were not chasing the puck; they were chasing the honey scent. Every time I went near the boards to battle for a loose rubber disk, two or three opposing Alphas would crowd into my space. They did not try to lift my stick. They aimed their gloved hands high, their forearms pushing hard against my chin, trying to scrape their gear across my neck gland to disrupt the permanent mark.

I gulped and looked around worriedly, luckily the streets weren't isolated. "Nalya," he said with a charming smile. I fidgeted under his amused gaze, trying to remember where I met him because he looked familiar. He was the man I bumped into in the hall. "Hello," I said. "I saw you at the country club when I was leaving and thought to say hi," he said, " I'm Layth Thorn, Alpha of the Neighboring Pack," I didn't know an Alpha could come into another pack's territory. "Oh, thank you. I should be going now," I bowed and turned to walk away, but Alpha Thorn walked beside me.