My Hockey Alpha Neighbor Novels & Stories

she says, then I turn to Daisy, reaching out to hold her tiny hands momentarily. “I made three friends today,” she says, giving a cheeky smile, which I return. “I’m glad my babies are doing great,” Mother says as we drive home. Shortly, we pull up in front of the house, and as Mother parks, I see Hu’s car speed past us, stopping in front of the house next to ours. Come to think of it, I feel stupid for not realizing the house belongs to the Alpha. It’s the only fenced house in the estate, and it occupies an enormous area of land. Knowing I’ll have to live with my biggest mistake next door, I rush upstairs before Mother can get all jolly.

I began to walk toward it but stopped when Alpha Lennox began speaking again. I groaned, wondering what he was going to bore us with now. “Before we move on to the celebration, I have one more wonderful announcement to make. As many of you know, a new pack recently moved into the area. Although they are on the other side of the peninsula, they are still our neighbors. Alpha Aldrich is a generous man with great values and two beautiful sons! His youngest is the next in line, Alpha, an adorable little 4-year-old. It's his oldest that the great news is about.

The air was filled not only with the fragrance of celebration but also with the shared bonds of neighboring packs coming together in unity. As we engaged in conversations with fellow Alphas, an unexpected ripple disrupted the smooth flow of the evening. My attention was momentarily diverted by the presence of a figure I had harbored resentment towards. There he stood, not far from Alpha Malcolm, a deceptive smile adorning his features like a carefully crafted mask of congeniality.

“What are you talking about?” I leaned in, lowering my voice even though it was just us. “She’s using you. She doesn’t care about hockey boy Ryder. She cares about the name. The connection. The leverage. She’s Alpha Reed’s daughter and she's been raised on power plays and manipulation. And you? You’re just a pawn.” I talked as I hit my finger on his chest making him swallow every word that came out of my mouth. “Stop,” he snapped, but his voice cracked.

"They love being teased by the players." What did he mean by saying that? Does he think I'm slutty because my team members are? If he does, then he's really- "Linda!" It was Jude. He came over to me and put his arm around my shoulders. "I didn't know you were here with Alpha Pack Houghton." I was sure that due to the loud music it was impossible for anyone else to hear Jude, but the three of us could clearly hear him. And I just found out that he's an Alpha too, just like Jude.

I disclosed to him calmly as I took a seat away from my handsome mate to calm my hotbox and my wolf, Estine. "Well, as much as I love and wanted to protect your little sister. We have to make sure not to make too many waves. He is our neighbor and a good ally. We have never had any issues and I want to keep it that way." instructed Alpha River firmly. "So he had better come correct. Because I won't hold my tongue. My father didn't raise a punk." I stated to both of them, and they just shook their heads at me.

“Besides, our little pup inside your belly is the one who is actually hungry for the fruits under the moon.” “The pup wants to watch the hockey match, not eat your whole bowl,” I say, and my boots take a small step closer to his large frame inside the Alpha’s Sky Den. “Come sit right here on my lap, honeybee,” Kael commands with that deep, warm alpha voice that always makes my she-wolf feel super safe and happy. “The Blackwood Territory team is skating out onto the white ice on the television screen right now, and my arms need to be wrapped tight around your waist before the first puck drops.”

"I play hockey because it’s the only place I can bleed without starting a pack war. Don't mistake my restraint for weakness." "I never said you were weak. I said you were distracted." "Look at me, Jack." I looked. His eyes were a burning gold, the pupils slitted. The raw power of the Blackridge Alpha was vibrating in the air between us, a physical pressure that made it hard to breathe. "I’m not distracted," he whispered, his face inches from mine. "I’m focused. And right now, you’re the only thing in this city that smells like hope." "Hope doesn't solve murders."

Her words struck a chord deep inside me, more than any other praise I’d gotten before. “Thanks. It takes a lot of effort, you know” I said, feeling a swell of pride. “Being one of the stars in hockey for this territory doesn’t come without sacrifice. I’ve put everything into it. My father hates that I focus so much on hockey. I’ve skipped too many Alpha training sessions for hockey games, and this time... he snapped.” Ruby tilted her head, curiosity gleaming in her eyes. “Do you love hockey more than becoming Alpha?” I hesitated, my hands tightening on the steering wheel.

I got to the entrance and was stopped by Jenna, one of the girls in our class, also nerdy but still more social than me, standing there and giggling like she's won a lottery. I shrugged and ignored her to continue walking but she stopped me, pleading look on her face as she asked politely, "Can you come with me to the hockey field, please?" I frowned. "All of a sudden? Why?" "No. It's just..." She breathed erratically, "I want to confess to Luther before anyone does, so I don't know how to go about it and I heard he's joined the hockey team and is playing against Reis Armani tonight" Her explanations made no sense to me. A girl that doesn't talk to me suddenly asking me to watch the hockey g