Percy Jackson Lives Alone In Alaska Fanfiction Novels & Stories

she said softly, “when our contract ends, I’m going to Greece. There’s a small wolf community there. I have a friend who helped me connect with them. I will open a resort, live quietly. Finally, breathe without being pulled back into this life.” “Greece is far,” I said, though I already knew she wasn’t asking permission. “That’s the point,” she replied. “Far enough that my parents can’t guilt me into obedience again. Far enough that no prince, no Alpha, no crown, can reach me. I’m tired, Dante. I’m tired of loving people who turn into strangers. Of watching best friends become enemies, and enemies become maybe-friends. I’m tired of being in the middle of everyone’s war.”

I was in a navy blue tuxedo and asked the guards about the alpha. “He is waiting for you in his office,” He answered while directing me towards his office. It was quite surprissing for me and i nodded before knocking the door of his office. “Come in,” His voice was loud and deep which send shivers to my body. “Snap out of it, Ares! Your people needs you and your attention at this moment. Get a grip, You horny man!!!” I chided myslef and slowly turned the knob of the door and entered in this office. Which was present in the pack house. I heard, he has another office in the pack which he used for official meeting and it was same like offices in the big cities but I didn’t see it, just heard ab

She was walking away from everything she knew, everyone she cared about, and there was no coming back. “Are you sure about this?” Hazel asked, her voice wavering slightly. “The Highlands… it’s so far, so isolated. What if—” “It’s the only place where I’ll be safe,” Aveline cut in, her tone firmer than she felt. “No one from the pack goes that far north. It’s my best chance.” Hazel bit her lip, clearly wanting to argue but knowing it would do no good. “I wish I could go with you,” she murmured, tears glistening in her eyes. “I hate leaving you to face this alone.”

“It’s done. He doesn’t want you.” “You can’t,” I said desperate. “You feel it. I know you do.” come on. His eyes flickered. For a split second—just one—pain flashed there. Then it was gone, buried under hard Alpha steel. “Leave, Lena.” “Leave?” I cried, my throat out. “This is my home! My pack!” The elders stirred. Elder Mael raised his stick, his old voice booming. “The Alpha has spoken. The bond is broken.”

Alanis POV I open my eyes, and I am alone. Alpha Sebastian is not here. I get out of his bed slowly. I feel like last night was a dream. Being with him makes me happy. I walk through the kitchen looking for him, but he is not in the house. I wonder where he went without telling me. Well, he is the Alpha; he does not have to tell me anything.

All I can do is pray silently that the nightmare will end as soon as possible. "First things first, Alpha Amon. We didn't come here to answer your questions. We're here to hear answers to our questions, straight from the source." The Elder sets down his glass and glares at me. "You have my full attention, Elder Mercury." "Two days ago, we received a report claiming that an Obsidian lives in this area. It calmed that the Obsidian isn't a part of this pack. Is that true? We assume that you, as the Alpha, would know." My gaze shifts to the voice I haven't heard before. Sitting in place of the old Nightcrawler is his son. I guess the old fart finally died.

Jefferson doesn’t want me, Allister doesn’t want me, Luna Celine doesn't want me, and even Grandma Regi, who used to be my favorite, has never called me even for a minute since I left Silver Valley. At first, I was mad at her and decided not to call either. I wanted to return the energy while hoping she would eventually call, but she hasn’t. Now, I'm all alone. The only person I have standing with me is Lucrous Zelph, a man who is literally on every Alpha’s bad books. I am not safe mingling with Lucrous, but what choice do I have? None.

“Is he a regular at the café? If he’s a jerk, Jen, you don’t have to date into a family of jerks.” Jenna stood, hand flying to her mouth. “This isn’t funny. Don’t play like that.” “I’m not playing,” I said, brow furrowed. “Who are you talking about?” Her voice dropped to a whisper. “Percy. Percy Laskaris. The Alpha. The man who did this to you.” I stared at her. The name rang faintly, distant, like a word I’d once read and forgotten. “Percy?” I repeated. “Was he someone I graduated with? Was he at the mansion?”

’He and I aren't connected' I had said when he asked me to mind-link Percy ’Yes you are, in more ways than you know’ Was his answer, one that made all the sense now. ”Percy,” I said in a breath and as his name rolled off my tongue and knowing what I knew now, it felt right. His name was supposed to be there, it was meant to be said by me. His name had always felt familiar in a way more than him being my Alpha at the time. Percy and I were close when we were kids, then we grew apart, he had to take care of his pack and I had to fend for myself. I had to survive and to do so I needed to accept the fact that Percy didn't want to be my friend.

I turn and leave them, walking back to the pack house with my head down, lost in my thoughts. I keep replaying Ghost's words in my head. 'Everything's going to be okay. I'll never let anyone hurt you again. I'm here now.' If only I could believe those words. Unfortunately, I know Alpha Jackson isn't going to give up on me without a fight, not with the dark fantasies he's confessed to having about me. And then there’s the fact his human, the one in control, has no desire for me.