Peter Hale Alpha Novels & Stories

It was Peter. I took the device into the break room, my heart doing a strange little flip that I tried to ignore. In the high-rise offices of the Draven Pack, Alpha Peter, usually the most terrifying man in the northern territories, suddenly signaled his board of directors to stop. "Take ten. I need to handle this," he announced, his voice slicing through the middle of a multi-million credit hockey merger. Victor’s eyes widened, nearly dropping his tablet. 'Since when does the Black Alpha pause a merger for a personal call? This is a glitch in the universe,' he thought, exchanging a shocked look with the other executives.

Alpha Hendrix sighed again before following Peter out the door. He could feel that Peter was still tensed. He felt bad for snapping at Peter like he had done earlier. Peter was and would always remain loyal. He had always stood by him even in dark times. He never once betrayed him. He was honest and he made the best accounts for everything that happened. He could always rely on Peter. Peter remained silent as he led his Alpha through the corridor and down the flight of stairs. His entire being was fixed on the task at hand. Which was getting his alpha to the spot of the crime.

Starting from tomorrow, he will keep a watchful eye on the night creature, while making sure that the latter didn't come anywhere near his mate. "Derek…you said that the vampire was your history professor, right?" Alpha Peter asked, watching him closely. He still somehow believed that the human and his son weren't just friends. He still remembered the event of that night when his brother had visited. He hadn't forgotten still that his mate, his son and his niece were hiding something from him. He wondered if Shane, the son of his late gamma, and Clem, his beta's son knew about the secret too.

I approached them, my voice steady but my hands trembling. "I need to see Leo Herringate," I said, trying to sound confident despite the uncertainty that gnawed at my insides. The guards exchanged glances, their expressions hardened. "Visitors are not allowed," one of them replied curtly. "But I'm not just a visitor," I pleaded, desperation seeping into my voice. "I'm his Alpha, and I need to speak with him." As the lie left my lips, I felt my stomach sink. The guards hesitated, their gazes flickering with uncertainty. They knew the importance of an Alpha's presence, especially in times of crisis. After a moment of deliberation, one of them nodded and unlocked the cell door.

“The warriors that came with you when you fled…if they want to go with you, I’ll give them permission to leave.” “Thank you,” I say. I have no doubt that my ragtag little pack will follow me. “There was one Alpha here, Hewlett. His pack isn’t that big and they’re in need of an Alpha. They’re yours if you want them.” Alpha. He said that he has a pack in need of an Alpha. Did he mean me? Surely not. Females don’t lead packs. “That’s Isaac’s pack. Doesn’t he want to incorporate them into Hallowed Moon?”

I pretend to be in pain. "Luna, we understand your plight, but we need another Alpha until Eren recovers. I suggest we go with the Alpha's younger brother, Nick," Henry says, as planned. " Forgive my insolence head beta but I feel like what you just said, feels rushed. We shouldn't be here talking about a replacement for our alpha, instead we should focus on a way to treat our alpha" Beta Boris tries to ruin my plans, making my blood boil. Who exactly invited this fool here.

As hunters, we were trained to hunt in the darkness. "Aria!" A familiar voice calls my name. Scott, Hale’s friend, stands before me, casting a shadow upon my presence and balancing tears in his brown eyes. Shifting my fierce gaze to his colorless face, my voice tells him about Hale's last words. “Where can we find that Alpha's son?” “No one knows him.” He utters the words, deepened with disappointment.

" The Alpha promptly replied. Beta Alvan did not immediately reply as he stared at the man whom he had believed would help reduce if not stop Alpha Ryker from going on his killing spree. He had met this Alpha, the Alpha King of the Red Moon Pack, Alpha Aziel, in hopes of getting him to help out as he was the only Alpha out of the eight Alpha kings with a good state of mind. Alpha Aziel has always been a calm and calculative person when it came to any situation he encountered which made it hard for him to discern what he thought about what Alpha Ryker was planning. But it seemed as if he was wrong in thinking he would help him out.

“Your taste has changed.” “She bites,” Jaxon replies. “I like that.” I feel Midnight coil, furious, but I keep my face blank. Ringed-fingers waves a hand. “Enough. Victor will decide.” My spine goes cold. The doors at the far end open without a sound as the man named Victor Hale walks in like he owns the oxygen. He had the same posture, steps, and eyes that never blinked when they should. He looks exactly like the man that I killed two years ago.

"I know Peter very well, he can't do such a thing. Though, I'm so sure he would be thinking that I'm behind it because of the way i sounded on phone. Not knowing i just wanted to confirm about the Alpha existence." Hannah let out a sigh as she removes her hand from her father's and stood up; "Don't trust anybody dad. I will talk to you later, i need to go do something." Then she leaves... *Next Morning* Peter left Hillsboro for Bend as early as six o'clock in the morning. When he got home, he went straight to the kitchen to meet Helen. "Good morning dear" Peter hugged her unaware and place a light kiss on her neck from behind. Helen was astonished as she turned to look at her husband in amaz