Piper Alpha Disaster Survivors Novels & Stories

Because of their twin bond, Sunshine noticed this and placed a comforting hand on her sister’s back. ‘’Star, it will be ok.’’ Star turned her head slowly to look at her, wondering how she could be so calm with such a powerful man standing before them. Lokking as if he was ready to rip them limb from limb, eat them and then use their bones to pick his perfect white teeth. “Well!’’ The Alpha thundered when he got no reply. Abel gulped. ‘’We are sorry sir; my friends and I were… we are trying to escape our pack and warn someone.’’

The two creatures stopped to argue and watch Maria as they both transformed into their human form. "No-o-o-o-o-o-o!" She wept uncontrollably. That was her last hope. She had no one again. She stood up gently to her feet, her eyes filled with tears rolling with no obstruction. "You!" She turned to scream at the top of her voice but they were gone. She was speechless not thinking of the scene but of grandma. Mr. Darren wasn't there to help so she called 911.

“The house caught fire, but by the time the fire extinguishers put off the fire, it was already too late. Their dead bodies were found inside.” A strange chill ran down my spine, beads of sweat suddenly formed on my forehead. “No...” the word slipped out before I could stop it. A soul-crushing silence filled the room. For several seconds, neither of us spoke. I stared at him, waiting for him to tell me there was more. I waited for him to tell me someone survived, but he didn't. The grief on his face told me everything. “The Alpha hated himself. He cried in secret, unable to let anyone know the misfortune that had befallen him. And just when he thought life was done being cruel to him, he fou

"You may not remember it, but I was the one who was able to help you escape the fire. I also helped your brother and the rest, but they suffered a lot of burns and inhaled smoke. It was too late for them." My heart felt like it was being ripped into a million pieces. Breathing became even more difficult when I felt my knees weaken. It almost gave out, but with a snap of a finger, Alpha Hugh was there to pull me up so I wouldn't fall to the ground. I wanted to push him away, but even that was also difficult to do. I did not have the strength… "Stop blaming yourself, Autumn. Your Dad will not like it. If he could talk right now, he would be proud of you for being strong and surviving even if y

“She was Alpha’s mate. And those were their twin boys.” Ace turned to her, visibly stunned. “I didn’t know…” Vespara nodded solemnly. “Most don’t. It’s a story that’s never really told because the pain has always been too great. During one of the worst pack wars in history, Alpha’s entire family was caught in a fire. Marielle and the twins didn’t make it. Dante was the only survivor.” Her voice trembled for a moment before she continued, “He was barely more than a boy himself. And he carried that grief for eighteen years. Alone.”

The woman called Luna Olivia grabs my hand, giving it a reassuring squeeze. "I am sorry, Dear," she sighs, the sadness she feels thick in her tone. "But Alpha Charles and I arrived too late, and you were the only survivor we were able to get to before the Rogues destroyed the place." "Oh," I say, my body overcome with grief for a community of people I don't remember, but whoever they were, I was a part of them, and now they're all gone. Taking a deep breath and calming my nerves, I look at the adults standing in front of me, not wanting them to see me as weak or scared, even though that's exactly how I feel. "What will happen to me now?"

Now I am calm. “Where are we going again?” “To him.” I smiled and nod. Right… just as we promise. Alpha Eugene It’s been 6 months since the biggest hunter attack happen. By now, I can still see the black forest where the land mine explode. It was destructive that killed all kind of creatures inside. No one survived, even the great Alpha. Of course 6 months had a big impact on us. But somehow Grimson is now recovering after accepting the incident. And the loss.

Piper replied, already dialling. The phone rang. Once. Twice. Then went to voicemail. She tried again. Straight to voicemail. Her chest tightened. “That’s not normal,” Ember muttered. Piper checked the screen. No signal error, just unreachable. “He never does that,” Piper said quietly. “If he’s busy, he texts. If he can’t talk, he still texts. What if he’s in trouble?” Ember stared at her in disbelief, “Why would an alpha be…ohhh” she said cutting he words short.

I demanded. The tracker repeated, "We were told by our spies from the north that Goldenridge was attacked by a group of rogues last night. It took them a while to ask for backup, recognizing our alliance with them. But when the backup finally came, it was all too late." Dread clawed at me as I asked the question I feared the most. "Are there any survivors?" "The Alpha and his warriors have fallen," the tracker replied gravely. "What's left are a few women and children who managed to hide while the fight was ensuing. They are all being attended to by our men."

Anything to be out of this stale, boring place. The urgency should have ticked me off first. When I arrived to find the Alpha Addams and the members of the Red Crescent pack present, I felt uneasy, but ignored it. As my father's speech continued, I knew that he was making a big announcement. I'd anticipated everything but not…this. “What the hell?!” were my first words the moment I'd processed the announcement. The cheers from the pack members fell silent quickly after while tension thick in the air. Full of disbelief , I stared at the people in front of me. My mother looked stricken, eyes wide and trite. His father was the complete opposite, face stone as he looked at me. The Alpha and Luna