Quotes Alaska Novels & Stories

' Ehile walking over to him. Alphas eyes looked us over and with a hint of pity in his eyes, he turned to the bar tender and ordered a jack on the rocks, three fingers and two coconut rum and cokes. Alpha handed Sophie our drinks, and walked to the table with his own. Sitting down we all read the menu to decide what we wanted to eat. I couldn't decide what I wanted to eat so I ordered the chef specials, so did Sophie and alpha, My appetite was insatiable. While waiting for my food to arrive i was drinking my coconut rum and cokes, I really didn't understand what the deal was with drinking was, the taste wasn't that great and it made my stomach churn, and I was beginning to feel nauseous.

"I told you he's a teddy bear, don't let his asshole ways fool you. Come on, we gotta go. The Alpha doesn't like to be kept waiting." He leads me through the pack house until we stop outside of a door with a gold plague indicating it is Alpha Kade's office. I freeze as Beta Marcus knocks on the door and the alpha grants us access. I turn my terrified eyes to Beta Marcus. "Please stay in the meeting with me. Don't leave me alone with him."

Mykel’s wolf was silver, a breed of wolf known for their extraordinary gifts. This year was our turn to hold the annual Alpha meeting. Ever since Mykel stepped up and took over from his father, he had avoided each one with the excuse he wasn’t ready. But not this year, had we refused to accommodate it would have been seen as a great disrespect to the surrounding packs as well as those who are coming from further away.

Only after I have it ingrained in my mind, do I flip it over, revealing the name on the other side. As my eyes lay upon the name, I gasp, the paper fluttering from my fingertips. Because written on that paper was a name I could have never guessed. Alpha Kael

LEVI After a grueling series of back-to-back meetings, I finally emerged from the imposing Council Room, feeling utterly drained. Each discussion had drained me more than the last, and the tension hung in the air like a thick fog. My internal struggle with my restrained wolf was becoming unbearable, clawing at me and desperate for release. Yet, unleashing him was a risk I couldn’t afford. He had almost provoked several incidents throughout the day, reminding me just how volatile he had become, aching for the presence of his mate.

“We have a very select clientele with certain desires, Alpha’s carefully chosen from among Aquila’s most elite. I can promise they will treasure you like the jewel you are. No harm will come to you, at least none that is permanent.” She did not like the emphasis he placed on that last word. His client's would be Alphas, of course. Who else would pay so much for the license of having a Beta obligated to follow their every command? As if they didn’t control every aspect of Aquila and all the people in it, even more was expected to satisfy them.