Selected By Alpha Novels & Stories

No one can unilaterally reject an Alpha. "No! Never!"

Not on the field. Above it. The platform. Darius stepped forward. Just one step. But it shifted everything. The Alpha turned slightly toward him, a brief exchange passing between them, too quiet to hear, too controlled to read. Then. The final match ended. A tone sounded. Victory. Silence fell. All attention turned upward. The Alpha stepped forward. “The selected candidates will be posted,” he said. A pause. “Prepare accordingly.” The screens flickered. Names began to appear. One by one.

About Franklin, he already accepted Andrea's proposal. "Then, would you like to personally choose the one hundred candidates from each pack, or we are the one who will choose to send it to you?" Alpha Robert asked. "In that task, I would like Alpha Bryan to choose. After all, I decided to make him my beta," Andrea said coldly. Alpha Bryan felt a chill, because he felt that there is something meaning behind her words. "That's great! That's a good decision, Alpha Andrea. I never thought you would give Alpha Bryan the Beta position despite everything," Alpha Franklin said, trying to pinpoint Alpha Bryan's sin he made to Andrea. Alpha Bryan clenched his fist and wanted to punch Alpha Franklin's

This was a moment of importance, a decision that would shape the course of our pack. "I stand before you today, not only as your new Alpha but as a leader entrusted with the responsibility of choosing a beta," I began, my voice steady, carrying the weight of my decision. "Traditionally, it would be Drako, for his experience and strength. However, circumstances have changed, and I must consider what is best for our pack." Teresa stood close by, her eyes reflecting a mix of emotions. She understood the gravity of this decision and the internal struggle that came with it. I took a deep breath, letting the words flow from my heart.

Being with this Alpha must be ten times better than being stuck with Gamma Price. I have to make this work. No matter what.

I’m Alpha August. At the mention of the word Alpha, fear entered the eyes of the children and they all three reacted similarly to the way Mercy had, dropping down onto their knees. “No,” Aletha told them. “It’s not like that here, kids. I told you. Alpha August isn’t like Alpha Rider. You just need to do this.” She made the sign of respect and tapped her fist to her shoulder. All three kids looked puzzled, but they made the same motion. August smiled an encouraging smile. “That’s right. That’s all there is to it. Welcome.” The fact that even the children were afraid of Alpha Rider made him want to kill him even more.

Even when I had presented her failed performance as a reason to throw her out, they had countered me by saying that Emily was the daughter of the Howling Pack Alpha and the status and influence she brought with her to the palace was powerful and therefore no matter what, I should make sure to keep Emily in the contest up till the final round as a sign of respect to her father, Alpha Lambert. I was totally pissed off but absolutely powerless to do anything. I could only heed to their instructions, I had no power to counter them, yet. However, I had insisted that if they wanted me to comply then they would let me make my final choice. The final choice will be made according to the rules both f

I shouted my mate once again! "I'm sorry alphas" he said not looking sorry at all "but this meeting is useless, and I see no point on bickering on something that can be solved within seconds, papa and daddy I love David and I'm leaving with him as my mate and as his mate as the council law explains I already own everything he owns, and as the current alpha, I call for both packs to combine by the end of the week, their territory is big enough, and they have resources that will benefit all of us, and we have experience to benefit their warriors so any objections and I'm his Luna, so I own half of everything he owns and his ass?

“No pressure, then.” Corvin arched a brow. “You’re already under it. You just keep pretending you’re not.” Silence stretched between us, heavy with things I didn’t want named. “What happens,” I asked finally, “if the Alpha rejects the bond?” Corvin didn’t answer right away. He stared into his mug, jaw tightening. “Then the fire looks elsewhere,” he said. “And gods help anyone standing in its path.” My wolf snarled uneasily. I stood, heart pounding. “You’re saying she’s dangerous.”

Raising my hand to scratch my shoulder, I cock my head and ask sarcastically, “You could have called. Why must you always show up like this? Uninvited.” “Well, because I am the Alpha. We don’t follow normal rules. We have our own we abide by, and it doesn’t involve humans’ niceties. If I need to fetch you, I will do it any time I want.” He states angrily as I watch his eyes start to glow again. Every time he becomes upset, his eyes do that, so I always know when I have gotten to him. “Alright, alright. Anyway, I need to get dressed. What is it exactly that couldn’t wait?” I ask absentmindedly as I shuffle around and try to find the pair of comfy jeans that I laid down a couple of days