Snow Peak Alpha Breeze Novels & Stories

"Certainly not, but I'm sure you need something to clear your throat. You've been yelling too much lately, Alpha." Sharp eyes pierced Aaron, but he remained calm as before. He seemed unafraid to confront the Alpha's truly unstable emotions of late. "Please, Alpha Oscar." Aaron placed the tea on the Alpha's desk. His demeanor was polite and full of etiquette, especially with a smile that continued to grace his face. He provided the best service possible, even though the Alpha had the opposite expression—disheveled, tired, and oppressed.

With her head high up, she massaged her neck. Snow was in black hiking cargo shorts, a black round-neck short-sleeve activewear top with a full zipper at the front, and black combat boots. With two legs' length of distance between us, I positioned myself at a forty-five-degree angle from her center line in a defensive stance. Snow gave me a bored look. My mind went back to what Alpha Vance told me regarding his theory. This was a good chance to see what I could discover. “Are you a Worgen Guardian?”

And at the head of the table, seated with effortless authority, was Alpha Bryce. I felt it hit me like a wave I couldn’t outrun. Not the explosive pressure from Hunter, not the raw fury that had once made my skin crawl. This was deeper. Deeper control. He looked up as I entered, his gaze locking onto mine—not sharp enough to cut, not soft enough to reassure. Just… measuring. Calculating every micro-expression, every tremor in my shoulders, every hitch in my breath. His dark hair was neatly combed back, revealing a face carved from centuries of leadership: sharp jaw, high cheekbones, eyes the color of storm clouds over the mountains. He wore a simple black shirt rolled to his elbows, revealin

The drive up to Wolfebrooke Crest from the station took hours. For the first stretch, the highway was normal, lined with standard petrol stations and faded billboards. But as the road began to twist upward into the elevation, the scenery changed. The trees grew taller and thicker. I glanced down at my phone. The cell service bars dropped one by one until the screen read ‘No Signal’. "Don’t worry about that," Josie said, catching my frown. "You’ll get the network up at Crest town. You’ll get logged in as soon as we hit the house."

And then there’s my mates, watching me expectantly. A gust of wind sweeps through the clearing, carrying with it the scent of pine and the crispness of the snow-covered ground. The air feels electric as if the world itself is holding its breath, waiting for me. Alpha Hunter steps towards me, cupping my face with his hand. “You are looking nervous.” He leans in and places a kiss on my lips. It’s more like a brush of his lips on mine, but it still sends a chill down my spine. “Just do your thing. So, we can run through the forest. Some of the pack members will join us later. They’ll be thrilled to see your wolf.”

I stood behind some wooden interior as I watched from a distance. He sat with a straight face as he watched the ladies dance seductively around, and as expected, Kate was trying so hard to catch his attention, but at that point, he already seemed Uninterested. "Hey you, shouldn't you be dancing with the others?".The senior nun smacked me on my head as she pushed me out of my hiding. The girls were done dancing now and were now lined up. oh, was I so glad, I stood om the line with my face down as the Alpha walked towards us.

She looked peaceful, unaware of the storm of thoughts running through my mind. I could feel it in my veins, in the way my muscles thrummed with unyielding energy. But there was something else—something I couldn't quite put my finger on. A lingering presence at the edge of my consciousness. Leaning down, I pressed a soft kiss to her forehead. She stirred slightly but remained asleep. Smirking, I quietly slipped out of bed, careful not to wake her, and pulled on a pair of sweatpants before making my way outside. The cold hit me instantly, a sharp contrast to the warmth inside the Alpha mansion, but I welcomed it. The snow-covered trees stretched endlessly before me, and beyond them, the vast t

When Wesley entered Rowena's place, he didn't see Brett anywhere. He headed to the bedroom when he heard Rowena cackling victoriously. "I heard that Maggie poisoned herself. What did I say a long time ago? How could trash like her ever compete with me? "I finally found a way to get rid of that pup. Only my pup will be the next heir to the Alpha. "Do it cleanly. Don't ever let Alpha find out about this. Once I become Luna, I'll reward you all handsomely!"

POV: Zoey The room was dimly lit, the afternoon sun filtering through the sheer curtains, casting a soft glow over the space. The air was thick with anticipation, as if the very walls were holding their breath. I stepped inside, my heart pounding in my chest, my mind racing with thoughts of the meeting I was about to have. The Alpha. The most powerful figure in our pack. I had been summoned, and even though I didn’t know why, my instincts told me it was important. But nothing could have prepared me for what awaited me.

I nodded at the Alpha as I left, my thoughts still jumbled from the mountain of information I'd consumed, every muscle still wound from the consequence of such information. I walked out the front door of the pack house and took a deep, grounding breath, drinking in the scent of pine and fresh earth, letting the sliver of fall sunshine warm my cheeks. The wind gently whipped around me, jostling my slightly damp curls and blowing them off of my shoulders. I knew how silly I looked but I raised my arms to my sides and closed my eyes, my chin pointed at the sky as the warm breeze would around my body enveloping me like a hug. I breathed in the fresh air, basked in the subtle warmth of the breeze