Stark Varg Alpha Price Novels & Stories

My soul was fixated on a girl in a striped dress who had walked out on me before the sun was up. I grabbed the phone. I dialed Marcus. Alpha Thomas “Alpha King Thomas.. How was the service last night?” His irritating voice came. "Send that girl to me tonight," I growled the moment he picked up. "Oh, Alpha King!" Marcus’s oily chuckle grated on my nerves. "I knew you’d love her. No client can refuse a girl like her. She has already become the most paid of our bar. She’s such a hot piece. With that figure—"

"Oh brother, don't be dramatic. Are we ready for the meeting?" "I was just explaining everything to Blaire. We'll meet you there." Scott nodded his head at Luther before leaving us alone. I turned to face Luther when he stepped around his desk and came very close to me. "We need to get a few things straight, Blaire Summers. I'm the CEO of Alpha Inc.—not my brother, not any other person in this office—and you work for me. You do as I say.

Because the one standing in front of her was RK's assistant, Alex Triston. For a moment, both of them stayed quiet. It was Stella who took the initiative and said, "Long time no see." Alex heard her words and quickly regained his composure. He nodded and sat down. Stella didn’t waste much time and went straight to the point. "Mr. Triston, here are the documents. If you find them satisfactory, please sign them." As she spoke, she pushed the documents in front of him. Alex looked at the eye-catching price of 70 million and was shocked. "Miss Richard, the RK Group can only offer 40 million. The price your company is asking for is very high."

The silver data-mesh that had covered her bed was now floating around her shoulders like a queen's cape, held in place by the magnetic current radiating from her gold-plated skull. "You still think the Alpha is your partner, Zora," she sighed, her violet eyes blinking with the slow, terrifying precision of a camera shutter. "You still think that the ten-billion-dollar price tag Jago put on his head was an estimate of his worth. It wasn't his value. It was his cost. He was in the control group. The heavy hammer we used to beat your template until it broke in exactly the right places. Every time he saved you in the Rust-District, he was just validating the code."

There was only the sound of a hundred men and women scrambling to bow their heads in submission. The next day, the "problem" of Viktor was transformed into a solution. Under Jack's direct and non-negotiable orders, the newly subjugated Alpha made a series of phone calls. Using the Crimson Fangs' extensive network of intimidation and gray-market connections, he "persuaded" a notoriously difficult overseas mining conglomerate to sign an exclusive, long-term supply contract with Sterling Industries. They would provide the exact rare earth metals needed for an alternative to the specialized polymer, and at a price so low it was practically theft. David's weapon had been reforged into Catherine's

I wrenched my head away from the terrifying images that had come to me. "What do you want with me?" "Today is your lucky day, we've found you a mate." "A mate?" He enlarged his eyes in mocking fear, "Yes, you now belong to one of the big bad wolf-men." "How could that be possible-" He went on, "None other than the alpha of the Losten Pack himself," as if he wasn't listening to me. A mobile phone started ringing as he marched to the back of the lab and held it to his ears, saying,

He proceed to tell Jared. "You have to desert from her, if you still want to regain your alpha" He adviced Derrick. "I don't want to desert her, she is my mate, if i do? I don't know when i will meet another mate, i may not" Derrick lashes back at Jared. "Come here, you had to, i was the one who killed Lucy my former love, so as to just regain my name as an alpha" Jared spring out his long hidden secret just to convince Derrick to desert Jasmine.

His captor snorted and turned around, giving the Alpha a false hope that he had been spared but just before the Alpha could let out a sigh of relief, life was drained out of him in the blink of an eye. The last thing he saw before leaving the works was the eerie smile of none other than Mark now standing tall before him while he laid on the floor, his body covered in blood. "Idiot," Mark hissed out, his eyes containing fury as he stared down at the naked and bloodied Alpha his wolf had dismantled. He knelt on the floor on one knee and picked up a bottle of liquid. He gently opened the lid and poured every drop of it on the body of the dead Alpha.

All their fangs are bare in wild snarls, and Barrett's proud smile mirrors his assurance of victory. “Brute force won’t help you.” He boasts. An idea forms in my head, and I don’t give it a second’s thought before muttering. “I’ll take her as payment for my debt,” I square my shoulders. I observe the woman—I still don’t know her name—and her brows furrow in confusion. The grey wolf behind Barrett shifts into his beta, Gusto, who walks up to Barrett. “This situation is more complex than your debt, Vince,” Gusto says.

"You should be. I didn't get where I am by being kind. I didn't build this territory by showing mercy. You understand what that means?" "Yes, Alpha." "Do you?" He took a step forward. "It means I'm not your savior. I'm not going to protect you because we share a bond. I didn't ask for this. I didn't want it. And I'm sure as hell that I didn't pay sixty thousand for a mate." Each word hit like a punch. "I bought you because your Alpha disrespected me. Because pack wolves need to remember that rogues don't follow their rules. You're a message, Vada. That's all."