Submitting To Three Alphas Novels & Stories

And I nod my head. “I sensed that. So, what can I help with?” I ask. “You see. Of us three, I am the only actual Alpha born. These two were betas, who were given the title after their pack’s Alphas were killed. Our packs are very close to each other, so we would like to ask for permission to combine our packs into one. With me as Alpha, and these to beta and gamma, as I never had a gamma and my beta have been killed in an attack.” He says, and the other two nod their heads in agreement.

I said letting my frustration be heard in my words. “Taking a knee doesn’t always happen, but the offering of their neck in submission to their leader is similar to in the human world, how you would bow to a king or queen,” Alpha Colin explained. “So everyone should ‘submit’ to me then? How does that work when there are two alphas present, do they ‘submit’ to each other?” I questioned. “Two alphas would not submit to one another nor would your luna submit to you, because she is your equal. Anyone else would submit though.

Fuck, I’m doing a lot of crying lately. I just nod in agreement. Daddy gives me one more kiss, this one on my forehead, then he moves back to his desk and begins rummaging around in the paperwork again. “To answer your question though, yes, I filled out your application, have sworn statements in support from myself, Nolan, Cain, Gastone and Fillipe. That covers the five Alphas rule. You meet all requirements to run for the seat, except for having a mate. And you don’t have to have a mate until election day, which is a year away. We’ve got time to do our mate hunting trip for you.” He finishes digging through his stacks when he finds the signed paperwork for the five alphas rule and hands it

Between checking up on Jess and her newborn and stalking Sam to make sure she gets the help she needs when her baby decides to push its way out, the days passed quickly. It was the night of the tribal gathering in the Central. I did not want to go any longer but it seemed compulsory for the Alpha to come with his mate if he had one.

“Kai’s been clear about it, keeps saying Freddie’s scent marks him as mate, not just pack.” Logan shifts, his gaze flicking to Freddie, then back to us. “Steel’s the same, insists it’s a bond, deep, the kind that doesn’t break.” I feel River settle a bit at hearing it out loud, like admitting it takes some of the pressure off, but it opens up the mess we’re in, three alphas all tied to one person, something that’s never happened in any pack I’ve heard of. “But three of us to one,” I say, keeping my voice low so Freddie doesn’t wake, “that’s not normal, packs don’t work that way, one alpha per mate, or close to it, but never all three like this.”

Through the narrow gap, I saw Richard adjusting Lynn’s IV with careful hands, his long fingers moving gently, his expression calm, almost tender. Lynn lay on the bed, fragile and glowing like the Moon Goddess herself had chosen her. That kind of devotion, that kind of instinct… it was what an Alpha showed only to the woman he intended to make his Luna. My chest seized so violently I could barely breathe. Tears spilled hot down my cheeks. Don’t you dare cry! Lily’s snarl ripped through me. We are she-wolves. Even if abandoned, even if discarded, we hold our heads high when we walk out of the pack hall. Ann, look up.

I retorted, “How about you go back to your sparring match? Or better yet, go back to your own slut.” Jayden narrowed his eyes with a glare at my retort, a growl escaping his lips. “Who are you to-” Anya suddenly got between us, a stern expression on her face. “It’d be wise of you to not offend the Alpha’s girlfriend, Mr. Jayden,” she advised. “Even if you are Delta, rather ‘especially’ since you are a Delta, any insult to her will result in disciplinary actions. I’m sure you would not want that to happen to you, correct?”

“Don’t lie to me, Alpha! I know you’re hiding something. What is it?” Thorian, Soren, and Vaelin moved forward, their eyes blazing, ready to defend me from the Alpha’s games. “We won’t let you keep her here against her will,” Thorian growled. The Alpha’s eyes flicked coldly to the three of them. “You’ll do as I say. I’m the Alpha.” The air felt thick with tension as the standoff grew between me, my mates, and the Alpha. My eyes burned and I refused to back down. This was it—now or never. I couldn’t stay here anymore. I had to leave and save myself. As I faced him, I saw the scorn written all over his face.

The Alpha stepped forward holding a whip—thin, cruel leather—and I felt my throat tighten. “Beta punishment,” he said casually. “Twelve lashes for disrespect.” “This is stupid,” I snapped. “You’re stupid. This whole—” The first lash hit my back before I could finish, a hot line of fire slicing across my skin, and I hissed through my teeth, gripping the pole they tied me to, refusing to bend. “Count,” the Alpha ordered. “No,” I whispered. The second lash struck harder and someone recorded it, murmuring, “Damn, he’s not even crying.”

“Good. Your priority is clear. Your sole responsibility is to Apollo’s safety and well-being. No distractions, no alliances that could jeopardize your focus, nothing at all, do you understand?” “Yes, Alpha.” “The compensation is generous, as I’m sure you’ve been told.” His voice dropped slightly. “But this role comes with great responsibility as I’m sure you’ve come to realize. To remain in this household and secure your position, you’ll need endorsements from three alphas within the Broken Moon.” My heart skipped a beat. “Three endorsements?” What for? I already had the job! He nodded. “They’ll assess your character and performance and determine if you’re going to remain here or leave.”