Tango With The Alpha's Heart Novels & Stories

Background music echoed through the large room as everyone began socializing. Another song began to play; it was meant to be the first dance of Alpha and Luna. Darron took her hand in his and led her across the dance floor, their movements almost mechanical. There was no emotional connection to each other, and at that moment it was obvious to everyone around them. Whispers began to erupt around Celus. "They don't look very comfortable out there." The luna of the Morning Sun pack whispered to her mate who agreed with her. "They act like they don't want to even touch each other." Another chimed in.

I stood on the balcony of my room, my keen eyes tracking Cassa in the back garden as she snapped pictures of flowers and anything else that caught her fancy. I glanced at my phone screen, where the name Calver Dasotta flashed back at me. Of course, the tattoo was familiar—he was the Alpha of the Dasotta pack, one of the most powerful in the North. They didn’t belong to the union pack, though; the Dasottas had their own legacy to uphold.

he said "You killed my betas and one of my wolves and you really think I'll spare you? You think am scared of a war? Am called ruthless for a reason Robert. Do take solace in the fact that your daughter will be the next one I kill after you, this is for my wolves whom you brutally murdered!" Jayden pulled out the Alpha's heart and his blood splashed everywhere The Alpha fell on the floor lifeless and Jayden let go of his heart and it splattered on the floor

Maggie said grabbing her hand and holding tight as they interlocked fingers. "Maggie, I can't do this without you, we're a team nau, please nau.." "Alpha Tango 455 Charlie Delta" Maggie says weakly. "No Maggie, you gotta Alpha Tango that yourself...". "Say it..." she interrupted grabbing Roma tighter. "Alpha Tango 455 Charlie Delta" "That's my girl" she smiled weakly. "That's my password to everything" "I'm at peace now..." she chocked a little and coughed. "No... Please ... Maggie, no..."

Or the new girl watching from the shadows, her ring glinting as she nodded to herself. The hallway was a blur of lockers and chatter, the air heavy with the promise of rain outside. Alice’s heart pounded, her senses still sharp, her nails aching. She felt them all—Liam’s forbidden love, Kane’s burning promise, Mira’s hidden plan, Elara’s quiet hope, and the stranger’s cryptic presence. And somewhere, closer than she knew, the Alpha was waiting.

"Look at you, clinging to life like this—what's the difference between this and being completely gone? Elara, your Alpha has completely rejected you. You're the most unnecessary existence in this tribe!" She played with the wolf tooth charm in her hand, walking slowly to the ice cellar's only air vent, which connected to a bottomless ice crevice. She slowly released her grip, and the charm traced a beautiful but tragic arc through the air: "You care so much about this little thing? Hahaha, I'm going to make you watch it disappear right before your eyes." "No!" I let out a desperate cry, rushing toward her without thinking. I used all my strength to push her aside, trying to grab the falling

Taylor's heart pounded against her chest in an eccentric rhythm, all thanks to the Alpha. The aura coming off of him in waves was enough to tell one the kind of person he was: A fearless leader. An even more ruthless killer. A ferocious lover, Taylor thought then blushed furiously at the waywardness of her thoughts. There were no two ways about it: Taylor instantly recognized what the butterflies in her belly meant. The Alpha awoke feelings in her which she didn't even know existed.

Interlocking their fingers, bringing their intertwined hands up between them, placing it near his heart, “This heart will only beat for you, nobody else, believe in that, trust in us…trust in a forever together.” Unable to answer, Ava pressed forward, kissing him passionately, both unaware of anything around them, solely focused on each other. “Ahem…!” A voice interrupted, Cade’s wolf instinctually coming forward, instantly going on alert, standing up in a protective stance, ready to attack, protectively putting his mate behind him, growling threateningly to whomever dared to cross his mate’s threshold without permission…

I whispered. “You are not alone,” he said. “Not anymore.” I swallowed hard and nodded slowly. “Then take me back inside,” I said softly. “I need to try.” He stood, offering his hand. I hesitated for a heartbeat… Then took it. His fingers closed gently around mine, and the moment our hands touched, a spark shot through me. Warm. Familiar. Terrifying. As he led me back toward the Alpha King’s room, I felt the weight of the pack settling over my shoulders again. Old memories. Old wounds. Old truths waiting to be uncovered. But this time I was not running away. I was walking straight into the storm.

I didn't know how to respond to that, the weight of his words heavy on my heart. "It sucks being you right now," he said with a wry smile, and I nodded in agreement. "Indeed it does, but my heart belongs to Tristan," I said firmly, meeting his gaze. Alec nodded a look of understanding and perhaps a hint of sympathy in his eyes. "That much is clear. I just hope he can see it too," Alec said, and I couldn't help but smile at him, grateful for his honesty and support. "Alphas," I said, rolling my eyes, and we both laughed again. It was a fleeting moment of normalcy in the midst of chaos, a reminder that even in the darkest times, there could be light.