The Alpha Agenda Novels & Stories

I'm sure he has many but I still ask. "You pack fears me, I'm sure you know the answer." Alpha Adrian's gaze drops to mine. "I sure do," I murmur looking down. I glance up at him again and something begins to snuggle at the back of my head, a frown form on my forehead trying to figure out what it is. "Alpha Linux is benevolent, if you choose to lay low he won't mind selling up his alliance for his friend." "I don't want his benevolence, he owes me that much."

Ready and on my way to my first meeting of the day, Trevor walked alongside me so I asked, “What is next on today’s agenda after this meeting?” “Nothing much, just the usual as always then we are off for the day,” Trevor responded. I was surprised when he told me I didn't have much work today, because it was nearly impossible for an Alpha. I was glad I had a free day to be able to spend it with my mate. Soon, I walked into the meeting hall where some Alphas and advisors were already seated. All rose and bowed their heads immediately I got in. “You may be seated.”

This wasn’t what I was here for. “You’re not answering my question, Theo. What the hell was Alpha Rex and his beta doing here?” “To seal the alliance between our packs. Remember, we need more weapons and more men to ward off the rogues.” I blinked, shocked that he actually told me. I was expecting him to tell me that it wasn't something I shouldn’t concern myself with, as I was just his breeder. But he actually told me. I cleared my throat, the heat inside me sizzling out.

But I couldn't blame him, he can't say no to her, especially if she uses her Alpha voice on him. He walked further into the room, then set a thick cream envelope down on the edge of my desk. “From the Council.” My jaw ticked. I could already smell the wax seal, clove, metal, and old magic. I tore it open without sitting. To Lucien Malvore, Alpha of the Northern House, By blood rite and the laws of the Accord, you are hereby summoned to stand before the Council of Alphas in no later than four nights' time. Matters regarding inter-house conflicts, breaches of treaty, and the resurfacing of forbidden bonds are to be discussed. Attendance is mandatory.

“well, its not like we can submit if for another year, but I’ve complied all my transcripts so far. It’s not like I need to worry about getting in, though.” Alpha College, or AC, as everyone calls it; is the premier institution for ranked werewolves. Originally exclusive to Alphas and Betas, it expanded to include all ranked wolves, provided they meet the requirements. It’s where we learn everything about running a pack: werewolf law, diplomacy, strategy, and even combat logistics. Beyond that, it’s a hub for networking. Alliances are forged, rivalries are cemented, and the groundwork for the future of our world is built there.

“They’d serve you more than me anyway.” Before I could say anything else, my phone buzzed in my pocket. I frowned, pulling it out to find a notification from one of the news outlets I followed. My stomach sank as I read the headline: “Prominent Alpha Addresses the Alpha King’s Latest Proclamations.” I clicked the link, and the live feed opened on my screen. The image of a gray-haired alpha filled the frame—his stern expression and sharp suit only amplifying his reputation as a hardliner. He was known to, in general, have it out for rogues. He’d been behind several bills to start actively hunting rogues in the past.

Biannual meeting meant I would have to see Kane Weston . He was a fucking bore that balked at every fun thing I wanted to do and reported every mess I made . And , I was probably going to be seeing my future husband , Alex fucking Herrera . But , Kane was Alpha now which means I can't even mess with him or pull down his pants when he's not looking . Maybe I could fill his room with frogs . " Does she have to go ?", Mum asked . " Of course I do , I want to see what corny Kane looks like as an Alpha ", I admitted .

AEGON I leaned back in my chair, scanning the room. Annora was nowhere to be seen. Usually, she'd be lurking, awaiting tasks. Her absence nagged at me for some reason. “Gregory,” I called. He entered, bowing. “Alpha?” “The Alpha from Raven's Peak arrives soon. Prepare the guards and ensure our grounds are impeccable. We must impress our potential partner.” After me, Alpha Israel was the next man who led the most prosperous pack. I wouldn’t want to make an enemy of him— except necessary. He’d accepted my invitation to talk about business, trading in particular, and how we can join resources equally for the good of both packs.

But I will keep hitting at it till she forgives me. "She really has done you a huge favour. You look hotter now," Aida came in with a pitcher of juice. "I tell you. It's like we're getting Caden of ten years ago." I shook my head as the siblings reminisced on our younger years. "What is this?" Aida asked, picking up the invite. "He wants to host a world conference of Alphas." "Cool, what's the topic?" "Amongst many other things, rogues." "I thought you dealt with Aldric. They've all scattered, haven't they?"

Well, this must be a good start. “Kaeleigh, please come and sit down.” The Alpha stood, offering me his seat, and the Beta soon joined him. I walked round and looked at them warily, and then looked at Chase. He looked like there was some conflict going on in his head as he came and sat next to me. “Kaeleigh, I need to talk to you about Adelaide,” the Alpha said with a sudden air of importance and dominance. I looked at him and then at the Beta, who had a stone cold expression on his face. I turned and looked at Chase, who sat with his head down.