The Alpha Agenda Novels & Stories

I need to remind them of their true purpose and reignite their passion for the struggle we are about to face. "Alpha's I want to remind you that we are Alpha not because we lead but because we protect." I mind-linked all the Alphas with my voice echoing, reminding everyone of our true purpose. "Our strength lies not in our ability to dominate but in our unwavering commitment to safeguarding those under our care. As Alphas, it is our duty to shield and defend, ensuring the safety and well-being of all who rely on us." "Yes, Alpha..." Everyone hails my words. with unwavering loyalty and determination. They understood the weight of our responsibility and were ready to fulfill their roles as pro

Then nothing. The Void had taken form. It roared. Everyone drew their weapons. Ava turned to them. "Hold the shadows. Keep them away from the Nexus. I need to reach it and finish the seal." Darius nodded once. "We'll keep them off you." Rhian activated a barrier rune, encasing herself in golden light. "I'll hold the south bridge." Kaelin unsheathed his blades. "North is mine." Ashton stepped beside Ava, pulling his cloak off, revealing the full markings across his chest—the Alpha runes passed down his bloodline, now glowing bright silver. "You're not doing this alone."

I inquired. "She's probably dead. Adam hasn't come here begging. The last time we met, he said he doesn't want the antidote from me anymore," he answered. "Okay, is there anything else you would want me to know?" "No, just want you to hasten your moves. We've waited enough." He rubbed his hands in excitement. "I can't wait to be the Alpha of Alphas! That title was always mine!" he declared. "No one deserves it but you, of course. Just wait a little while. We will attack soon, and this time they won't recover from it easily," I reassured. "I trust you, Alessandra! I know you would make that happen!"

Days later, Alpha Zaid stood in the dimly lit office of the Moonbeam Pack’s Alpha house, his patience wearing thin. He had been trying to close a deal with Alpha Saif for days, but the negotiations were proving to be far more challenging than he had anticipated. The deal was meant to benefit both packs—a trade agreement that would secure resources for Zaid's territory and allow Moonbeam Pack exclusive access to certain hunting grounds. But Saif’s greed had made him unwilling to agree, arguing that the deal didn’t offer him enough in return.

"When we understand what we are dealing with. We will need a plan." "We will need more than a plan," Adaeze said. "If the Alpha is blocking deliberately rather than out of ignorance." She looked at me carefully. "The charter standing. Article Seven. Does it have anything to say about a pack Alpha obstructing access to a keeper bloodline member." I looked at her. "I do not know," I said. "I have not read that far into the charter yet." "Then read that far," she said. "Tonight." I went back to the packhouse.

Adom pulls out his phone and starts searching on the web about alpha pairs. He doesn't find much about bonds in specific but he finds that alpha partners are more common than he had thought. There seems to be quite a group of people who have found their life partners in other alphas. Adom clicks on an I*******m featuring an alpha couple, they have a lot of followers. Adom scrolls through their posts, not thinking anything in particular. They're cute, but they look like any other couple had he not known they were both alphas. Adom thinks, maybe that's the whole point. They are just like any other couple. He's startled out of his thoughts when Alexander emerges out of his bedroom, he's adorned

Suddenly everyone got up from their chairs and I did the same, only this time the girl took me by the shoulder. -We are going somewhere else, don't worry, it's a safe place. I got a little nervous, every approach was very strange for me. I couldn't organize my thoughts, I hated being an alpha for me it was a responsibility I hated. Everyone expected me to take initiative and leadership for everything, so most of my life I said I was beta or omega. Now I was feeling that suffocating pressure again. [...] We left half an hour later from that place quite impatient. We didn't know what we would meet in the course of the trip.

“I’m coming! If this glider is as old as the rest here, you will need someone who needs the turbine with a wrench and good Keep on running.” “No, Betty.” I joined my best friend and put her hands on Shoulders. “You have to stay here. Alpha is the heart of the new world. People up in Sector 4 needs leadership to rebuild the slums. And Silas needs someone who touches his finger when he gets overcrowded again.” Silas blew up, but Betty nicked slowly. She knew I was right had. “Take care of your huge watchdog, Jada. And come in one piece

She looked away and just focused on her hands, playing each other like a child over her knees. The beta cleared her throat. "Our second agenda is the schedule for the upcoming week." "Right. We need to send our troupes in the far side of the east to look for rogues hideout," the gamma agreed. "It was dangerous but we need to take a risk. Double the number of our troupes and triple their supply of food and weapons," the Alpha demanded. "Understood, Alpha," Vladimir said. Maia remained silent until the meeting was done. She listened in every words they said and memorized all the important things. Then, together with her friend, they went to the town again to enjoy themselves.

"This is madness. Alpha Killian, you're sacrificing all of us—the entire supernatural community—for one woman and one baby." "Yes," Alpha said. "I am. And I'd do it a thousand times over." "The prophecy—" "I don't care about the prophecy," Alpha interrupted. "I care about Annie. I care about our child. Everything else is secondary." Josh Mercer stood up and turned to Alpha. "Do you realise what you've just done? You've just declared war on everyone in this room. On the Council. On the covens. On the packs who believe in the prophecy." "Then let there be war," Alpha said calmly. "I've fought wars before. I'll fight another one."