The Alpha And His Warrior Novels & Stories

Of course she knew he was powerful since he was the Alpha, but the fact that everyone believed in him without any reason to do so was amazing to her. "The Rebels is all about inclusion. We take in the ones who don't have a home. Lots of us were following the wrong path before meeting Jack, or even his father." Mark explained. "So we kind of understand that someone needs some trust once in a while." Violet narrowed her eyes. "That didn't seem to be the case with me though. Jack said he would've killed me if I didn't turn out to be his mate." Mark smiled. "Well, your case was a little different, right? Not only you were his mate, but you also intended to kill him. Lance didn't do any of that,

He had said those words with intention, which meant that he knew that he could do it. “We have to talk about this,” I said in an attempt to distract him from the bag that had fallen to the floor. “We’re mates, remember? We have to talk about the mate bond and how this affects—” “You’re mated to…” the warrior trailed off, his eyes widened in shock. “There are warriors out there risking their lives for the sake of this pack. I believe you have informed me on what you’re to inform me about. Get out,” Alpha Darius snapped at the warrior.

Nora said out loud. “What?” Matt asked. “Being forced to do things you don't want to do because someone said you should.” Nora said her eyes brow in a frown. “That's why the person who becomes Alpha has to be a good person, they put their pack before everything. The position is scaracred. “ Dante spoke up. “The Beta is second in command. He is the Alpha’s right hand and helps him through everything.” Matt said, shaking Dante’s shoulder. “Then there’s Gamma, which is Wyatt.” Matt said with a smile.

I laughed bitterly as I already knew the answer. "Tahira? What the fuck? I'm an Alpha of the Seven in one pack and have led countless battles and destroyed different creatures and beasts. Why can't I defeat this one now, Why Tahira?" She stared at me with pity and sighed. "Because she's the target, those beasts won't stop killing until they try to Kill Tahira."

The warrior refused to look away. But every warrior had an Achilles heel. He was hers and she was his. It was time to change that weakness into a strength. “Mate, you’ve kept your secrets long enough,” he growled low. The Alpha in him came to the surface. Panic flared within her and her breathing quickened. He quickly captured her chin to keep her in place when she attempted to break eye contact. “You have some explaining to do.”

I needed to find her, and I needed to find her soon. Leaving him hanging from the ceiling I ran out of the cell and back to the pack house. If Xander had my Lil, then I needed to know everything about him including where he would take her. Running up to our room I opened the door to find Raven snoring softly on the sofa. Tears stained her eyes from where she had been crying making me instantly regret the way I had handled things. Kneeling in front of her I stroked the stray hair from her eyes, a small smile forming as they fluttered open. After apologising for the way I spoke to her, Raven told me everything I needed to know. Her brother was the top warrior for the Blood Mood Pack which made

Ash stroked his hair and said, “I know. When I was at school, their was an Alpha who love me more than anything, but the idiot Alpha is mine become so stupid when it's come to me.” “And because he desperately wanted to protect you, beacuse he want you to fulfill your dream and make your late father proud,” Alex corrected. He hadn’t even known that Ash was such a great omega fighter back then. He’d been surprisingly good in fighting, when Alex saw him kicking Type and Earth all alone and and with proud smile on his face, Alex feel like he the one and no one like Ash.

“Well, tit-for-tat, she is going to regret meddling.” A loud knock on the door pulls us from our conversation. “Come in.” Mike, a strong warrior and bodyguard steps in briefly. “Yes?” I urged him. “Alpha, a warrior, has been sent from the war front in the Octavuis pack.” I heave a sigh, “Let him in.” A bloody warrior is pushed in and kneels before me at the door, barring his neck in submission. “Speak.” “West sent me to you, Alpha. Our warriors have been completely annihilated including him.”

All of them. They were completely defenseless. “Alpha Brooks, we have to run.” A man was tugging at another man. I instantly recognized the alpha aura in one of them. He had a black hat on his head. He looked sad. The other was his beta. “No,” the man said. “I won’t leave my people.” Just then, the head warrior appeared. He waltzed over to the alpha. “Do you surrender?” he asked the alpha. The alpha held out his hands and spread his fingers wide. “Don’t you see,” he said. “There’s no need for us to surrender. We were never fighting.”

“Huh! Spare me with your lies, you two knew that I was coming to interrogate the witness, so you did the crime before I even get the chance to meet her!” My word echoed throughout the entire mansion, the two lower-rank warriors got out of their chairs and kneeled on the floor. Alpha Xander growled loudly. “You two! What have you done?! Why did you kill Beta Kasim?” He shifted before I could even hold him, the young Alpha was very quick. His wolf emerges above the table and into the two warriors showing his sharp claws and fangs. The fur all over his body is dark just like his anger. His movements are fast and sure, I can see now the result of his training.