The Alpha Billionaire Club Trilogy の小説・ストーリー

Julian took the case upon himself. “He is the second-youngest Alpha in this country after Alpha Ryder Winterfield. Not only that, he is the most handsome and brilliant alpha this generation can ever have. He's every Luna's dream, yet Veronica rejects an opportunity that some Lunas are seeking. I have no idea about your status, but trust me, that alpha is super richer and handsome than you do, but Veronica chose you over him despite everything he has.

As Tom would take me from behind, the warm water running down my back as one hand firmly gripped my hip and the other my shoulder. Don't think of him, whatever you do, don't think of him. Tom Bradley was the Alpha of the Rogues, a pack made up of wolves that had been banished from their packs for various reasons. Some valid, but mostly because they were traitors, vicious and untrustworthy. Which made the pack volatile and unruly, and that chaos suited their leader, whose wolf was becoming more and more unhinged. Not the type of wolf the daughter of the alpha of the prestigious Red Crescent Pack should be in company with. But I just couldn’t stay away, I was drawn to his badness like a moth t

"Yes. Alpha was resisting a bit so I had to kill him, but other than that we had not much trouble ." "Good" he said with a smile on his face. "I suppose your visit to me has some motive?" I asked. "Yes, i just found out about a pack not too far from here whose Alpha is a young girl about your age." Really! A female Alpha? Which pack and what's her name" i asked "Alpha Mahnoor of the Moonstone pack, daughter of Alpha Liam. " "Alpha Liam? Didn't he die two years ago? I never knew he had a child, especially not a daughter. "

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I looked over at the hearth. Section 14b. I knew the exact phrasing of that clause better than most ranked wolves in this territory. I had memorized the full, ancestral pack code as a child, long before I had any practical reason to enforce it. My father had insisted that an Alpha who did not know his own laws was an Alpha who could be outmaneuvered by anyone who did. I had read the bonded transferee clause a hundred times over the years in the abstract, detached way you read old statutes that apply to situations you never personally expect to encounter. I had read it three times in the past two months in a way that was no longer abstract at all.

​"If you ever... ever... let a piece of rock or an old man’s lies come between us again, I won't just bankrupt you. I’ll make sure the world forgets your name." ​Kaelen smiled, a real, genuine Alpha’s smile. "I wouldn't expect anything less from the Billionaire Rogue." ​As they began to pack for the next leg of their journey, the ghost of the rejection was still there, but it was no longer a wall. It was a bridge, scarred, burnt, and narrow, but it was a bridge nonetheless. And for the first time in five years, the "Billionaire’s Rogue" and her "Triple Regret" were moving toward a future where the only thing that mattered wasn't ownership, but the pulse of the blood and the power of the pack

It doesn't matter how many years pass. Perpetrators have strong imprints on their victims. And sure enough, my senses don’t lie, Reid Maddox steps out. Paxon Pack royalty, my personal fucking hell. I swear the concrete trembles beneath his feet. My brain fries trying to process what the hell is happening. Why the two Alphas from rival packs, and rival hockey teams are standing right here, together, waiting like this is some kind of casual airport pickup. Royalty. Both of them. Huge, tall, arrogant dicks, too handsome for the eyes.

"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."

I looked up from my sweeping to see people rushing past me toward their homes, their faces pale with terror. "They're coming!" someone shouted. "The Alphas are coming!" My blood turned to ice. The Alpha Triplets. Everyone in the Northern Border territories knew about them - the three most powerful wolves in the entire region. They ruled with iron fists and showed no mercy to anyone who crossed them. "Liora!" Aunt Meredith's shrill voice cut through the morning air. She was standing in our doorway, her face twisted with fury. "Get away from the main street! You are NOT to be seen when they arrive, do you understand me?"

The council watched helplessly. Then the rival Alpha entered from the opposite side. No mask. No hesitation. He walked slowly toward us. “You've made this unnecessarily difficult, Kai.” I stared at him. “You attacked my people.” “You refused to step aside.” “You kidnapped Lena's sister.” “I created pressure.” “You brought weapons into my council.” He smiled. “And now everyone is watching.” I glanced around. Every major family was there. Exactly as he wanted. He raised his voice. “Look at your Alpha.” The room fell silent.