The Alpha Billionaire Club Trilogy Mga Nobela at Kwento

“My head has absolutely no clue. His voice talked about a secret deal but his tongue didn't specify what kind. And think about it, Zevran scratched that Alpha’s luxury transport wheels. My life owes his claws fifty million silver coins right now. His beast is way more likely to demand money from my bag, not give me any extra, right? Even if it is to treat his sick pup’s mind, the pay would be deducted from my giant debt, not paid out in raw silver, right?” Blossom looks just as puzzled as my own brain, her ears drooping. “Yeah, what is the true deal with these crazy alphas?!” Looking down at the hundred thousand silver pieces, my mind speculates deeply. “There must be some dark, hidden secre

“I know, but I’m the one who brought her here, so that means that nobody needs to question about her.” “Alpha, think about this. Your dealings with the twins might not be seen as ethical when news of how you had gotten her from the twins spreads.” “And what news is that?” I leaned back, folding my arms. “That I had a fair trade?” “Alpha, the Orion Nexus deal is a big deal. Everybody knows that when we were offered this deal in the company, we almost lost our minds. It’s a deal that every single pack knows would change lives. Suddenly, you go ahead and you do this for… for that omega? It breaks everything. It shatters all we have planning for a very long time. What does she have that will riv

--- Jay shook his head. “I’ve seen what trust leads to.” --- Before anyone could respond— The Alpha moved. --- Not fast. Not sudden. But deliberate. Like everything was unfolding exactly as he intended. --- “Well done,” he said softly. --- Jay’s eyes flicked toward him. Not proud. Not relieved. Just… finished. --- Aria’s gaze snapped to the Alpha. “You planned this.” --- He didn’t deny it. --- “I needed pressure,” he said calmly. “A fracture point.” A pause.

Even when I was princess in my Fatherland, I disliked being served. “I know,” I sighed, pushing myself up carefully against the pillows. “But things are different now. I can barely see my feet anymore, Riley. And Javier…” “What about Mr. Overprotective Alpha?” I smiled softly. “He worries about everything. If I so much as bend down too quickly, he looks like he’s about to call the entire medical wing.” “As he should,” Riley snorted. “You’re carrying the future heir of Darkclaw. And my godson, might I add.”

My chest rose and fell rapidly, my breathing uneven as the anger inside me continued to burn fiercely. The triplets stood tall in their arrogance, convinced of their absolute power. To them, this was nothing more than control, domination and ownership. But what they didn’t know…What they had absolutely no idea about…Was that in their arrogance, they had just made the greatest mistake of their lives. They believed they had chosen a servant. A loyal dog. But the truth was far more dangerous. Without realizing it, the Alpha triplets had just chosen the very thing that would one day destroy them.

Zelda burst into the room. “Brie” she shouted I blinked. “What on earth—?” “You need to hear this!” she exclaimed, nearly bouncing with excitement. I sighed. “Can it wait?” “No! Absolutely not.” She slipped inside, shutting the door behind her, and revealed a bundle of clothes hidden under her cloak. Her eyes were wide with excitement. “The triplet Alphas of the Obsidian Fang pack are in town. Triplets, Brie And they’re, gods help me—too gorgeous for words. They’re all tall, gorgeous. They are carved like warriors out of stone. I nearly fainted just hearing about them.”

A jolt shot through me, quick and sharp, sending involuntary shivers cascading down my spine. Alpha Rex — the Alpha of the Black Hood Pack. Everything about him, his presence, his reputation, even his pack, screamed danger. The Black Hood Pack wasn’t just known for its darkness and secrecy, it thrived on it. Their entire existence was cloaked in shadows and silent threats.

"Professional work, Alpha. Someone who knew what they were doing, who had proper supplies and training." Someone who knew what they were doing. Catherine Montgomery, whose finishing school education had apparently included more practical skills than I'd given her credit for. "Where is he now?" I asked, my voice rougher than intended as the implications crashed over me like cold water. "Sleeping off the trauma in the common den," Elena replied. "But Alpha, there's something else. Something strange." Strange. In a world where shapeshifting was commonplace, where magic sustained impossible architecture and roses bloomed out of season, strange was a relative concept.

The town was under a pack I commanded but even after all these years, the evening air still smelt the same. Fresh and filled with nothing but sins of my past. “You will have to listen to him one of these days.” Raph’s voice broke through my thoughts. “You aren't getting any younger.” “I don't need a woman to warm my bed.” I gritted through my teeth. My father, the Alpha King has been trying all he could to get me to take a woman to my bed. He wanted a grandchild, one that would be a possible heir to the throne but I’ve defied him all these years.

As I reached his side, Alpha Albrecht placed a possessive hand on my shoulder, his grip firm. "Remember this, Finlay," Alpha Albrecht said softly, his voice full of menace. "In this pack, anyone who defies me will pay the price." The silence was deafening. Finlay and Kimberly stood frozen, their fear heightened...