The Alpha Breeder Novels & Stories

Casey nodded, "Noted, Alpha." "Don't use your mouth, don't write it on a note to her either. Make creative ways to have her regaled and pleased and understand that I love her very much. You'll do that tonight while I'm with the breeder." "Alpha, forgive me for asking. But, what time are you planning on gracing the breeder?" the Zelta inquired. "Whenever I feel like," The Alpha replied with his gaze now fixed on another document. "Yes, Alpha," Zelta Casey resumed his departure only for the Alpha to speak up unexpectedly.

“You are finally getting an opportunity to become useful to the community, Xenia. You should be grateful.” His words were like a slice of a blade into my heart. Grateful? I had to be grateful that I was being sold off? “Besides, he is an Alpha which means you are going to be a Luna. A blessing we were expecting to fall on you.” A blessing? Tears burned my eyes and I felt rage building up in me as I looked at my father. MY father.

I feel a connection to her that I have no business feeling. “I have. It was unexpected, but what’s done is done,” I asserted in a tone that meant I wasn’t in the mood for arguing or defending my life choices. “I see. You are a magnificent leader in our community, and despite some minor spats and disagreements, the other Alphas look up to you for guidance. What would happen if they thought it was acceptable to pick low-ranking breeders. An Alpha selecting a breeder from Sequence B is already a stretch. A breeder from Sequence C? It’s abominable and unheard of.”

he continues, “is that you will not be a Breeder for a random Alpha.” I take a deep breath, hoping that means I won’t be a Breeder at all. “I won’t?” I ask worriedly. “No, daughter,” my mother says. “There are four Alphas, and they’ve already been selected, so it isn’t random at all!” My spirits fall as I realize my misunderstanding had nothing to do with not having to become a Breeder. That is still the job they are giving me. It’s just the random part I was apparently wrong about.

"This is not a fight you're going to win, do you understand me? If you won't talk, I'll make you and you won't like it one bit." Breeder. The word echoed in my mind as I stared at him, imagining what he would do to me. I shuddered, a small whimper threatening to escape my lips. I swallowed it down, hoping my stomach would grind it to nothing. The Cruel Alpha narrowed his eyes at me before releasing my face. I saw a flicker of something cross his pale eyes but it quickly disappeared before I could make sense of it. "Have it your way. Only, don't say I didn't warn you."

I heard them say that vividly, so I needed clarification on why they would say something like that. The chief chef that had come to me previously came closer again. “My Lady, you're not the first one to be the assumed Alpha’s breeder, in fact he changes them every week and we’ve lost count of how many has been here before you. Coffee preparation is what he uses to test them all, and they fail. That's why we assume you would fail, too, because no one knows the secret of his test.” he elaborated, unable to raise her brows.

My mind felt a mess. Everyone in the room was waiting with bated breath. “I command you in the name of the Moon Goddess. From now on, you must accompany Adam for the rest of your life as a breeder,” Alpha King presided, “Help him and never betray him,” and Alpha King looked at me condescendingly as he spoke. Everyone in the room was shocked, and I heard a few gasps from the crowd. We all knew what a breeder meant; a lowlife and a victim.

'Why do I feel you are hiding something from us? 'You are the Luna', Anna replied. 'You can investigate and find out if there is anything I am hiding from you. I will also want to know how I managed to be outside of the palace instead of in the bed of my Alpha like you had originally planned!' 'Enough of all this!' Angela said. 'You may have been chosen by the Luna as the breeder but I have taken over that position except the Alpha wants to have more than one breeder?' she said, looking questioningly at Alpha Sean who looked away and left the living room, disappointed that his plans of proving his innocence had failed but happy that Anna was safe.

She couldn’t figure out why Brecc was so serious. “Ah, yes. Different. Like I said, he’s Alpha,” she said like that explained everything.

A shiver ran down my spine. Retracing my steps, I padded over to the table, which had the item lying on it. It was a book, a really, really old book. Flipping through the pages, I discovered it was a journal, its pages detailing the fall of a great alpha king. My brows scrunched. What the hell is an alpha? However, before I could read further, an unseen force hit me, nearly sweeping me off my feet.