The Alpha Games Novels & Stories

As Alpha Kael returned home, his grandmother awaited him with urgency. She had intended to discuss the unfair contract he had signed, but before she could, the news exploded with a scandalous headline: Alpha Kael had forcefully assulted a young wolf, killing her and disposing of her body. The accusations were false, but the rival's manipulative words fueled the outrage.

“Each participant will be blindfolded and placed inside the arena with an opponent of my choosing. You can tap out, you can be eliminated if you fall on the ground for more than five seconds, and of course this fight will continue with no time limit. An Alpha will fight only the person chosen by me until the end. The last one standing wins!” Several Alphas exchanged gleaming looks. A test of instinct. Of raw, primal strength. No scent. No vision. Just pure wolf and will. “Also the Alpha who wins this task will make his way to the blank scroll like more than eighty percent!!” she announced. I pursed my lips. These games only sounded simple but they were not a piece of cake. She seemed to come

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.

the man said, his tone very unfriendly. Kael's grip tightened on his axe haft, confusion flickering across his features before hardening into suspicion. "General? What in the hell is going on here?" The General's lips curled into a sneer, his hand resting on the hilt of his own broadsword. "Where is your Alpha? What is this madness?!" Kael demanded, his voice booming with alpha authority. The General barked a harsh laugh, stepping closer as if daring him to strike. "Madness? You call this madness? Why are you acting like you have no idea what is happening? You are asking about our Alpha when you killed him!"

“What does this mean? Can you explain what is going on?” He left my wrist and hid his hands in his pockets. “It’s a game, Daniel proposed to Sean. All Alphas are here for the next week, leaving their packs in the hands of their Betas. It’s a game, but it’s also deadly. There are rivals here and some Moroi may even die if the guardian fails to protect the way he should…on that, my name.” “…Alpha Lucas, paired with Julian…Alpha Mark, paired with Jane, Alpha Daniel paired with,” Alpha Sean paused and glanced at me with a smirk. He continued. “Paired with Becky. Alpha Sean, paired with Winny…”

I asked him curiously as the elevator went up. “My name is Alvin, and I am the Alpha’s Gamma,” he told me proudly, smiling warmly at me. I wanted to make small talk and ask him why his boss had been looking for me, but something tells me that his boss may be the Alpha. I mean, the Gamma works for the Alpha, right? If that’s true, then why the hell does the Alpha want to see me? What have I done?

Am I useful or am I just a nuisance he can dump in the river lines with a stone tied to my ankles? It’s a tedious game. I’ve played three variations of it with four different Alphas since I turned twenty, and they all use the same script. They think their valley fences make them kings. They think because they have a ledger and twenty men in iron-toed boots, they own the dirt. I sat on the edge of the mattress, not moving, my hands resting flat on my knees. The room was dark, the fire in the hearth dying down into gray ash and small, red clicks.

"Erwin, I brought my luggage. Which room should I stay in?" Erwin's expression softened instantly. He wrapped an arm around her and kissed the top of her head. "Of course you'll stay in my room." When he looked at me again, his gaze turned cold. "Let me introduce you. This is my future mate I truly want to mark, Alyssa Arden. "Remember that territorial war ten years ago? When I was dying, Alyssa begged another pack's Alpha to trade an eight-year life contract for my life. That saved me and restored my wolf spirit so I could live long enough to take revenge on your family.

"What's wrong with you sisters? You think I don't know that you helped her run away? Now look what you have done? What were you thinking posted that thing? Now everyone knows it. You've brought shame on the family and the pack." "I didn't post it. and I've done nothing wrong. What kind of alpha you are selling your own daughter like a prostitute? " Another slap before I finished my sentence. Blood trickled out of the corner of my mouth. I raised my head to look my father in the eyes. "What? Now hitting me makes you feel like a man? A weak alpha who can only abuse his own daughter?" I said coldly. "You! How dare you talk to me like this? " My father raised his hand again but was stopped by my

Thank you for reading The Alpha's Girl! I hope you enjoyed Olivia and Gabriel's story as much as I loved writing it. If you would like to follow the continued events of this world, keep scrolling! The sequel, 'The Warrior's Woman', will start next! Fall in love with Parker and Kaylee's romance!