The Alpha King's Claim Novels & Stories

Or was he being plain stupid? He knew wolves nearby understood who Aria was, claimed or not. His very smart-ass of a friend shouldn’t have missed that. He brought her to the party to make him see that even if he hadn’t claimed her, she was still his. She belonged to him. Did he have to say it in words? He was an Alpha himself; he should know how possessive Alphas are of what belongs to them. With a hard grip on the glass at the table, he gulped down the whole glass of wine. Then turned to look at Aria’s face. It wasn’t wise to bring her into the den of werewolves. But he didn’t have enemies that he should be worried about. Everyone knew not to cross him, except for one: that bastard Alexand

She could hardly feel her limbs. "If I remove my hand will u be quiet?" She tried to say something but remembered he couldn't understand her. Even if she screamed who would hear her anyway? Aurora nodded her head but he never let go of her mouth. "I'm here on behalf of the King who is willing to pay gold for you." He said.

I knew that this moment would shape our paths, and a rush of emotions overwhelmed me—hope, trepidation, and a glimmer of newfound courage. With a resolute nod, I turned to the Alpha King, my voice firm and unwavering. "Alpha King," it addressed him, "I stand by Theda's claim. She is my Luna." The atmosphere crackled with tension as the words hung in the air, awaiting the Alpha King's response. As the alpha King took a step forward, a hush fell over the pack members, their murmurs fading into silence. I and Theda exchanged glances, our expressions carefully composed to maintain the facade. However, we couldn't hide their unease as the alpha King spoke.

Alec looked surprised at my question, I guess it was a shock that I was engaging him in a conversation. “Not taking down,” he replied, his tone indicating there’s more to the story. “What is it that you think you are doing then?” I asked in a soft voice. Alec gestured to the chair beside the bed, and I contemplated sitting on it, but I had asked a question and curiosity was eating away my soul. “Claiming my spot as the rightful Alpha King,” he said in a deadly voice. “Alpha king?” I frowned, trying to understand his logic. Alec nodded his head, “I am the rightful heir to the throne,” he said.

"I Alpha Darius of the Royal Pack the King of all Alphas, passed on my crown into my only son Jack Langstone ." "May the Moon Goddess blessed him with a strong will power. To lead our world, to fight for the survival of our race and to depend the Royal Pack." "He will vow to no one except for the Moon Goddess" My father recited more words for my crowning. More words that is heard and agreed by all the people present for the occasion. As soon as he finished Maleficus shouted. "All hail to the new King of the alphas. Long lived King Alpha Jack Langstone!

Alpha King grabbed Gamma Eric's arm and walked further into his Chambers, away from the door. “Don't you know that in my palace, even these walls are not loyal to me. I know whatever you might be thinking. But except for you and I, no one else knows the truth. Let it be like this. Imposters must die. So I can know who actually helped that bitch to kill my mate back then.” Alpha King was whispering so no one would be able to hear his voice, even with their wolf's hearing abilities.

And King, "Let her go, Omega. That's a direct order." "And who the fuck do you think you are, trying to order me around?" Omega asks, deciding to throw Miranda aside, making her fall to the floor with a hollow, loud sound, "You think you can dominate me? Don’t make me laugh.” My mind still feels all over the place because of that damn weed and things still feel like they’re in slow motion, but as soon as I see Christian approach Kingsley with dilated eyes, I snap out of my transe. "I am the Alpha of this clan," Christian growls, but I grab Kingsley's slender arm and pull him hard until I can shove him behind me, "You're out of your mind if you f-"

He barked with his voice carrying the impatience that he felt. “My lord, there seems to be a little problem. The palace may have an upper hand right now.” “What do you mean by that?” Tobias bent till he could touch the man’s shirt and with one hand, Tobias lifted the man from the ground, forcing him to face them. “The palace has just crowned in a king and they have also sworn in an Alpha.” The man said between fast breaths. Tobias pushed him away and turned to look at Gedoni, “please tell me what he is talking about? What king? What Alpha?” Tobias’s eyes were as red as coal when he asked the question.

the Alpha King asked in an innocent voice which I instantly knew was a lie. "With all due respect, Your Majesty, you know what I mean. If I am to put a stop to the mutated rogues, then I need to know the truth." I leaned in closer to him from my seat. "This is the second time that those humans have tried to capture Alice now, and it can't be a coincidence. What aren't you telling me?" The Alpha King stared at me for a moment, and then seemed to break down in front of me. He covered his face in his hands and slouched over in his chair.

The new Alpha stepped fully into the ruined bar. Tall. Older. Council insignia burned into his armor like authority itself had been stamped onto his skin. His eyes landed on me with clinical calm. Not hunger. Not rage. Ownership. “Subject confirmed,” he said softly. “Blood signature matches lost royal line.” The King’s expression changed instantly. Dangerously. “You are not authorized to make a claim here.” The Alpha didn’t even look at him. “I am acting under emergency succession clause.” Kael muttered behind us. “That clause should not exist in modern law.”