The Alpha's Gamble Novels & Stories

It’s like their breath reeks of death. “The chains.” He snaps at the manager and she quickly unbinds my ankles. It felt so good to be freed and to not feel the silver burn my flesh little by little. The Alpha clicks his fingers and the guy who had shouted the bid for me appears with bandages. The Alpha delicately wraps one around each ankle and something tells me that he isn’t usually so—gentle. That this is all an act. “Can you walk?” I nod and get to my feet. The robe is still the only thing covering me. Alpha Zane holds an elbow out for me, waiting expectantly for me to take it. It wasn’t an ask, but an expectation and I already knew shit was going to get ten times worse.

Half the pack still riding the high from the ceremony, Killian's name coming up every few minutes from different ends of the table, people laughing and talking over each other and generally acting like the world was brand new. I sat in the middle of all of it and scanned every face quietly. Could be Emily. Could be Joanna. Could be someone I'd never looked at twice and that last option was the one sitting with me the hardest because it meant the circle of people watching me was wider than I thought. I got nothing from anyone. I was still nowhere with it when the packhouse beta appeared at my shoulder. "The Alpha wants to see you. Main study." "Killian?" I said. "Lorenzo."

Balance slid into place, the pack’s energy settling into a new configuration. “Do you swear loyalty to your Alpha?” Marcus asked. “I swear.” “Do you vow to challenge him when the pack’s future demands it?” “I vow.” Light threaded between them like braided silver. “Rise as Beta.” Roman extended his hand. Alexander clasped it, grip firm and certain. The pack link settled fully. Whole. Marcus lifted his staff one final time. “There is one final matter,” he announced. “As Alpha, Roman has made his first decision.” Ellie’s spine went rigid.

Francis asked, confused. “The alpha sacrificed his wife for a silver moon pack, going straight to the point Alpha Caleb killed his wife many years ago when he waged war against them. Alpha Caleb was a great warrior when he was a child,his father made sure he was fierce in the war ground,he was barely fifteen then!”. Alpha David said and I felt an arrow pierced through my chest.I placed my left hand gently on my chest while holding the flower design on my right head. “No, I have to leave her now!”. I muttered to myself and sneaked back to my room.Anger was coursing through my veins as I couldn't believe what I just heard.

Don't tell me to calm down, those monster killed my dad and I'm going to avenge him but not while I'm in this fucking school" Summer said as she superspeed towards the school gate. "Wait there is a barrier around the school so you can't lea........" The man stopped talking as he watched the girl make her way out of the school effortlessly. "What the heck?" . . . MR DEREK POV No one has ever been able to break through the witches barrier before, not even me, an Alpha.

Go back where you belong. Silence filled the room. Alpha Kael looked angry now. Enough. Ava looked toward him. No Alpha. I see exactly what she is doing. She pointed toward me. Girls like her know how to act innocent. How to gain sympathy. How to take what belongs to others. Alpha Kael stepped forward. Enough. This time his voice carried authority. Real authority. Shock crossed Avas face. She looked at him. Then at me. Fine. Her voice turned cold. This is not over.

Something wild and incredibly violent must have transpired in the woods to leave the supreme leader in such a ragged state. But Myles, Aron, and Hugh knew the exact, messy truth behind the alpha's scent. And all they could say among themselves was—when Alpha Adebayo lost his marbles over a male mate, he didn't just step over the line. He obliterated it. Making them spar until they bled was nothing new. They had been trading claw marks with Seth since they were knee-high to a jackrabbit—they could live with a few cracked ribs. But the alpha had hauled them into high-stakes gambling, and not for simple target practice. Oh no, he had stripped them of their hard-earned territory coin. What kind

“Why’d you move, sweetheart? I’m just trying to make friendly conversation.” “Listen, I’m not interested,” I say, voice firm, hoping to shut down any further discussion. “Find someone else to bother.” “Oh, come on. You haven’t even gotten to know me yet. I’m an Alpha, you see. And I’ve got lots of money. I could show you a night you’ll never forget.” My skin crawls at his insinuation. The word ‘Alpha’ seems to ooze from his lips as if it were a crown rather than a glaring red flag.

That she would for once, be the good girl she was and patiently wait for whatever this was to be over. I take a deep breath, struggling to calm all my senses. I had tried my best concealing any scent of fear from flying off me and good thing the scent of a Beta was not as strong as the other. The one thing I appreciated in being a Beta. Although, it looked like he already got a whiff of it considering the chilling chuckles leaving his throat. Damn those Alphas and their senses. Alright, I am certain I can pull through this. I have already experienced worse than this before. It was not a big of a deal.

Felix's Pov Alpha Shaw has been buried, and now Leland could now finally take on the role of Alpha. Leland was even more shrewd than I had thought, I couldn't believe my ears when he was talking with Gamma Ferguson, he acted like he didn't have the slightest clue who I was. Well, whatever be his reasons as long as it's not getting in the way of my plans, I have nothing to worry about.