Novel & Cerita The Alpha's Nanny Lori And Gabriel

Gabbie POV “I’m not babysitting the omega,” Serena said, frowning. I smiled at her. “The omega doesn’t need babysitting. I won the battle fair and square.” Serena rolled her eyes. “It’s a small mission. I don’t expect the rogues to be there when we show up. We can’t be that lucky. It’s okay if the omega comes,” Alpha General Silas said. “Okay, guys, my name is Gabriella, Gabbie for short.”

The thing was all the women he dated knew about his reputation, but they hardly cared because they all had what they were after. Rodriguez Wolf was the most eligible bachelor in the whole of Moona pack. He was perfect in every way, that was why girls followed him wherever he went. Standing at six foot two inches, Rodriguez had short brown hair, brown eyes, a sharp jawline and angular features. He was a spitting image of his father, the only difference was their height and the fact that his father was noticably older. All of Rodriguez's training had paid off because he had rock hard muscles on his whole body. Not only was he handsome, he was also rich. He drove the latest cars and wore the tr

I don't like this game. “I know you.” Says Alpha Kai as he approaches me. My berth hitches. “Her name is Catania Gabriella Collins.” “And why does she emit my mate’s pheromone?” Alpha Kai asks, looking a bit perplexed as he turns to look at his brother who smiles victoriously. The conversation is about to take the direction he had hoped it would. That’s the look of victory on his face.

Cassa asked. “I don’t have any details about her or what she looks like. Just that she’s a beta,” I replied. “He might’ve confused her with you.” “Surely,” she nodded. “But he’s not a rogue, right? Can an Alpha even be a rogue with his pack?” She raised her camera in my direction. “It’s not unheard of, but that’s not our problem to sort out. We can’t let a rogue exist,” I said. “What are you up to?”

They avoided my eyes, their discomfort palpable. “Which of you claimed to have seen my Luna near the attic?” I demanded, my voice low but deadly. The tallest guard, a young man named Ewan, stepped forward hesitantly. “I did, Alpha,” he said, his voice trembling slightly. I crossed my arms, fixing him with an icy glare. “Explain.”

His hand was propped on the side of his face, and the boredom in his eyes left him as he realized who I was. “You...” he murmured under his breath. He couldn’t believe his eyes at first but then found amusement hidden behind his speculative eyes: “Oh Goddess, look what we have here!” His evil laughter echoed all over the dark room. “The daughter of the f*cking Sidney Alpha! And the Luna of that bastard Highridge Alpha!”

He was dressed in all black at the funeral, kneeling before the tombstone while perfectly playing the role of a heartbroken and deeply devoted "widower" The council of Elders stood at a distance, whispering among themselves. "Alpha's feelings for Luna were truly deep and profound." "It's such a pity she lost her life in such a terrible way at such a young age." "I heard that it was due to an attack by Rogues. We should be fortifying the defences at the borders too." Gabriel just hung his head and let them continue speculating and discussing among themselves. He had thought that everything was going according to his plan, and that this funeral was enough to silence the Elders' gossip and furt

At the foot of that platform, hundreds of pack members had already gathered, their voices rising and echoing across the valley as they waited for the ceremony to begin. At the center sat the royal seats. My father, Alpha Kael Ashwood, occupied the throne-like chair reserved for the reigning Alpha. Beside him sat Luna Seraphina Ashwood, dressed elegantly as always, a satisfied smile resting on her lips — the smile of someone already anticipating my humiliation. About ten of us stood in line, waiting for our names to be called. I tied my hair back with a golden ribbon and slipped on a fitted black jacket, an extra set of clothes folded neatly in my arms in case my wolf finally decided to come.

I didn’t trust Finnegan at all and I would never give up my son so easily. "You’d have to do better than that. We have the numbers to beat you, nothing will get in my way of finding my family."I growled at him. Alpha Finnegan started to laugh, "you might have the numbers, but Lenore has a group of special wolves trained to do her bidding."