The Alpha’s Pen Pal Novels & Stories

My eyes were on the picture that sat on the shelf next to the television. It was Lauren, my first mate and Alpha Female, her mouth wide and smiling, both hands up and curled around my forearm because I was holding her back against my chest. My face was pressed against her neck. The camera couldn’t see the way I was tasting her mate-mark with my tongue. But she’d always been ticklish, so her head was tucked sideways into her shoulder as she tried to stop me reaching that sensitive skin. We were both laughing. It was taken in the early days of me beating my brother for Alpha, when we were still finding our feet as leaders, but we’d had a happy pack and our lives ahead of us. Everything had see

Adom pulls out his phone and starts searching on the web about alpha pairs. He doesn't find much about bonds in specific but he finds that alpha partners are more common than he had thought. There seems to be quite a group of people who have found their life partners in other alphas. Adom clicks on an I*******m featuring an alpha couple, they have a lot of followers. Adom scrolls through their posts, not thinking anything in particular. They're cute, but they look like any other couple had he not known they were both alphas. Adom thinks, maybe that's the whole point. They are just like any other couple. He's startled out of his thoughts when Alexander emerges out of his bedroom, he's adorned

I finished, adding emphasis to the latter part of my statement. One or two questions were raised about how to choose a suitable Alpha. "The old ways are stone age." Zachary gave a forceful huff and dragged a hand down his flustered face. "Maybe so, but they work," Mallory, the Alpha from Pennsylvania, half laughed with frustration. "What do you expect them to do, huh? Play rock, paper, scissors for it?" He ran his fingers through his dark brown hair, pushing it back into its combed-back style. His brown eyes creased with sarcasm as he delivered his witty retort.

If I could bathe in it, I would. I quickly find the note. My fingers run over the immaculate cursive, it’s the most perfect penmanship I’ve ever seen. It nearly looks like a book. I guess he’s had time to practice. “My Dearest Aurora: it’s been impossibly hard to stay away, to not even communicate with you in some fashion. But I know it's for the best, and the Alpha has been gracious enough to let me read some of your letters.

Something inside of me unfurls. “Mr. Holder,” There is curious note to Lionel’s voice. “I understand why the first trial was set up so…but why did this one have to go this way?” Mr. Holder hums thoughtfully. “Alphas in general have several core traits; pride, intelligence, protectiveness, and rage.” He explains. “It is said these are gifts from the Moon goddess…everything an alpha would need to lead their pack and be a good mate.” “Yes, I’ve heard that.” Lionel confirms.

Mother Tree exclaimed while looking at the Alpha's one by one. All the Alpha's agrees to what Mother tree has said and bowed their heads to come up with thei negligence towards the Sanctuary of Life. "We apologize Mother Tree!" The four Alpha's exclaimed at the same time wanting to apologize for their misbehavior they've just did to the Sanctuary of Life especially to Mother Tree. Mother Tree forgave the Alpha's and signal them to stand up from kneeling. "Since you all here already, I have something important to tell to you all." Mother Tree exclaimed in her full voice standing in front of the Alpha's.

She yelled out the last part as though hoping it would drill hard into my skull. “I didnt become the Alpha for them, I became the Alpha for me. I need answers to some questions, and I wouldn't hesitate to find them. People like Jake and Trey are just stumbling blocks in my way. I don't need drama." I told her. Something caught my attention on my table. It was in a brown envelope. I tore it open to discover it was a ledger. Something that hadn't been there before. I sent a message to my men through the mindlink to demand who brought it to my table.

Dear Amazing Readers, First, I just want to say thank you. Not just a simple thank you, but a deep, heartfelt thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you for choosing to read The Alpha’s Girl. Thank you for opening the very first chapter and giving this story a chance. Thank you for staying through the twists, the heartbreaks, the romance, the struggles, the victories, and every emotional moment in between. Whether you have been here since the very beginning or joined along the way, you are part of this journey.

A gentle kiss landed on her daughter's forehead. The excitement was visible through her small face, with a smile so wide one would melt in its presents. “I hope I get to be an alpha like Eva." Her eyes then widened, "Oh! Or even omega like Emile and Elena!” Her small finger taps her chin, probably wondering which she favors more. “That's right, honey…” A gentle thumb tracing her soft cheek, “...as long as you're not a beta, everything will be well. Alright?” She nodded cheerfully.

It was a small rectangular box, making me think she bought me a necklace or something along those lines. Ripping off the paper, I opened the box and saw it was a pen. I was a little confused at first until I examined the pen and saw there was a hidden inscription when I twisted the pen. It read: With all my love, I believe in you and know you are going to be a great Alpha.