The Alpha's Protective Brothers Novels & Stories

He spoke an Alpha command in the old form, a blood oath sworn on his own life, to protect a girl he'd never met. My soul drifted above them, somewhere between laughing and crying. Once upon a time, that twelve-year-old who'd thrown herself in front of rogue claws had had an Alpha brother who couldn't stand to see her hurt either. But that brother had been dead for a long time. To this version of him, I wasn't even worth a single hair on the head of some Gamma's sister he'd never met.

I glanced a look at her, suddenly feeling extremely protective of her, like I had to do absolutely anything to keep her safe. “Hey, Olivia, calm down. It’s only me and I won’t hurt her.” Alpha Brock spoke gently to me, both of his hands raised in surrender as if he expected me to start tearing into both men, and I had no idea why. I looked at him questioningly, my head slightly tilted to one side. The Beta had sat up, his back straight and now fully alert as if he had readied himself for an attack.

We don't fight against brothers. The Alpha drops into the chair. - Alpha – Adam says – don't get me wrong. I mean no disrespect, but men are right. They protect the pack, they are not prison guards. If a member crosses the border, they won't stop him. It's not unusual to cross the border and go somewhere, and that happens a lot. - You're right. Despite being the Alpha, I also make mistakes. Men, excuse your Alpha. I am very nervous. My son's mates ran away.

They’d all seen it before. “Ride or die, remember?” Brian said. “You’re my Alpha—but first, you’re my brother. I’ll protect you. Always.” Knox’s jaw tightened, but he didn’t argue. The moon had risen higher now, casting silver shadows across the blood-stained earth. The stench of a dead rogue wolf still lingered in the clearing, and the wind whispered warnings. The longer they stayed, the more likely another rogue would sniff them out—and start a fight.

,he looked at us. "He took her to rage out, Lucas sat by Derek, she needs it. He will protect her I promise ",Lucas hugs him and my brother chokes on a sob. Alphas are suppose to be strong not break. Not show weakness but my brother looks worn out and destroyed. We sit with him while he sobs and after awhile he straightens up. "You will be fine, Miller touches his hand and smiles, I see many more kids in your future alpha",My brother nods and sighs.

“Would you be willing to give us information on your brother, the Alpha and activities they get up to around the pack?” “Are you talking about the rogues, Alpha?” “Amongst other things, yes.” “I’d gladly help you, Alpha, Alpha, Beta. What they are doing is wrong.” I nodded, before turning back to Jacob. “Alpha Jacob, have we got somewhere we can look after them for now?”

“Tonight, we run not just as Ironclaw wolves, but with our brothers from Blood Moon and the Valley. Our alliance stands strong—united under the moon.” He turned to Trevor and Sam. “These are the Alphas that stand with me. Together, we protect, we serve, we run.” The crowd howled in response. Trevor moved to stand beside Brock, Sam flanking the other side. Together, the three Alphas began to strip down, folding their clothes neatly as their betas and gammas joined the front.

“Amara, hurry up.” Sylvia snapped as she walked up the stairs. “I’m coming mom.” I whispered as I pulled my luggage to the door and stood next to my mother. “Remember, your new family is very important. Your stepfather, Alpha Lucas values family very much and also one of your three step brothers will be the future Alpha of this pack. You have to be on your best behavior.” My mom’s words were sharp, cutting like a knife. “I know mom.”

Which sucks on so many levels, not just for me. “An Alpha is supposed to protect his pack, support them, especially those that need it the most. It’s literally your job description. An Alpha that can’t do his job will lose his pack. Your pack's downfall will be your fault,” I said out loud. This Alpha reminded me so much of my brother it hurt. What was the Goddess thinking with this match?

“For not being a quitter, and for being the kind of woman who gives accolades to others freely. Not everyone would give credit to their parents for being the amazing person they are, but you do.” I shrug. “My whole family does. I’m lucky to have come from the amazing parents I did. I didn’t always realize how great they were. But now, seeing some of the Alphas and what they’re doing to these women, I realize just how amazing my family really is. I’m also starting to understand more why my father, Quirin, and my brothers are so protective of their mates and pups.” “That’s an Alpha thing. They’d be like that even if the world was a good place. But, since we know it’s not, their need to protect