The Alphas Contact Novels & Stories

I looked at her and took in her fire engine red hair and peaches and cream skin tone, and her stunning green eyes. "My name is Heidi, and I am here to escort you to the Alphas office," she stated as we continued walking. We made our way through the mansion, and suddenly stopped at an incredibly large wooden door. As soon as we stopped, Heidi knocked on the door, and a moment later an incredibly masculine voice called out, "Come in." Heidi opened the door and pulled me inside with her. I had noticed that Heidi seemed to be an incredibly bossy and domineering person, however, I was surprised that when we entered the room, she was incredibly hesitant, and appeared to be afraid of the Alpha.

"About a trade between our pack and the Blood Moon pack." He narrows his eyes. "Nothing stays quiet here for long, does it," he mutters. Then more loudly, he says, "What did you hear?" I step closer, ringing my hands. "I heard that the Alphas are going to allow people to cross between the packs for work. People from our pack will go and work for Maxwell and vice versa. Is it true?" He sighs, wearily. "Yes, it's true." "Then I'd like to apply."

"My fellow alphas, today we face a formidable enemy—the black wolves. They have been abducting people in their packs all over the world, spreading fear and chaos. It is our duty to put an end to their reign of terror. But remember, we are stronger together. We have trained for this moment, honing our skills and harnessing our powers. We are the defenders of the innocent, the guardians of peace." The alphas nod in agreement, their eyes filled with determination. "Our plan of action is two-fold. First, we must gather intelligence on the black wolves' activities. We need to know their patterns, their weaknesses, and their motivations. To achieve this, I want each of you to utilize your unique a

Alpha Alphonso covered her up and locked the door on his way out. ** The following morning, Alpha Ciandra woke up late, and after her morning routine, she remembered her meeting with August. She sent a link and asked him to meet in the forest to discuss this in private. She got no reply. She went outside, it was spotless, anyone would have thought there had not been a party the previous night. Her eyes landed on August, speaking to someone she sure as hell was Carmen. Her breathing got shallow, Carmen being here meant Alpha Karl has already arrived. She took long strides towards them, "good morning Carmen, good..."

The Alphas were nodding their head in agreement at this statement. "That means we'll still have to face the same problem again. Our main enemies are the vamps, not our own Epsilon who was given by the gods to help us all. So to the Alphas here, I think we should think deeply and realize who our real enemy is. Thank you." The Marja Alpha sat down after his speech which brought about arguments within the hall. Everyone was trying to voice their own version of a solution. As the Lord Alpha rose, there was a thick blanket of silence covering the occupants of the hall.

"More details about that bastard alpha." His face turned uninterested. "So what did you find out now?" he asked with a flat tone. Ignoring his apathy, I began to spread out the papers and printouts on the desk, pointing to a particular date. "I was awake last night digging deeper into the alpha, and I think these are connections that can be crucial. Look at this; it seems he has a secret camp where he starships girls and pretends to be philanthropic. That is where our answer lies."

He admitted with another lamented sigh; looking at Jason's back, I could see the strain of the last few days was taking its toll. "Alpha, if you want to leave your beta here for peace of mind, I won't be offended." I added before taking a seat at the large oak desk; crossing my legs, I dug my phone out of my bag and sent a quick text to Damien to let him know I had got here OK. After a moment of contemplation, I decided not to send him my location, not trusting him not to turn up. I wanted to respect the pack's wishes for privacy. Ignoring the hushed voices, I checked to see if my mother had replied; when she hadn't, I frowned and sent her a second message.

What was the value of everything he received if he felt humiliated? When everyone leaves, and each of the Creek Pack members has gone to their new home, Alpha locks himself in his new office, and uses his new phone to call Alpha of alphas's secretary. - Good morning. I'm the alpha of Creek Pack. Do you already have an answer for me? - I'm glad you called. The Alpha of Alphas is mad at me because I couldn't contact you. - You don't have to contact me. I'll contact you. Do you already have an answer for me or not?

Bout then I didn't want to stress my self the more and I simply went inside. Over at Logan's place, he was sorted close to the window sipping his wine and imagining life with Ruby when he received a call. " Hey." The voice at the background said. "Yeah... Who's this?" "It's me Alpha. I want us to talk."He said Logan simply agreed although he didn't like Alpha but there were both friends. "My home is free and opened to you." He said and ended the call. Few minutes, he heard a knock on his door and he went to check who it was.

Luna, the Alpha of Nampa, carried an air of authority, her presence commanding respect. Alpha Burst, with his diplomatic finesse, had orchestrated this gathering of realms. Emissaries from distant territories had come, seeking to solidify alliances with Nampa. Letters of goodwill and requests for full-fledged alliances adorned the table, reflecting the complexities of diplomacy in the supernatural realm. As Luna took her seat at the centre of the chamber, the room fell into a respectful silence. Alpha Burst, standing beside her, and Alpha Zephyr, representing Blackmoon, flanked her sides. The unity between the three Alphas was evident, a formidable force that spoke of mutual respect and coop