The Alphas Pen Pal Novels & Stories

Thank you again for reading "The Alpha's Pen Pal." I hope you enjoyed following along with the story as much as I enjoyed writing it. There will be a book two. Book two is titled "The Beta's Blind Date," and will follow Reid as the main character. I do not know when I will begin updates for this book, as I am currently working on another project that I need to have finished by the end of this month (July 2023), and I am also working on getting Pen Pal ready for print.

Even if I did that, it was of no use now, because they were long gone. “I will finish this and leave, Alpha. This won’t take long,” I told him and went back to sweeping the floor. I didn’t want to take any more of his precious time. I knew the work of an Alpha was demanding. A knock on the door meant he was expecting someone. Perhaps his beta with some important news. I tried to quickly finish sweeping when the aroma of delicious eggs and toast filled the room.

This wasn’t what I hoped to experience this early morning; not right after the boys had done me so well. Just then, Reynold threw some notes at me, and I gathered them to look at what they wanted me to understand. I opened the first note, and the first thing that struck me was how much this writing looked like mine, but I was more interested in the content which read; “I so much hate the Alphas and wish them instant death a hundred times. They don’t deserve anything good in their lives and if the moon goddess can grant me one wish, it would be for them to have the most miserable life.”

I get it a lot these days especially after I've gotten my wolf that my voice had gotten firmer, almost like Delilah's. “Good afternoon, Luna.” She bowed briefly before greeting Penelope. “I was sent by the Alphas to call you. They want you to meet them in the Rose Garden. I can't say much, because it's a surprise."

“I have an entire pack to feed!” “Pack?” Melissa asked. Her laugh quieted into more of a nervous shake. “What do you mean pack?” she asked. Jax sat calmly, leaning back against his chair. His arm was on the back of Melissa’s chair, and he looked with ease between the people who were stiffly awaiting an explanation. “We have so many people working for us that we call it a pack. All of us do,” Jax said and shrugged a shoulder. Melissa turned her body and flicked her hair over her shoulder. “Well, if this is a pack, then who is the Alpha?”

I tried to keep myself busy by focusing on some work when a maid entered with an envelope. “This arrived for you, Alpha Aeros.” She bowed before dropping it on the table. She couldn’t look me in the eye because it was against the rules, so she just kept her head down and made her way out of the study. Curious, I tore open the envelope, revealing an invitation to a dinner event hosted by a close friend, an Alpha from a neighboring pack with whom we've had strong ties for as long as I can recall. The dinner was set for tonight, and he apologized sincerely for the late notice due to staff issues.

Alpha Aiden while he scrubbed toilets. Never in my life did I think I would see the day that an alpha wolf voluntarily cleaned anything, much less communal toilets. The sight was, and is, nothing short of amazing. Did it make my homesickness go away? No. But still… amazing. And the strangest surprise? I am actually enjoying spending this extra time with Alpha Aiden. He is still an a&&hole… but Penelope and I do not hate him. In fact, I think we are even starting to like him a little bit.

I look down, feeling ashamed and Caleb looks at Lucas, “That’s uncalled for. She is a wolf.” I look up slowly at him and sigh, “So, what do we do now?” I ask. Caleb sighs, “Now, we call Alpha Kram back. I heard Ryan say he already knows what you just told us. They are an ally pack, so we help them. How do you feel? Can you travel?” I look at Caleb and nod and he smiles, reaching for his phone, “Good, because we may need to go and see Alpha Kram and Beta Ryan.” I smile back and he dials the number again. Alpha Kram answers this time and I listen to their conversation.

Sofia relayed to the gathering of the Alphas. There was murmuring and arguments in the Alpha's hall. The Alpha of the Usobo clan, a clan almost as fierce as the Mackenzie clan and on the far side of the South said she should be found and killed, while the Marja's Alpha (one of the battle fierce Alpha with a clan not too far from the Mackenzie clan and are referred to as the Red wolves because most of the wolves there has a red coat when they turn), argued that the Epsilon can be used to eradicate the Vamps ones and for all.

I filled another cup for her and added milk just like I know she likes, even when she refused it half an hour ago, but then drank it with so much pleasure. I carried the cups to the table and just put hers in front of her and sat down on the other side of the table. I pulled my phone out and checked the messages that my beta Kris left me. The first few were just updates to our current projects, but the last one almost sent me flaying off the chair. I immediately dialed him. "Alpha." "What do you mean, they moved the meeting time?" "Well, they found a new alpha dead and it went kinda public, because one of his partners found him