The Alphas Who Wouldn't Let Go Novels & Stories

The Alpha appeared with the doctor and when she saw me, she screamed. “Are you okay!” She rushed to me and held me then faced the rest of the people in the room. “Please, you all would have to leave.” She said, “No, we aren't going anywhere. We have to stay with her.” One of the Alphas answered. “You have to leave now so I can attend to her.” She shouted and they all exchanged looks. Considering the fact that no one yelled at the Alphas and she had done so, they realized it was something serious and they left.

An Alpha is possessive, they take and claim, they don´t share, or wait for their mate to be ready, or get her head out of her ass. I don´t know where all of this is coming from, or who the woman who answered was, but I looked at them and took a deep breath: "Please..."

“We can’t let them destroy our packs and our lands!” I took a deep breath and released it slowly. I needed to focus on the meeting. I needed to stop imagining all the ways I would end the Alphas’ lives. “Did you manage to capture any rogues?” I asked, making the Alphas look at me. “Did any of them talk?” “No, my King,” Alpha Theodore said. “Every rogue we captured refused to talk. Some of them died during torture.” Maddie flinched a little. I squeezed her hand tighter.

I. "Nobody is going to touch you. Not while I'm around. They will all know that you're my mate; they can sense it, and no one likes to mess with another alpha's omega unless they're crazy. Trust me, darling. I'm not leaving you alone. Not this time. If they even try to touch you, I will rip their throat out." Allen raised an eyebrow. "What's up with alphas and wanting to rip throats out?" Sebestian chuckled. "Ripping another alpha's throat out means that they've won. You don't need to worry about it, darling."

“Little dove has escaped from the cage you confined her to. Too bad you all won't be there to protect her by the time I kill her.” Note: This change was written in response to Heather. Your comment made me see the need to explain why the Alphas have been absent. What do you think?

I hissed, glaring at him. “Fuck no. I’m not letting you kill yourself. Lewis wouldn’t have wanted that for you.” He growled and I realized he was Lewis’ Alpha. The power rolling off of him was too much for a regular wolf. I tugged my arm, trying to loosen his hold but he didn’t budge. “If you don’t let go then Lewis would be gone forever. I can reverse this.” I snapped at him. My chest was heaving as anger and pain washed over me. He was wasting my time.

“He’s not wrong.” “You shouldn’t be the one punished for it,” Roy said. “He’s not the enemy, Dad,” she whispered. “I thought he might be at first, but…” She trailed off, then glanced up at her father. “He’s not.” Roy leaned back against the counter, sipping his drink. “No, he’s not. He’s a good Alpha. But he’s under pressure, and the pack’s on edge.” They drank in silence for a while. The quiet was filled with tension, but not the bad kind. More like the kind that came when truths hovered just below the surface.

“He carried her in his arms out of the vehicle and we came out to meet them. And when I released my Alpha aura—just a little, just enough to remind him who is in charge, but he did not flinch.” Andre widened his eyes. “He did not cower. None of us thought about it at the time, but you are right. He just stood there, calm as anything.” “Only an Alpha or a Beta can withstand another Alpha’s aura.” I said quietly. “Everyone else is supposed to feel it. To react. To show some sign for pressure.” I shook my head. “He showed nothing.” “We thought maybe he was a Beta from some small pack,” Andre admitted. “We did not question it. We were too focused on Lillian, the bond, on everything else.”

NATALIE. Perfection. That is how my days have been. The next day after our ceremony, the Alphas and their contingents left the pack, giving us all a breath of relief. “We will be expecting your response on the party date,” Alpha Maddox tells us as he gets into his car. “Will do.” Lucas was more than ecstatic to see them all go. “I told you they were going to bring trouble with them,” he mutters at Damien. “I thought it was Tobias and Willow that brought the trouble, * I remark.

“What do you think you're doing?” “Alpha, I—” “In this pack, there is no violence!” shouted the Alpha, and even my skin bristled with fear. “There is no violence among us, no violence among family members, and certainly not against Elara.” Tracy stared at the Alpha with wide eyes, then the Alpha turned his gaze to Sasha, Chloe, and Brianna. “And you, don’t you have anything to do?” The girls looked at each other before grabbing Tracy by the arm and hurriedly pulling her away. They left, and the air that had felt so thick felt lighter. The Alpha approached me. His face, a mask of seriousness, settled on mine.