The Alphas Who Wouldn't Let Go Novels & Stories

alpha Cedric said looking at his mate, and he gave a nod! "This company has been in my family for decades I can't just give you ten percent like that, that's not a fair trade" said my father "Alpha Eric it's either that or you can leave, that's our conditions, and we stand by them" said alpha Cedric "These rogues are not only our problem but yours too, if we work together, we can get rid of the attacks forever" my father alpha Eric said I felt a hand on my thigh going up, and I looked at Adam, and he had no expression on his face like what he was doing, was not fucking turning me on and affecting him also!

I jumped out of the car, trying to rush to him, but someone grabbed me from behind, a strong grip which I couldn't wiggle out of. I wanted to scream but I was planted by fear when I felt a sharp claw at the base of my neck. Someone else spoke but I couldn't see who. “Don't do anything stupid, the Alpha said to keep her alive” The Alpha? What Alpha?

“She isn't our mate! There is no way the moon goddess would pair me, Alpha Lykoz of the south, with a human girl! The weakest of all creatures and our enemy!” “My Alpha, I don't think this is the right place for you and your wolf to communicate. Those worthless humans might find you ridiculous,” My beta's voice snapped me out.

“I—“ He didn’t wait for me to finish; he turned and walked away. For reasons unknown to me, I followed behind him. As we walked past other students, I could hear them whispering as some stared at me in shock while the other looked at him with admiration or was it jealousy? “Why is Xavier helping the weirdo?” “Is she someone important?” “Do they know each other?” Xavier? So that was his name. He led me to the administration building and took me straight to the receptionist. The receptionist acknowledged us with a smile as her eyes once on him. “Alpha, Xavier.” Her voice was filled with respect and a hint of nervousness.

I whispered. I was not alright. But I was thinking with absolute clarity, which was far more important. We were halfway back to the east wing when a ranked wolf I recognized as one of Liam's elite scouts fell into step beside Nadia, murmuring something in a low voice I wasn't meant to hear. I heard it anyway. "The Alpha wants to see her. His study. Now." Nadia looked at me, her brow furrowing with a tension she didn't bother hiding this time. I didn't wait for her to give the command. I was already turning around.

And damn hell, it was effective. Other people may find it funny that an omega was the one keeping watch on a beta. After all, it's the omegas that were prone to danger, while it's rare for betas to be in danger. But no matter how rare it is, there was still a small percentage of betas being hurt and hunted by crazy, creepy, and weird alphas. And in Ciel's eyes, Andrew, Maverick, and the rest of their friends are ones of those lunatic alphas. Who knows what might happen to Raffy if he left him on his own?

"My mother tried to rewrite the rules. The witches said she was 'unmade' by it. Roman, if I have to do what she did, if I have to face whatever is coming..." Roman turned onto his side, propping himself up on one elbow so he could look down at her. The moonlight caught the sharp line of his jaw and the intensity in his eyes. "You aren't your mother. And your father was a man who watched from the shadows. I am an Alpha. I don't watch from the shadows, and I don't let my people disappear."

This was another pack's territory. "Did you do it? Did you kill Ariel?" I asked in fear. Did this mean I was going to die? The men eventually stopped in a hut that was probably ten times bigger than all the others I'd been seeing. It had to be their Alpha's chamber. "You can leave." The scarred Alpha commanded and the two men left after chorusing 'yes Alpha.' "I don't know who you are or what you think you're doing but my Alpha will find you and he won't spare you." I snapped in anger, hating how none of them were explaining any of this to me, or trying to get it to make any sense.

“You okay?” “What happened?” Tessa asked, scanning my face. “You look like you saw a ghost...” I didn’t answer. I couldn’t. Because they were here. Somewhere behind me. Watching me. Their scent still tangled in my bloodstream like a drug. I felt like prey in a room full of predators — and the three most dangerous ones were the very Alphas this night was meant to celebrate. And fate just told me they were mine. Moon Goddess why? The air in the ballroom turned heavy the second the coronation began. Conversations dulled into hushed whispers as the lights dimmed, a spotlight falling on the elevated platform where the Alpha family stood.

Disappointed, she realized she wouldn’t be able to fix everything the way she fixed Xavier. Soon dessert was served. The younger Alphas, Alpha Ford from Moonbeam, Alpha Ledger from Waning Moon, and Alpha Stoll from Near Side, all deferred to make a decision. They weren’t dark like Alpha Jones. They were younger, unmated Alphas with smaller packs. They weren’t confident they could take a stand. They didn’t believe in having slaves, but they didn’t want to risk their packs’ safety fighting for people who weren’t part of their pack. They may not be enemies, but they weren’t exactly allies.