Novel & Cerita The Hockey Alpha

“And now… I’m coming for you.” The walls collapse. The ground splits. The entire fortress begins to crumble under Rhett’s awakened Alpha aura. Alina screams— Rhett turns— And a massive shadow rises behind her, forming the shape of a monstrous wolf with glowing red eyes. The First Alpha. Fully awakened. And it speaks through a voice that shakes the earth: “You are too late, boy.” Darkness swallows the room.

I followed the scent instead, sideways, away from the gate, toward the service road where the plows kept a lane open to the highway. I saw them as I rounded the corner of the east wing. A white van with no plates sat idling at the end of the road, exhaust curling in the cold, the rear door gaping open like a mouth. Two men stood at its edge. One of them had Sloane pinned against his chest, one arm locked around her waist, his glove clamped over her face. Her boots dragged through the slush, searching for something to hold. "LOOSE HER!" The voice that tore out of me did not sound human. It carried the Alpha command I had spent years learning to leash, and it cracked across the dark like a whi

"Other teams still have unfinished dares, and Graham's is one of them. So in a week, you'll have to report to the host whether he actually kissed you or not." I sat with that for a second, and slowly it clicked. "Okay, so let me get this straight. I tell Graham we fake-date. If he gets my videos taken down, I cover for him at the next game night and tell the host we kissed. But wait...if he's not officially the hockey alpha right now, how does he even have the power to take the videos down?" Jody gave me a look. "You're such a freshman. He's still the alpha till it gets decided at the next game night, based on whether you confirm the kiss."

“You seem to have mistaken this meeting for an opportunity to give me orders.” “I am not here to exchange pleasantries with you, Alpha. My daughter has been away from her people for three years, we both know you are behind it, and now she has returned with your child.” His anger was flowing through his words I leaned back in my chair. “You are free to believe whatever you want. It doesn't change the fact that Sienna is here because she chose to be.” “And you intend to keep her here?” “That depends on what she wants.” He let out a bitter laugh.

“Kenno’s on the line.” I took the call. “Alpha,” Kenno’s voice came through, tight. “We’ve had incidents at Pinewood Hospital.” I still went. “What kind?” “Wolves losing control. Humans were injured. We think something’s been introduced into the system — something that hits our kind specifically. Disorientation first. Then the aggression takes over.” My grip on the phone tightened. Pinewood wasn’t just another hospital. It was family. Pack. A quiet place where our people could get treatment without

“Please allow me to introduce you to the Alphas of the packs who have joined us today.” “Of course, Beta,” I say with a smile to the four Alphas. “This is Alpha Tate of the Blessed Moon Pack, Alpha Avery of the Dark Moon pack, Alpha Samuel of the Moon Valley pack, and Alpha Jackson of the Snow Moon pack.” All four Alphas shake my hand as they're introduced. “Welcome, Alphas. You and your packs are welcome here,” I tell them. “We thank you for your hospitality, Alpha,” Alpha Jackson says. “Where can we set up the temporary housing?” He asks.

“I don’t feel anything ‘rare’ or special inside me, Alex. I feel like a normal person who found she’s a wolf and happens to be good at hockey. That’s it.” Alex looks at me with patient eyes, like he expected this reaction from me. “Luna, think about how you feel when you’re playing hockey,” he says gently. “What do you mean?” “I mean really think about it. How do you feel when you’re on the field? What happens in your mind when you’re making plays or scoring goals?” His question makes me pause. I start to think back to my experiences playing hockey, especially the most intense and successful games I’ve played.

Ronan I hear the familiar shuffle of cleats and sneakers before the knock lands softly on the door. I already know who it is. My team. The Icewolves. To the world, we’re just a Division One hockey team, but only in the city… in this pack… I’m their Alpha. They come in, loud as ever, but their energy drops the second their eyes land on me. I’m slouched on the chair, stiff from three days of sleep. Still sore. Still trying to piece everything together.

The man was strong in voice but lacked in size telling me he wasn’t ranked so should the need arise I knew I could take him out. “I’m Alpha Mykel Atwood to The Mountain Forest Pack and this is your Alpha, Lilith Atwood.” “Bullshit how could your pretty little Luna be our Alpha. Looks like she would be strong in the bedroom sure, but leading a pack? That job belongs to a man. His name is Alpha Tye.” “You know who we are now tell us who you are.” The men all laughed as the man holding the gun pushed it closer the barrel now touching my nose.

Here were Alphas who had accomplished so much, fought ten times as many battles and overcame a thousand times as many obstacles. And here I was, a college hockey player with a ragtag group of friends as my pack and a tiny island town to protect from rogues. “Ah, Enzo,” one of the Alphas, a man named Cerys, said as we approached. “How nice to see you again. We were just talking about you.” “Nice to see you too, Cerys,” I said with a polite nod. “I hope you’re enjoying the party.” One of the other Alphas, a burly man named Lucian with a grizzled beard, turned to Matt and eyed him up and down for a moment. “And who is your friend?” he asked, glancing at me.