The Mute Gamma Book Novels & Stories

Davin mumbled even though he knew that the duo’s wolf-hearing would pick up his jab just fine. “You have a problem, Gamma Ames?” “I only have two problems in my life. Both are always in front of me but I can’t do anything about them.” Davin sighed dramatically. “Why? Are you going to annihilate them for me? I didn’t know you came with a self-destruct button.” Reagan growled while Matt just breathed out to calm himself. Why was this Gamma so annoying? And why did he have to be so close to them that they could not beat him up like Reagan did with Sir Frederick?

she murmured. I exhaled through my nose. "Don’t push me tonight, Cassandra." She smiled, but there was no warmth behind it. Then, she turned and walked out the door. I barely had time to enjoy the silence before it was broken again. The door swung open for the third time, and my Gamma stepped inside, his expression dark. "What now?" I muttered. The Gamma hesitated. "We caught a rogue on patrol." I leaned back in my chair, rubbing a hand over my jaw. I wondered if they were testing defenses. "And?"

I am burning in this fire but I am the one who ignited it. I am so sorry. I do not want to come back. I am so ashamed to face you and Jackson. I am broken. Not because I loved her but because I sacrificed everything in mere hope. I am not a good Alpha. I am not even a good human being. I don't wish to live more... I am caged in my own grief. The moment, I saw her leaving with that man. "I Alpha Marcus Black of Black Thunder Pack, reject you, Isabey Clinton, as my destined soul mate and luna," I said in my head. I don't know if she understood or not. But I know she must be feeling the pain of a broken mate bond.

Axford, however, seemed more astonished than startled as his gaze locked onto mine. Wait, what had just happened? The beta had been affected by Axford's aura. Axford possessed an aura so potent that it repelled anyone who tried to approach or harm him. It was a manifestation of his dominance and authority as an Alpha, an innate weapon and shield. I had heard rumours of its curse-like nature, only to be broken by his destined mate. Yet, somehow, I remained unaffected by it. I was able to touch him, to embrace him without any signs of repulsion.

Velmont was sitting quietly while reading an old incantation book. He is waiting patiently for Gamma Sevy to wake up again and speak to him before he can announce what he knows to everyone. Velmont kept sighing while his eyes moved from the book to the Gamma’s location. As he continued this routine, he soon met the Gamma’s eyes staring blankly at him. Gamma Sevy coughs and turns to the other beds. He caught Jolly’s scent and turned to her location. She’s sleeping soundly while her body is still filled with bandages.

I felt danger. I heard bones crunching and almost stood still when Sushi jumped up and barked loudly at the black smoke. I saw how the smoke retreated as if it scared Sushi. Sushi's eyes glazed over, his once golden eyes turning red. Sushi growled ferociously and charged forward into the black smoke that was now backing out of the balcony. I stood up completely when the black smoke disappeared. I cling tightly to my clothes as if that's where I get my strength from.

The Gamma mate asked and I flung a dark ball to her chest which burnt her to ashes immediately, Do they think I'm joking? The Gamma watched his mate and got so enraged that he shifted to his large wolf howling and grunting in rage, spittle was dropping from his mouth, his eyes were pure red, I couldn't help scoffing, With full force, he charged at me but couldn't get close before I swung my hand over the air causing a cloud of thick black smoke to cover him, his scream was heard next, The poison in the smoke was tearing his internal organ, his blood was rolling down the ground, he won't stop grunting and yelling in great pain which was the only thing that could be heard as the smoke enshroud

he said without looking at me. “No.” “You should.” “I will,” I lied again. He didn’t argue. He just moved his chair two inches closer to the bed so the world would have to get through him first. Gamma work is mostly that: placing your body between a thing and a worse thing, again and again, until the worse thing remembers it isn’t invited.

The Gamma is cuffed to the chair with a silver handcuff rending him unable to shift or link his Pack members. “It is about time,” he mutters as he scowls at both Carter and me. “You do not deserve my time, unless you can tell me the truth about this Pack,” Carter says coldly. The Gamma smirks, “There is nothing to tell,” he says as Carter moves towards the door, “Then I have no reason to be here,” he replies.

The cruel twist of his lips as he said it, the disgust in his eyes – it all plays on repeat in my head, a torturous loop I can't escape. I've always known I was different. Being mute in a world of voices is hard enough, but add lycanthropy to the mix, and you've got a recipe for isolation. I thought Kevin had seen past that, had seen me for who I really am. God, how naive I was.