The Mute Gamma Novels & Stories

she muttered sarcastically. The gamma placed his phone on his ear, and looked around as he waited for Grey to pick up his call. It was after the third ring that Grey picked up. "Yes?" His voice came out gruffly. "Alpha. I think there's something wrong with the car. It has refused to start," the gamma explained. "You think there's something wrong with the car, or you know?" He inquired in an irritated manner. "There's something wrong with the car, alpha," the gamma stated out, more precisely.

Her iridescent charcoal fur was bristling, and her amethyst eyes were wide with a primal, empathetic pain. "I can hear them: Kaelen," Muna whispered: her voice a melodic, deep vibration. "The Mute Pack. They are hiding in the deep ravines, but their heartbeats are so slow... they sound like stones falling in the dark." We stepped out of the craft and onto the "Ashen Soil". There was no scent of damp earth or rotting leaves; there was only the smell of dust and the faint metallic tang of "Abyssal Decay". From the shadows of the petrified oaks: a dozen figures emerged. They looked like wolves, but their fur was a uniform necrotic green, and their eyes were pits of lightless static. They didn't

The Gamma lifted my skirt and I felt his strong cold fingers touch my tighs, then it crawled upwards and his hot breath crashed against the back of my neck as he sniffed me. “Please don't do this, I'm pregnant... I'm carrying a pup." I begged the Gamma , I heard a thunderous laughter. “Don't worry, what I'm about to do would not hurt your pup, I might even give it a companion..." He said. “No!." I yelled fighting him. His fingers wrapped around the back of my neck, he pulled me away from the wall, and he was about to smash my face against it when suddenly, his fingers left my neck and I heard a loud thud.

Their soft murmurs and sobs blended with my father's broken breaths. I looked away from Dylan and faced Gamma instead for any clue but his face was expressionless. I couldn't tell whether or not he would be able to revive both Dylan and Avira just by looking at his face. His calmness was scary, and sent shivers down my spine. It seemed like he existed outside of emotion, in order to process everything with a sacred detachment. "Alpha Magnus," Gamma called by way of announcing his presence, and maintaining a level of sanity in the room. The single title was enough to slice through the chaos like a blade. My father looked up at him with a thin line of tears in his eyes, and looked away, almost

Fletcher smiled as Sebastian began to sign the bottom of the document and slid it over to me, it’s probably for the best I’m not thrown in at the deep end with a Gamma, multiple have tried to kill me in the past. A gruel engulfing the room causes me to jump a little and stare over to Sebastian, who gripped his pen a little too hard that it began to bend slightly. “There have been multiple Gamma’s who have attempted to kill you?” He asked with his voice low slightly, at first, I wondered if I’d accidentally said that out loud before I realised, now that we’d completed the mating process, Sebastian and I can hear each others' thoughts unless we block each other out. “Y-yes.” I stuttered out wo

Felixe Andreadis! Who didn’t know the creature? He was the most feral wolf of the Whiteridge Pack, who had to give up his position as Alpha to go to a rehabilitation center. Later, his uncle, Alpha Atticus, appointed him his Gamma to prove himself! Was he cured? I had no idea!

"Have you forgotten that our Alpha King... can't hear you?" The silence that follows is almost loud. Loud enough to make my ears pop. Only then do I realize my mistake. Alpha Diamond is deaf and mute. For some reason, this has also affected his ability to mind-link. These are details that I shouldn't be forgetting, but then again, he and I have a history, and he didn't used to be that way.

Then Hale said, “Once you take a mate, you appoint a Gamma to her.” I blinked again. “A… Gamma.” Kane spoke quietly, as if explaining something to a child who’d wandered into traffic. “Gamma is support. Liaison. Security. The Luna’s right hand.” Hale’s eyes flicked to Kane. “Correct.” My brain immediately cataloged it: Alpha. Beta. Delta. Gamma. Hierarchy like law, but older and more instinctive. I glanced at Maddox. He hadn’t looked at me once during this part of the conversation.

The other men watched, their eyes wide, waiting for the moment the Gamma would break, would scream, would beg for mercy. But he didn’t. Instead, something shifted in the Gamma’s gaze, a cold resolve that sent a chill down my spine. Before anyone could react, before the Beta could bring the instrument any closer, the Gamma’s mouth snapped open, and with a sickening crunch, he bit down hard on his own tongue. Blood sprayed from his mouth in a violent burst as the Gamma spat the severed tongue onto the stone floor, his chest heaving with the effort. The sound of it hitting the ground was like a death knell in the oppressive silence that followed.

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?