Unplug Alpha Novels & Stories

Feral snarls erupted from his mouth. "I've been trying to get him to focus, Alpha," Cade complained. "The others have gotten a hang of it, but he's been like this all night." "I'll handle it," I said. Loudly, I said to the newborn, "Get up!" He went quiet at once. Responding to the command in my voice, he slowly stood, shaking more than ever. "You're the one resisting your change," I said as I began to circle him. "Let go of your inhibitions and embrace your wolf. If you need something to focus one while you change, look at the moon. It's full tonight..."

The day my mother died, I couldn't even buy a burial slab etched with protective runes. I was holding my mother's cold belongings—a simple wooden totem she always used—walking back to my small hut. As I passed the pack's Plaza of Honor, I saw Ryker holding a small but grand ceremony for Brynn, giving her a "Silver-moon Badge," a symbol of the "Alpha's special trust." Brynn shot me a smug look, then cooed at Ryker, "You were right, Alpha. Wolves from those small, outlying packs are just selfish and weak deep down. You can't trust them. Looks like I won our… little bet."

“Let's focus on your health! Without you, we will not stay as Alphas. I guess this is a very tactical set up.” “Yes, I was actually thinking of this.” I affirmed what Dustin said. “The Senate is abolished, no more third parties controlling us. The Alpha council can't control us except in the extreme case of not being able to get a mate then they can impeach us.” This was the only circumstance they could use to kick us out of our seats as Alphas, aside that, no other.

Camp Unplugged is certainly living up to its name, over and beyond its mission of being an Internet addiction rehabilitation center. Nate twists his hand to glance at the battery meter of the 3310. In the few seconds that the glow of the screen touches his face, it reveals his big, hazel eyes with the long eyelashes. Around them, his complexion is dark olive with warm undertones. His eyes are restless and popping as they register the last two bars of the meter. {Don’t die on me, buddy,} Nate thinks to himself. Even though the 3310 is as indestructible as Mjölnir, this particular gadget didn’t come in a box with a charger that he could’ve used behind Miss Perfect’s back.

"Poor girl. Smitten by love. I hope you aren't also smitten to your grave Tesla. You have done enough for that bitch. You can keep on holding on to someone who barely loves you Tesla. You deserve better and I know that as your friend. You just need to throw him off your mind and start living for yourself and not one bitch that doesn't show appreciation." Her voice was low because we were still in the pack's environment. I nodded my head with a smile. "Thanks, Tina!" I appreciated it right from the bottom of my heart. "I don't know what I would have done without you!" "If you want to appreciate me, then you will do as I have told you." I sighed deeply after her words. It wasn't going to be ea

Enough with the personal details and more working. "The Alpha is from a well respected and rather large pack up north. They allied with Father little over a month ago. He is unmated and maybe three years older than you are." Sophie informed me steadily. As it turned out, I was the only one who hadn't done anything of use regarding our new prisoner. Even Sophie knew more than I had. What an odd feeling, to not be of use. I nodded in her direction.

" I guessed Kayden didn't want to do things the old-fashioned way and simply break the locks. I swerved into the next lane and sped past the car in front of me. Honking to make a point. I still don't get what you're trying to tell me. Why do we all have to go after my brother, your Prime Alpha? And why would we have to go after him in the first place? It doesn't make any sense. "Ever since the creation of the first united Council, and centuries after that, there has been a golden exception to the constitution that says if the members of the Order feel that the Prime Alpha isn't capable enough to carry out his duties as supposed, he would be stripped of his title and demoted to an Alpha. If h

Alpha James is scolding Chelsea. "Please forgive me Alpha. I will not repeat this again" Chelsea begged. Alpha James snorted sarcastically. "I don't think you can be given another chance to continue in my pack. From this day forth you are being terminated as a member of the prospect pack. I am severing all the links with you" he declared and left her alone. "Alpha, please don't do that. I cannot live like a rogue" Chelsea begged.

“She hasn’t eaten properly in days. Peter said she barely touches her food, and you know what that means. A wolf pup isn’t just affected by blood—it feels everything the mother feels. Every tear, every hunger pang, every doubt… the pup feels it all. Is that the life you want for your child? Weak before it’s even born?” That made Crane’s head turn at last. His eyes flicked toward Alex, dark and hollow. Then, finally, his voice came—rough, low, almost broken. “Remove her.” Alex frowned. “What?” Crane’s fists clenched. “Remove Lilune from me. All of her. The memories. The face. The voice. Everything. Rip it out, Alex.” For the first time, Alex’s composure cracked. He pushed off the desk, his vo

"But your wolf derives high satisfaction from them." "The singular unexpected variable my wolf craves is your form completely bare and secured to the frame of my mattress." "My processing tracks a exceptionally high probability that we can facilitate that specific physical manifestation." "Fuck," the alpha growled, shifting his lower chassis to adjust the sudden, high-friction constraint within his athletic gear. "Now my system is condemned to navigate the remainder of this public excursion with a massive, localized structural congestion." Val laughed musically, thoroughly worshiping this uninhibited, playful facet of the dominant alpha’s personality. "Our units will interface during the lat