“Is that the paperwork that you wanted me here for?” I finally asked Bryan after we disengaged from our hug and I poured some iced tea.
“Sadly, no. There is something that came up from the High Council and I thought we should go over it together.” Bryan made a face.
“Goddess, are they trying to push for Alpha King again?”
“In a way.”
I grimaced. “They just need to let up.”
Bryan nodded.
I took a drink of the iced tea and smiled. “Thanks for making the tea, Denise.”
“Why do you think she made it?”
I raised my eyebrow at him. “Because it’s good.”
Denise giggled. “You’re welcome, Alpha.”
The rest of the day was not nearly as eventful. Bryan and I poured over the paperwork on the desk. It was already turning dark and my eyes were getting strained looking at all the pages we still had left.
“Go home, Bryan. I’m not in the mood to get anything else done tonight. Take Denise out and use my card
***Auri’s POV*** I leaned over the railing feeling the salty breeze blow through my hair. It smelled clean despite being on the edge of the city. I had come early. I was just nervously moving different piles around. It was clean already and I just decided instead of pacing the loft, I would just take the walk down to the park and enjoy the sun. Today had been a sundress day. I had forgone my usual hat but went with a sundress that flowed just above my knee. I had a small little straw handbag and some sandals. My white cane was collapsed in one hand. I knew the way by heart but it was just easier to get around sometimes. Morgan had removed my collar just before the operation and held me as I cried, receiving the confirmation that Kai was gone. She was gone from my mind and I mourned the loss of my closest friend. I had silver bracers made. Each one engraved with wolves on each of them, surrounded
I leaned down, trying to pick up one of the twins stuffed animals on the floor. Quickly, I realized with how late I was into my pregnancy, that was not going to happen. Instead, I squatted down. I added it to the pile of toys in my arm. There was a knock on the front door and I smiled. “Come on in, it’s open!” “You know, Luna…” Lila came in, closing the door behind her. “…you really shouldn’t leave it open. Even if you know someone is coming over. Especially someone in your condition and with Alpha being gone.” I shook my head, walking over to the toy bin we had for the kids and emptied my arms. “Yes, well. If someone got past the entire border patrol, plus the extra patrol I know encircles this place, then I would have no chance anyways.” She came over to me and pulled me into a hug. “Goddess, he’s getting so big.” Lila put a hand on my belly. “He’s growing faster than Týr did. I called Morgan. He is supposed to come and pick the kids up from
We drove down the streets, speeding past the building that I needed to have my appointment. You could hear that people were closing doors and boarding up. Lila kept her foot on the gas as we headed at the northern end of the city. Kirk had one main campus that housed grades Kindergarten through 12th grade. It was separated into three buildings but they shared amenities. “Auri, what are we supposed to do?” I had already advised Captain Rider of my theory and they adjusted their run to head to us but they were too far north and the vampires would reach the school well before any of the groups would reach the city. “We need to make sure that all the kids are evacuated into the gym. They have a storm lockdown system for tornados. That will hold off any vampire for long enough.” “But getting all the kids in there…there won’t be enough time.” I leaned back and pulled my bag onto my lap. Unzipping my duffle and digging around I took out tw
***Logan’s POV*** My hands were holding my son. He was crying, the cord still attached to Auri. I was shaking. She was dead. Her heart stopped. She had breathed her last breath. The mate bond felt like a flower that had gone grey and withered away. I stared at the small little life in my hands. The pup I didn’t even know that was coming. My voice couldn’t be found. My mind blank. Justin ran up to me. “FUCK!” He threw his med bag down and started to take out different tools. I watched as he tore a piece of duct tape with his teeth and covered the wound on her neck. He laid her flat on the ground and pulled out a defibrillator out of his bag. “ALPHA! CUT THE CORD!” I looked at the cord and I pinched it. My nails elongated and I sliced it, still holding onto the end since I didn’t have a clamp. “STARTING!” I watched as he paddled Auri’s body. It jerked and I pulled my baby close. I had him against me, watching in horror. I
Hello Everyone!!It’s been a minute! Honestly, I can’t thank all the readers for my story enough. This has been such a success and seeing people enjoy my novel has made me SO happy! I wanted to give you guys an update of this year and what’s coming down the line! I know a lot of you are curious about the sequel and when that is coming up and I hope to answer that here.I have started The King's Alpha and now is being updated just after this update! You can go to my author profile to grab it or search it! So this is what we are looking at now:Alpha’s Blind Luna - Completed (Now on kindle and audio book)Alpha Desmond - CompletedPromises Forgotten - Completed (My CEO\Billionaire genre book.)The King’s Alpha - Ongoing! (Sequel to Alpha’s Blind Luna)The Rogue Kings - Ongoing! (Book 1 and Book 2 together) After that, I have another Werewolf novel in the works and then a mafian genre as well. That is the current list of what is on deck for the next few months here! I hope you guys are
I grabbed my duffel bag out of the upper compartment of the plane. I also pulled the suitcase for the woman who was sitting next to me. She was in her fifties and we had chatted most of the flight. “Thank you, dear. I never did catch your name.” I smiled at her, setting the bag down on the floor. “Vale, Vale Everfell.” “A beautiful name for a beautiful man.” She winked and I laughed. “Thank you for talking to an old woman like me. I know most people in first class take it because they don’t want to be bothered. I only do it for the leg room.” Shaking my head, I moved into the aisle and let her take up the spot in front of me. “Honestly, I think my mom books first class for me because she knows I talk too much and would annoy everyone around me. I can’t really sleep on planes. So I should be thanking you for dealing with a whippersnapper like me.” Her laugh filled the cabin. “Whippersnapper? Sometimes, you don’t seem your age.” “My Grandpa was a big part of my life growning up. Th
I turned off the shower and got out, rubbing myself down with one of the towels hanging from the rack. As I dried off, I grabbed my sweats and a shirt from my bag, throwing them on. Out the door, I started to explore a little. The house was small, only two bedrooms on the top floor. With an office as well. Opening up the other bedroom, I looked in to see the bed unmade, a stuffed bunny laying on the bed, and some clothes tossed on the end. My mom definitely made herself at home. My dad was the neat freak of the two of them. Outside the kitchen, of course. Mom, in the kitchen, was a cooking goddess and everything had a place. More than once my sisters, Freya and Syf, got in trouble for messing up the kitchen. I headed down the stairs and sat at the kitchen island with Grandpa. He had a glass of tea in one hand, his cellphone in the other. “Frankie’s made his move.” My mom turned from the pot she was leaning over and signed: “What happened?” “Took over the southern region. Managed a
***Two Weeks Ago*** Shit shit shit. I was going to be late. I had been searching for a book or really a journal from Alpha Killian, three Alpha King’s ago. I finally found it, but I had been so deep in my search, I didn’t realized it was ten minutes past the High Council meeting that was supposed to start. I raced through the long corridors the castle and up the stairs before turning into a door. I fumbled with it before I finally got it open and closed it behind me quietly. The main floor of the High Council had their seats behind a long table. From what I understood, the old High Council used to have robes they wore but now it was just formal attire. There were seats surrounding the high chairs and table. Those were for any onlookers, people who had come with the parties requesting an audience, or people like me who worked with or for the High Council. Rarely did I sit on the main floor. Usually, I sat in the balcony above. From below, you couldn’t see anyone sitting up in the ba
Hey everyone. I can't believe we are here. We made it. This is truly the end. This journey has been an epic one and I am both happy and sad all of you could ride this crazy ride with me. It took a long time to get here. Much longer than I wanted, felt needed to, but here we are and it's done. The King's Alpha has finished. I'm sure everyone has the STRONGEST of opinions on my choices of where to go but in the end, I think, I always knew where it was going to end up. And it was here. It just was a struggle to find the right roat to get there. I want to say thank you. To all the mad ones. To all the sad ones. To all the happy ones. To the ones who have stuck by me and given me notes of encourangement through this. To the ones who have left comments telling me that they won't ever read anything of mine again because I haven't finished this story. I thank each and every one of you. Because it means that at some point, my story made you feel something. Made you fall in love or hate
I sat on the balcony overlooking the plains and forest behind it. I’d taken a liking to getting up early, smelling the morning dew as the world slowly woke up. A shot of cappuccino and a bowl of yogurt with fruit and just a drizzle of honey was on the table in front of me. My tablet also was sitting but there wasn’t much in the way of news to capture my attention away from the view.Rowan had called me yesterday from Egypt. He moved there after he found his mate. At first, I thought they might want to both step up as Beta, much like AJ and Jax did back in the day but they started to follow their own paths. Rowan was far more subdued. Taking after the bookworm side of Vale and maybe my introverted side. Reagan didn’t. Reagan was a fists first fight the world kind of girl. She stayed with Golden Moon, though she dragged her poor mate with her wherever she went.She was the Alpha King Nathan’s, Beta and had been for many years now. I had four grandkids and I got to see them as often as I
“Mom!” Syf and Freya both threw their hands around me and I held them close.Týr stood but didn’t say anything. Logan stayed seated next to him, his eyes unfocused as he looked ahead. I wiped the cheeks of my two girls and smiled.“Come on, Vale would be mad that we cried this much over him.”Freya chuckled. “He would say we are being over dramatic about it. Or that we were thinking of other stuff so we would tear up and make him feel better.”I nodded. “We all know it was you two who made him cry most of them time.”“I…we…” Syf looked at her twin before the two of them chuckled. “You’re right.”“I know, I’m right. I’m your mother.”Freya snorted. “Not looking like that you aren’t. I can’t believe you’re de-aging. That’s crazy, Mom. If I didn’t see the effects in you and Hector I would say you were lying.”I tried to smile but it just couldn’t get there. Admitting how much pain I went through wasn’t something I was going to dump here and now. They didn’t need to know. It was the same
We stood gathered on the Italian countryside. It was cloudy but there would be no rain. For the first time in a long time, everyone stood together. Werewolves, witches, vampires, and fey stood side by side to pay their respects to the Alpha King. Vale was encased in stone now. A sarcophagus that stood on the hill of the memorial spot we had chosen. It was carved with running wolves following the one wolf, their king. People came forward and spoke. Spoke of how Vale touched their lives in some way or another. Not just for him though. For Jax, for the wolves we lost in the battles and the ones who went back to their own packs. For Wendy and in my heart all the ones who had lost their lives to Oran’s sick and twisted desires.Hector was sitting on my right, his hand on my knee. Both my hands though were clasped in Zeke’s. Reagan and Rowan were sitting behind us with our kids. Luckily, all four of them made a complete recovery. Only certain things came up, sometimes being alone in a dark
Hector and I stayed by Vale’s side for a while. He held me together as I threatened to fall to pieces. After a long time, I finally spoke. “Oran is dead. Vale incapacitated him and I dusted him. He’s ash in the wind.”“He’s gone. For good.”“But at what cost, Hector? Was the cost worth it? Jax is dead. Wendy is dead. Vale…my son…my king…”Absently, I leaned down and moved a hair out of Vale’s peaceful face. My jaw clenched as I held back another wave of sobs, trying to keep myself together. My body started to shake and Hector turned me away from my son. I looked at him, his eyes as dark and stormy as the clouds above, raining tears down his cheeks. It broke me. Broke my control and I cried out.He put both hands on my face and held me, my hands covering his. It was my fucking fault. It was my fault. My Vale was dead. Our Vale, was gone. Joining the list of ones I loved who left me alone. Absently, my mind thought to the pain of living painfully long and outliving your family. I had co
*** Auri’s POV ***I had killed nine of the monsters that Oran kept in the arena beneath the castle. Nine of them, each one as mutilated and grotesque as the next. They were powerful though and it had taken me too long to kill them all. Too long put them all out of their misery as their minds begged me over and over again to do. Uriel had reached out to me and told me that he had the pups and had left the castle. All that was left was the battle Vale and Zeke were currently fighting.Running as fast as I could, I slid down the hall. I knew the High Council intended that Vale was going to rule inside the castle with them, but I didn’t know they had already built the throne room for him. When Vale first mind linked me about the room and that Oran was waiting for them, I wasn’t necessarily surprised. He was, if anything, a dramatic asshole.I stopped in front of two huge doors that were on the north side of the castle. Using my power, I touched the wood and it turned into a pile of wood
I wiped the blood out of my eyes, trying to focus on the where Oran was in the room. Vale was standing near the center of the room. He didn’t look nearly as bad as I did but that wasn’t saying much. Oran was playing with us but we still couldn’t compare to his strength. Holding up his broken sword, Vale parried Oran’s knife but was thrown back with the power behind the hit. Staggering up, I ran, only shifting my claws since I couldn’t shift my whole body anymore. I caught Oran’s arm as he was making a stab for Vale. My claws dragged across his skin and he dropped the knife.“Well, aren’t you the useful little mate.”I put up my arms to cover my face, sensing an attack either by his fists or foot. Vale though, grabbed the knife and me, pulling us back away and out of reach of the strike. We both were breathing heavily and on our knees. “Vale…we need…”He nodded. “I know. I know, Z. Just hold out a little longer.”Vale lifted up off the floor before brandishing the knife as his own wea
The castle looked empty. At least walking into it from the now ridiculously large exploded hole. Auri, King Uriel, Vale and I stepped over the rubble and the dead bodied of the witches to enter it. Everything was eerily quiet, as though no one had been in here at all. Had all the forces emptied out the different exits just now? Or were they lurking somewhere deeper?“The castle has an underground area as well, correct? If I saw the building plans correctly.” King Uriel looked at the three of us.Vale was the one who answered. “Correct. It has a full underground stadium area and most likely where they are keeping the pups. Or in one of the catacomb areas. It’s a huge labyrinth down there.”He hummed. “We should split up.”Auri frowned. “I don’t know. We don’t know what’s ahead. What we are up against.”“I think he is right, Mom. I think we need to do this. Uriel, if you would take the upper floors. I have a feeling there will be more witches and some other vampires who are able to deal
As expected, the wolves came first. Their snarling and pounding of their paws drowned out every other sound in the forest. Our side had quieted as we waited for their attack. Auri stepped up though, out of the line. Her fur rippled like water as an immense flow of power left her, filling the forest. She barked out a single command and all the wolves we could see coming towards us shifted to their human forms. The sound of their bones assembling back into their body on a massive scale reverberated through the forest.Hector raced forward ahead of her, chomping the closest wolf’s, now confused human’s, head off. It was all that was needed. Our forces surged forward and around us. Vale started to go with them but my paws were planted firmly in the ground. Stopping and turning, Vale looked at me with his gold eyes.‘Can you do this, Z? It’s okay if…’My eyes widened as a wolf came from behind, leaping right at Vale as his back was turned to me. I stepped forward, one step, then another. S