All Chapters of The Alpha Of Valmore: His Fight For His Luna And Heir: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

~Alric~   Alpha Alric and a few members of his pack flew to Bay City to eye a potential investment. While The Valmore Blood Pack had dominated many states of Eastern Dhuran, masked in the name of The Valmore Group Of Companies, Alric could not deny the growing market, west to their nation.  He, together with his Beta, Dean Barrick, and a few of his Gammas, had flown via private jet and were now riding in a convoy towards the best hotel in the city.  Gazing through the window of the car, Alric gasped and purred, “Eastern Dhuran is the refuge for all humans. Most of them are not aware. They live so blindly of our existence in the west.” “You know that well, brother. Not only was it your forefather’s peace treaty with the humans, but this is... your third time here in Bay City,” Dean reminded, his face reflected a hint of mischief.  With the recollection of his previous trips, Alric snarled at Dean, his nose flared

~Alana~   Alana was in dreamland.  Here she was, pinned against the wall by a handsome CEO, his arms protectively holding her. With the way Alric Valmore was whiffing the life out of her, she easily drowned in dirty thoughts of him.  It was shameful to admit, but she could not help the attraction she had for this man. Her body acted on its own and her hands moved up to his chest as if they were holding him back, but in truth, she was enjoying the hardness of his sculpture.  “Mister - Sir -” Her assertions were stuck in her throat. Her eyes fluttered to the sensation of the man’s warm breath against her skin. “Oh, dear...” “You smell so sweet… so divine,” she heard him say while he brushed his finger gently against the side of her face.  With all the tension building up between them, Alana recognized the dampness in between her thighs that she clamped them together, holding back the irresistible arou

~Alana~   Patrick, Alana’s manager, was in doubt. Alric Valmore allowed her to leave when he had earlier named Alana to be their aide while in the city. Thankfully, the powerful CEO confirmed his approval, but the odd thing was, he did not allow John to relieve her for that afternoon either.  Still, Alana’s working hours were nearly done, and she deserved time off, anyway. More than just being worn out during the days prior to Alric’s arrival, she utterly had to think things thoroughly.  ‘Is Alric really Kai’s father?’ She pondered while walking into a grocery store located close to her neighborhood. She was still in her uniform. Her mini-skirt displayed her slender legs and her vest hugged her frame superbly.  Alana knew it would be for another two hours before Kai would arrive home, and since she needed the time to think, she made it a point to walk around. What better way to walk around than buying groceries at the same

~Alana~   “Mom, what’s my daddy like?” Kai inquired while his amber orbs sparkled to near bright gold. His lips thinned as they curved up, unable to hide his excitement.  Alana was tucking Kai into bed. She sat on one side, pulling the blanket up to his torso. She beamed at her son’s curiosity and replied cautiously, “Well, Kai... I - I have yet to know your father.” Slightly throwing her head back, she blinked, and her mind wandered to her very remarkable afternoon. She blushed at the thought of Alric and she flushed while describing him, “But, physically, he is a tall and muscular man. He is a businessman from Eastern Dhuran.” “Is he as handsome as me, mom?” Kai asked, chuckling. A giggle escaped Alana’s lips. Her striking blue eyes glinted as she revealed, “Yes, he is very handsome. In fact, you resemble him very much.” “Mom, why is your face so red?” Kai probed, making Alana feel her cheeks with her fingers. “Do y

~Alana~   Alana was chasing her breath. Her throat appeared so dry, she repeatedly gulped down her own spew. Walking through the hallway and on the stairs, she soothed the drumming inside her chest.  To say that she was nervous was an understatement. At that point, she was this close to having a heart attack.  “Mom, hurry up! Dad’s waiting for you.” Two steps ahead of her, Kai casually said with a smile, and that further made her heart restless.  “Kai, please stay behind me. I want to make sure you did not randomly let a stranger inside our house and claim him to be your father,” Alana scolded, her voice barely audible, hoping to keep the exchange between her and Kai.  Her son dismissed her worries. He chuckled at her mother’s assumptions and said, “I’m pretty sure he is my dad, mom. Besides, he said so himself.” It was the most anxious walk she had ever made, all while making it into the kitchen of her