Alphamark Stories

Emery Atwood entered the world unlike any other wolf. Abandoned as an infant on the borders of another pack's territory, her arrival was no accident. Though left behind, she was no ordinary pup-Emery was born the daughter of an Alpha, and marked by fate itself. She bore the Alpha's Mark, a rare and powerful symbol, making her the first female Alpha born in decades. Raised among warriors, Emery defied every expectation and rose to lead one of the most formidable packs in history. But as war looms on the horizon, everything she has built-and everything she is-faces a deadly threat. Will she sacrifice her identity to protect those she loves? Or will the only female Alpha the world has seen in generations rise to claim her destiny? Only time will tell.

she ran from a arranged marriage which her father forced her into,met someone in the way who changed her life......

Ten thousand years later the alphas still searching for Jackson the only omega of their relationship with the same love. They finally found him. But Jackson is not the same one as they expected. Will he reciprocate the same feeling as the alphas, what would he do when he came to know about the past? Will he forgive them? Or there is more to the story than it meet the eye. It is a book -2 of Like an animal, but you can read it alone as everything will be explained in this book when the time comes.

Haechan was unique. He was an omega, and by nature he should be submissive to alphas and betas, he should be soft, he should be kind, he should be altruist - but he was not. He was loud, he was obnoxious, he was playful, witty, short-tempered, and most important of all, he wasn't naturally submissive. He liked himself that way and the alpha that would be his would have to deal with it. Hence why he thought he would find love at thirty. Comes Mark Lee. -------------- Warning: - There's a heat scene but absolutely NO SMUT or anything sexual. - Graphic depiction of vilence in part two.

a bunch of shortass stories about satire alpha bakudeku and they are completely out of context