The alpha king and his Luna

Chapter 3

   Caleb strolled through the streets of Paris, he couldn't help but marvel at the city's beauty. The architecture, the people, the food - everything was so different from what he was used to back home. He had always been fascinated by other cultures and was eager to explore as much of Paris as possible.

During the day, he visited iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre Museum, taking countless pictures to document his experiences. He also indulged in some French cuisine, trying out croissants, macarons, and even escargot. Caleb felt like he was living the dream.

As night fell, Caleb decided to venture into the woods outside the city to see if he could find any Alpha pack members. He had heard that there was a strong presence in France, and he was curious to see how they operated.

The woods were dark and eerie, but Caleb felt alive as he transformed into his wolf form and ran through the trees. He caught the scent of other wolves and followed it until he came across a group of them gathered around a campfire.

"Hey, mind if I join you guys?" Caleb asked, approaching cautiously.

The other wolves looked up, surprised to see a stranger. One of them, a large male with piercing blue eyes, stepped forward.

"And who might you be?" he asked, his voice laced with suspicion.

"I'm Caleb, from the Alpha pack," Caleb replied, hoping that would earn him some respect.

The other wolves looked at each other, as if silently debating whether to trust him or not. After a few tense moments, the blue-eyed wolf nodded.

"Fine, you can stay," he said, gesturing for Caleb to take a seat.

Caleb settled down by the fire, feeling a mix of excitement and apprehension. He had never been around so many wolves outside of his own pack before.

"So, what brings you to France?" one of the wolves asked, breaking the silence.

"Just a little sightseeing trip," Caleb replied, trying to sound nonchalant.

The wolves chuckled, as if they found his answer amusing.

"Well, you came to the right place," the blue-eyed wolf said. "We know how to have a good time here."

The night wore on, and Caleb found himself laughing and joking with the other wolves. They shared stories of their own packs and the challenges they faced as werewolves in a world that didn't always understand them.

For the first time in a while, Caleb felt like he was part of a community that extended beyond his own pack. He was grateful for the experience and knew that he would always remember this night in Paris.

As the fire died down and the wolves began to disperse, the blue-eyed wolf approached Caleb.

"You know, you're not so bad for an outsider," he said, a hint of respect in his voice.

Caleb smiled, feeling a sense of accomplishment. He had managed to earn the respect of a group of Alpha pack members in a foreign country.

"Thanks," he said. "Maybe we'll cross paths again someday."

The blue-eyed wolf nodded, then turned and disappeared into the woods. Caleb watched him go, feeling a sense of kinship with the other wolves. He had found a sense of belonging in a place he never expected, and he knew that he would always look back on this night with fondness.

Caleb had just returned to his hotel room in Paris after a thrilling night with his Alpha pack members in the woods. Exhausted from the wild night, Caleb jumped into bed and quickly drifted off to sleep.

But suddenly, the sound of shattering glass jolted Caleb awake. He sat up in bed, alert and ready for anything. He heard footsteps coming from the hallway outside his room, and he knew immediately that something was wrong.

Caleb jumped out of bed and opened his door to see two masked men standing in the hallway, holding bags of stolen goods. The robbers looked up and saw Caleb standing there, and without hesitation, they lunged towards him.

Caleb's instincts kicked in, and he swiftly dodged the robbers' attacks. He grabbed one of them by the arm and twisted it behind his back, causing the thief to scream in pain. The other robber tried to hit Caleb with a crowbar, but he was too quick, and he dodged the attack.

Caleb's anger grew as he realized what the robbers were doing. He had worked hard to earn the money he had spent on this trip, and he wasn't about to let anyone take it from him.

With a fierce growl, Caleb tackled one of the robbers to the ground. He could feel his Alpha powers surging through his body, giving him the strength he needed to take down the criminals. He punched and kicked them, relentlessly pounding on them until they were unconscious.

As Caleb stood over the two robbers, catching his breath, he felt a sense of satisfaction wash over him. He had protected his belongings and fought off the attackers like a true Alpha.

Suddenly, he heard a knock on the door. It was Mary the receptionist, who had heard the commotion and rushed to his room to check on him.

"Caleb, are you okay?" Mary asked as she entered the room.

"I'm fine," Caleb replied, a hint of adrenaline still coursing through his veins. "Just a couple of robbers who thought they could mess with an Alpha."

Mary looked at the unconscious robbers on the floor and then back at Caleb. "You really gave them a beating, didn't you?"

Caleb chuckled. "I couldn't let them get away with stealing from me. I had to show them who's boss."

Mary nodded, impressed by Caleb's bravery and strength. "Well, I'm glad you're okay. I was worried when I heard the glass shatter."

Caleb smiled at her, feeling grateful for her concern. He knew that she always had his back, and he was lucky to have her as a friend and teammate.

As Caleb settled back into bed, he couldn't help but feel proud of himself. He had faced danger head-on and come out on top. He had proven that he was a true Alpha, and he knew that he would never back down from a challenge again.

Caleb was glad to be back home. As he drove through the palace gates, he could see the excitement on the faces of the people. They had been waiting for him, and the sight of him was enough to make them burst into cheers and applause.

He got out of his car and was immediately surrounded by people. They were all eager to hear about his trip to Paris and the adventures he had there. Caleb laughed as he regaled them with stories of his exploits, from exploring the city to running with the wolves in the woods.

As he walked through the palace halls, he was greeted by his team members, who had been waiting for him. Rory was there too, her face lighting up when she saw him. "Caleb, you're back!" she exclaimed, running to him and giving him a big hug.

Caleb hugged her back, happy to see her. "I'm back, Rory," he said with a smile. "And I had the time of my life in Paris."

"I can't wait to hear all about it," Rory said, leading him down the hall towards the main meeting room.

As they walked, Caleb couldn't help but feel a sense of pride in his team. They had held the fort down while he was away, and he knew that they had done an excellent job. He made a mental note to let them know how much he appreciated them.

When they got to the meeting room, Caleb was surprised to see that it was filled with people. There were team members from other packs, as well as members of the Council of Alphas. They had all come to welcome him back and hear about his trip.

Caleb took a seat at the head of the table, and Rory sat next to him. "So, Caleb, tell us about Paris," one of the Alphas said.

Caleb smiled. "Well, it was amazing," he said. "I saw the Eiffel Tower, went to the Louvre, and even ran with a pack of wolves in the woods."

The room erupted into chatter and excitement, and Caleb couldn't help but feel a sense of pride. He had done something that no other Alpha had done before, and he knew that it was something that he would never forget.

As the meeting went on, Caleb listened to the concerns and issues that the other Alphas were facing. He offered advice where he could, and listened carefully to their stories. It was clear that he was respected by the other Alphas, and he knew that he had made an impression.

After the meeting, Caleb and Rory retired to his private chambers. They sat on the balcony, watching the sun set over the palace grounds. "It's good to be back," Caleb said, leaning back in his chair.

Rory nodded. "It's good to have you back," she said. "We missed you."

Caleb smiled at her. "I missed you too," he said. "And I have to admit, it feels good to be home."

They sat in comfortable silence for a few moments, watching the sky turn pink and orange. Then Caleb turned to Rory. "You know, I was thinking," he said. "Maybe we should plan a trip for the whole team. Somewhere fun, like Hawaii or Mexico."

Rory's eyes lit up. "That's a great idea," she said. "I'm sure everyone would love that."

Caleb grinned. "I'll start looking into it tomorrow," he said. "But for now, let's just enjoy being home."

Rory nodded, leaning back in her chair. They sat there, watching the sun go down, and Caleb couldn't help but feel a sense of contentment. He had traveled the world, seen amazing things, and met incredible people