#alpha adrien

FIRST / PREVIOUS

Tom and Sabine were so proud of their daughter and her mate. They were so excited about being grandparents that they placed pictures of the family in the bakery. Adrien had been completely unprepared to see the pictures.

Alya had told them, excitedly, about Marinette becoming pupped, but he never thought it was true. He thought it had been a tactic for keeping her away from him. Alya had told them both about moving her schedule around. Honestly, he thought they had switched schools. Even Damian hadn't been on campus.

Adrien staggered into his home, still reeling from the fact it hadn't been a lie.

"Adrien, what is it?" Natalie questioned.

"Father told me stay away from Marinette when she became a Beta." he began.

"I remember." Natalie declared, "There was also a rumor of her being mated months later."

"Damian Wayne, another Alpha, mated her." Adrien spoke, "I thought Alya had been lying or was helping them keep us apart but it wasn't."

"What wasn't a lie?" she asked.

"Marinette has pups with that Alpha." Adrien spoke, shocking Natalie, "There's pictures in the bakery."

Nathalie quickly turned and told Gabriel. Quickly, Gabriel was on his feet and leading Adrien to the car.

"Where are we going?" Adrien questioned.

"To the Waynes." he growled, "Obviously, they don't know better."

The moment Alfred opened the door, Gabriel barged his way inside. Adrien quickly apologized for his father's attitude and chased after him. Alfred smiled, as he closed the door. The Agreste has entered the wrong house.

Gabriel was quick to enter the living space and instantly started smelling the scent of an Omega, rolling off in waves. He looked around the room and saw Marinette holding not one but two pups.

'Adrien wasn't lying.'

He growled in distaste. Damian was quick to pull a blade and growl back. Adrien took a step back, in shock. He had never seen anyone, let alone his age, stand up and challenge his father.

"Why are you here?" Bruce demanded, stepping near his son.

"I had to see the abominations for myself." Gabriel declared.

Damian was instantly in front of him, with a blade to his throat.

"Call my pups that again and the next move I make will be ending your pitiful existence." Damian roared.

Bruce sighed as Gabriel stood still.

"Damian, stay near your mate and pups. Marinette is still healing and needs you near her, at all times." Bruce spoke.

Damian pressed the blade to Gabriel's throat, just enough to nick him and walked back to Marinette's side.

"Mr. Agreste, you weren't invited and as you can see, unwanted." Bruce declared.

"The law-" Gabriel began to shout.

"Ah, yes." Bruce spoke, "The law we only learned about after Marinette gave birth. I don't see how this concerns you. It's not your son that is mated to my daughter-in-law."

"What do you mean 'only learned about'?" Gabriel questioned.

"We learned that 'your law' is more of a European law. Neither my family, my son's mother's family not her parents have taught them any such law. I never learned the 'law', as you call it, because my parents were murdered when I was a child. No one told me anything. Perhaps, people thought I knew it or they never cared about it in the first place. I have no problem with it. My son is happy; Marinette has been good for him. As you can tell, Damian is violent and has been since he was a child."

"You should have beat it out of him." Gabriel sneered. "My mother and Grandfather raised me. Mother never told Father about me and Grandfather demanded the perfect Alpha." Damian explained.

Bruce chuckled, "This is Damian tame. He was worse as a child. He would have killed your without a thought, let alone say anything to you. Consider what just happened a warning. When I spoke to my son, after the mating, it was the calmest I have ever seen him."

Adrien looked between Marinette and the two pups in her arms. It was still shocking to smell Omega wafting off of her. He could see how happy she was, looking up at her overprotective mate. Damian Wayne also looked at them with a fond look.

"How did you curb the violence?" the fashion designer questioned.

"Damian was trained with kill or be killed ingrained into him." Bruce explained, "I had to teach him restraint. I don't tolerate murder and he knows that. The rule has been no murder as long as he lives under my roof. Though, I fear that won't last long. He has his mate and pups now. He no longer has to listen to me. He will choose where to live, either here or elsewhere. If he choose the manor. The rule stands. I know full well, should anything happen to the pups, the rule will be broken. Although, I don't know who will be the first to break it."

"Marinette would never-" Adrien began to shout.

"Omegas die everyday for their pups to live." Bruce stated, "Who is to say she wouldn't sacrifice another for her pups. We still don't fully understand what has changed for her with her new status. She is still experiencing new things daily that she never knew before." "Why are you here in the first place?" Damian questioned, "You have no reason to be concerned. My mate agreed to my order of never being around you again. That extended to your father as well."

"I beg your pardon?" Gabriel inquired.

"My first order to my mate was to never get near Agreste. When I stated that, I meant the whole family." he explained, "Do you have a problem with my choice, Habibiti?"

"No, Alpha; I don't. I know you are protecting us." Marinette smiled, "Adrien showed me we weren't friends when I presented to a Beta. Being an Omega now changes nothing. I already told our mutual friends to keep us seperated when we go out. I told them that we might possibly be able to do a group outting, but only if you were there."

"That would be acceptable, as long as we can take the pups." Damian answered.

Marinette chirped in appreciation and nuzzled her head against him. Gabriel watched as the girl he told his son to stay away from acted like a natural born Omega. He glanced his son's way and saw the pain in his eyes. Adrien had tried to fight him about staying away from her. He hadn't even wanted to hear about her becoming a pack mate and it seemed it costed his son greatly.

New fic! There’s been some a/b/o in the fandom and Idk why I decided to write it myself, but here it is.

FIRST / PREVIOUS

True to her word, Marinette avoided Adrien, at all costs. She even sent a text to Alya saying she wasn't allowed near Adrien and to not invite him anywhere if they planned for her to go.

"Come on, Mari, it's not like he would know." Alya chastised.

"I gave my mate my word." Mari growled, "Don't make me a liar. If Adrien is there when I show up, I'll levae and I will tell him. Likely, he'll ban me from seeing you as well."

"That's not fair!" Alya shouted, "We've been friends forever and-"

"But he is my mate and my only pack member! When you have a pack, you'll know what I'm talking about." Mari replied, "I have two classes with Adrien and we're already getting my schedule rearranged."

"So, we won't see you at lunch?" she asked.

"You haven't had lunch with me in months." Marinette sighed, "I've been meeting Damian for three months."

"Adrien-"

"Stopped being my friend the moment I became a Beta." Marinete declared, "You leave with Nino and he runs away from me as fast as possible. I've been alone since I matured."

"Why didn't you ever say anything?" Alya pressured.

"What was I suppose to say? Alya, instead of going on dates with your boyfriend, can you both stay with me? Can you force Adrien to continue being friends with me?" Marinette asked, sarcastically, "The moment he started ignoring me and cancelling our video game session, barely looked a me, barely spoke to me, I knew I wasn't anything in his eyes."

Alya bit her lip. She had hoped that by leaving them alone, they would finally get together. It had only driven them apart.

"Don't worry about it, Alya. I can hear you overthinking through the phone." Mari giggled, "Just make separate plans with us and it'll be fine. I think I can convince Damian it will be okay as long as he comes along. Anyways, I'm gonna go. Maman is making onion soup tonight and my head has been hurting. I hope I'm not coming down with anything. My stomach has been in knots and I really don't want to pass anything to Damian."

"Okay, Girl." Alya sighed, "Go eat. Get some sleep and I'll pass the message to Nino. Talk to you at school."

"Night, Alya." Marinette stated and hung up.

But Marinette never showed up to class. After a week, Alya was getting worried and Marinette wasn't answering her texts. The next week, she went straight to the bakery.

"Alya?" Sabine questioned.

"Is Marinette okay?" she asked, "She's not answering my calls or texts. She's not in class. She mentioned feeling sick and-"

Sabine laughed, "Marinette is fine. I suppose Damian is keeping her occupied and comfortable. She won't be in school for a couple months. You'll probbaly be able to see her again in five months."

"Fi-Months?" Alya shrieked, "Why? Is he holding her prisoner?"

Tom smiled, "The opposite, actually. He's protecting her and making sure she's comfortable. We'll be grandparents by then."

'Marinette is pregnant!'

FIRST / PREVIOUS

It came as a big shock to the people in class when Marinette walked into class with a mate bite on her neck and her last name changed to Wayne. Whispers were quick to make their way through the school. When Adrien heard the rumor, he quickly went to find Marinette.

'Marinette wouldn't do something like that. Father did tell me to stay away from her. Damn, I should have kept a close eye on her, at least.'

The moment he found her, he could smell another scent mixed with hers.

'She didn't!'

He grabbed her wrist and turned her to look at him.

"Adrien?" Mari questioned, looking confused.

"What did you do?" He growled out.

'She couldn't have done this to get back at me, right? I thought she saw me as her leader, her Alpha, and now, she turned her back on me!'

"I didn't do anything." Marinette hissed back, "I talked to my Alpha, like I talked to you or anyone else in class."

'Her Alpha?'

"Did you go near him during his rut?" Adrien asked, squeezing her wrist a bit tighter.

"I don't know when he has it; he came to me!" Marinette answered, "We just started talking three months ago."

'She has to be lying! No Alpha in their right mind would mate a Beta; Father told me himself! '

Damian looked around for his mate. They had made plans to meet up during the break. Once he spotted her, he did not like what he was seeing. Another Alpha was holding onto and growling at his mate.

'If I recall, he is the one who tossed her away. Regret, perhaps?'

Damian was quick to grab the blonde by the throat and shove him away from Marinette. Adrien turned to see who had shoved him and saw Damian Wayne.

"Leave my mate alone." the Wayne heir growled.

"Why her?" Adrien questioned, in disbelief.

"Why not?" Damian retorted, "I see someone who cares for me, respected my status and kept her distance. Marinette never forced herself on me. She even cares for my wolf. I do not see why you are so concerned, you have never been her Alpha. I asked her and no one had ever asked her to be in their pack. She bore no mark."

Adrien gulped. He hadn't yet formed his own pack, yet, but he thought Marinette understood she was his. It was always him, Nino, Marinette, and Alya. They were a group.

"Bu-But your wolf." Adrien stammered, trying to come to an understanding.

"We came to an agreement." Damian stated, pulling Marinette against him, "Habibiti, I have my first order as your Alpha and your pack leader."

Marinette gave her mate her full attention, "Yes, Alpha?"

"Never go near the Agreste." he demanded.

"Yes, Alpha." Marinette answered.

Damian was quick to take her away after having her word. Adrien wasn't sure what to make of everything, only that he could no longer be friends with Marinette.

'Is this because I listened to Father?'

FIRST / PREVIOUS

Marinette smiled as the new Alpha walked away from her. Damian had been nice to her and asked about her pack formations. When she told him she was pack-less, he seemed very surprised. It sounded like he wanted her in his pack. She wasn't completely against the idea. He seemed nice, but so had Adrien.

"How was school, Marinette?" Sabine asked as Marinette entered the living room, "When is Adrien coming around again?"

"I don't think he will, Maman." Marinette answered, taking off her shoes.

"Oh." Sabine spoke, taking in the situation, "Anything new happen?"

"Another Alpha approached me." she replied.

"Male?" her mother questioned.

Marinette nodded, "He asked me a lot of questions about my friends and being in a pack. I think he might be testing me to join his pack."

"What about Adrien and the others?" Sabine asked.

"Adrien barely looks at me anymore." Marinette finally stated out loud, "I don't think Nino and Alya are aware of it. Anytime they leave, he rushes away."

"Dear." Sabine spoke, trying to reassure her.

"I thought he was my friend, but I guess I was wrong. He doesn't even want me as a Beta around him." Mari spoke, softly, "I guess I'm unworthy of even being apart of his pack."

"Is that how the new Alpha found you?" Sabine pushed.

"I started walking around the campus and found a new spot to have lunch at. He approached me." she replied.

Sabine smiled, tightly, "Make sure your respectful of his station."

"Yes, Maman." Marinette answered and went upstairs.

It was her weekend with her parents. She didn't want to spoil it with thoughts of what was happening at the campus. She didn't want to hear her parents ask her to talk things out or how she might be mistaken. She knew there would be looks thrown her way at dinner. It wouldn't be hard to ignore the sad looks thrown her way, but staring at her plate would only make it worse.

PREVIOUS

Damian Wayne had found a lone Beta wandering around campus. They were known for traveling in packs of other Betas or following an Alpha. He swore he had seen her with a pack and an Alpha. He was shocked to learn she had no loyalties, from what the whispers said. He decided to approach her and figure out where the fault lay. Had she been unworthy or them? Damian learned her name was Marinette Dupain-Cheng. When she presented, the Alpha of her group had shunned her.

'Likely had wished she was an omega.'

He was even more surprised that no one had claimed her to a pack. Her friends had never even brought up the topic of forming a pack. Damian had noticed that she actively kept a distance away from him, whether he was walking next to her or sitting down. She never tried to ask him any personal questions and only answered his questions. He often found her sitting by herself and drawing in her sketchbook. He found it pleasant to find another calming presence. Unfortunately, his father had decided to arrange him to some Omega he never met.

'That stupid engagment.'

'It's the best thing your father could have done.'

'I don't want some no-named Bitch!'

'She's an Omega!'

'I don't care!'

'You can't have the Beta!'

'Why not? She at last treats me with respect! She has never tried to make a move on me and has never asked about joining my pack. That Omega my father has chosen is likely a daughter of a business partner trying to climb the ladder. I'm nothing more than a bargaining chip!'

'The Beta has everything to gain.'

'And yet has never tried! Trust me; something is there! I can tell.'

'Fine.'

Marinette was eager to get her presentation. She was in love with Adrien Agreste, an Alpha. They had finally began to hang out more, without their friends. She hoped that meant that he liked her back. They had taken to playing video games at her place and she was even showing him how to bake.

A month later, she presented to a Beta. She thought nothing would change, but she was wrong. Adrien had practically shoved her off to the side, when he found out. He hung out with her when their friends were around, but he no longer wanted to spend time with her alone. No more video game nights. No more cooking lessons. Marinette had been devastated by her presentation. What she thought would be a happy moment, had been the worst thing ever. Marinette had taken to walking around campus, mostly avoiding Adrien. She knew he didn't want anything to do with her, but she didn't want to see the look on his face when he turned away from her.