All Chapters of Alphas' contract mate: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Mia's POV The chamber doors shut with a thud that resounded in my ears long after everyone moved back into their routine. Including Cas who claimed she had been called to do something else. Alone again, I turned and started back to the hall Mary had pointed me to. Fuck. What just happened? Too many eyes had already found me today… too many questions would be asked about my strange existence. Yes. It was definitely a good idea to be far away from this place, regardless of the implication. When I reached the omega servants’ main hallway, the difference was obvious. The air wasn’t tense like in the Alpha main quarters. It was busier, noisier… like stepping into a marketplace but behind closed doors or something. The omegas here moved fast, carrying trays of delicious meals, empty trays, baskets of laundry, and several pails of water and rags. Behind me, two ladies were already whispering about the fight that had just happened, and the situation with… the apostle’s wife. The

Alexander's POV(What happened seven hours before Mia visited my make shift room… all drenched in heat, sweet slick...)___________________“I see.” Athena looked about as happy as a cat at bath time, and for once, I agreed with her. Axel’s decision to keep Samantha at his side rubbed me wrong, though I couldn’t explain why. I didn’t feel anything for Samantha… at all. Which was odd, considering she was throwing those desperate puppy eyes at me like I was her last chance at salvation.“Donotrom,” I called to my wolf. He cracked an eyelid, growled, then went back to sleep. Typical. He’d worn himself out earlier barking about Keziah’s madness, and now that things were quiet, he wanted nothing to do with me.Fine. Nap away, big guy. Leave me to clean up this circus.I cleared my throat and raised my hand. “I have something to say.”Athena’s gaze snapped toward me… all sharp angles and irritation. The apostles leaned in too, ready. Axel grunted in what I assumed was approval—great, my

Axelair's POV Alex was still in the air with his fangs bared and ready to sink into Ashish’s throat when I did the one thing I never thought I’d do.I howled. The sound tore out of my throat, shaking the pillars of the council room. It reverberated through the ears of everyone in the pack, putting them at ease. And before Alex’s claws could pierce Ashish's flesh, I darted forward, running around Ashish in a circle.Ashish didn’t run. Instead, he howled with me, and wrapped me into a crushing embrace. His large palm smacked my back as if I were still a child at his knee.“You still know how to make an entrance, pup!” Ashish roared.I scowled, but didn’t fight him. His arms locked around me until finally he shoved me back, grinning with bloody teeth. As if on cue, Alex’s body began to twist. His snarling muzzle shrank and bones snapped back into place until he stood before us again in his human skin. He was already laughing. “Did you see your face, Ashish?” he wheezed between chuckl

Axelair's POVSeductive.That was the first word that popped into my head when I thought of Mia. The curve of her ass was still burned into my mind, and for a second, I hated myself for it. I licked my lips before I even realized it. Tempting. Too tempting.But Uncle Ashish wasn’t amused by my distraction. His glare cut through me like a dagger. His massive hands squeezed the top of his chair until the wood groaned. Goddess above, Ashish looked like he might snap it in two, and honestly, he probably could. He hated rogues with all his heart.“Or it makes her a spy,” he growled lowly. “Axelair, what if she’s the knife at your throat, waiting for the moment you’re too busy licking her pussy to notice?”I blinked. Lic-licking her pussy?Keziah burst into a mocking laughter. “Surprise, surprise! Uncle Ashish just read your fucked up mind.”“Shut up.”“...your Beta already warned you. Did you forget that because she batted her eyes at you?” Ashish asked dryly.“She didn’t do that,” I sho

Alexander’s POV Ashish didn’t notice her reactions, too caught up in firing his next round of questions. “Do you deny contact with other rogues? Do you deny being seen near the border where weapons were moved? Do you deny carrying a message? Do you have any affiliation with South Ridge?” She stayed quiet. The silence grew so thick I tapped my fingers against the arm of my chair just to break it for myself. Then, maybe because I was tired of the same loop, or maybe because I wanted to test something, I snapped. “When this is done, I’m heading back to the Desori Claw. Axel needed me here tonight, but once this little performance ends, I’m gone.” I didn’t expect a reaction, but she gave me one. Her eyes widened slightly, and the corners of her mouth trembled like she was holding something back. It was as if I’d touched a nerve she didn’t want anyone to see. Before Ashish could pick up on it, I leaned forward with a grin, keeping up the act. “Don’t look so crushed, love,” I tease