All Chapters of CONTRACTED TO THE BEAST ALPHA: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

"Since you're so fond of confessions, let me share the real story."Alpha Trent's voice cut through the stunned silence, his glowing eyes fixed on Alicia's trembling form as she clutched her child."Seven months ago, I received urgent reports that vampires had invaded and conquered a small werewolf pack on the eastern border."He began to pace, his presence commanding absolute attention from every person in the hall."These bloodsuckers weren't just passing through. They had systematically slaughtered the pack's warriors, enslaved the survivors, and turned the territory into their own personal feeding ground. Men, women, children… all reduced to cattle for their entertainment."Horrified gasps echoed through the crowd as pack members imagined the nightmare scenario he described.His eyes blazed brighter as the memory of that night returned. "So I gathered my warriors and we struck at dawn. We killed every vampire we could find, drove them from werewolf lands. Almost all of them died th

Every remaining person in the blood-stained hall stared at the kneeling Alpha with expressions ranging from disgust to outright horror. The audacity of his request, the sheer stupidity of approaching another Alpha's mate in such a manner, left them speechless."Has he lost his mind completely?" someone whispered from the crowd."He's calling for his own death," another voice hissed."How dare he approach Alpha Trent's woman like that?"The collective disdain was intense, rolling off the assembled pack members in waves that made the very air feel thick with contempt. This wasn't just inappropriate – it was suicidal.Zora's eyes darkened immediately."GET UP!" she snapped, her voice cracking like a whip. The command carried such authority that several nearby pack members actually flinched.Dane looked up at her with desperate hope, but what he saw in her eyes crushed that hope like glass beneath a boot heel. There was no warmth, no recognition of their past bond – only cold fury and comp

They lay side by side facing each other, talking softly about everything and nothing. As they spoke, Trent's eyes kept drifting to her chest, and he noticed her breasts again. There was something different about them, but he couldn't place exactly what it was."Zora," he called her attention to it, his voice concerned. "There's something... different."Zora looked down and suddenly became aware of the heaviness in her breasts that had been building for days."What could make them like this?" Trent asked, worry etched on his face as he gently traced his fingers over one. It was soft, full, and heavy. It was as if all the veins inside were ready to produce milk. Something wasn't right."Maybe I'm gaining weight. Don't you like it?" she asked, trying to deflect his concern."I like it, but the way they're growing bigger day by day is alarming. They weren't like this the last time I saw them," he said, his alpha instincts picking up on something being wrong.Zora took a deep breath, her me

Trent stood frozen, his mind reeling as he stared at the woman he'd thought was dead.Everyone's eyes widened. Trent looked behind him to see if another man was there, but none—he was the only man standing.Then, Joanna's wolf whispered again."Mate!"Realization hit Trent like lightning. He instinctively walked back a bit.Joanna's declaration of mate echoed in his ears, but everything inside him rebelled against it. This couldn't be right. It couldn't be real."This must be a mistake," he muttered."Nothing is a mistake. You are my mate. I knew this before I got lost," Joanna responded."I can never be your mate, never!""What is your problem? Her wolf identified you and you are still ignoring her. You know how important finding your mate is. I knew Joanna must be your mate the way both of you loved each other then. Accept her and let her blood help you with the curse," Melissa said."Argon," he called desperately to his wolf through their internal bond. 'Tell me what you feel about

The silence in Trent's room was suffocating. They stood facing each other, but the distance between them felt like an ocean. Zora's arms were wrapped around herself as if she were trying to hold the pieces of her heart together, while Trent paced like a caged animal, his hands running through his hair repeatedly."Say something," Trent finally pleaded, stopping his restless movement to look at her. "Anything. Yell at me, curse me, tell me I'm an idiot for not completing the rejection. Just... don't stand there like you've already given up on us.""What do you want me to say, Trent? That I'm happy your mate has returned from the dead? That I'm thrilled to discover I've been living a lie?""It's not a lie," Trent said fiercely, moving toward her. "Whatever happened between me and Joanna was child's play. I never loved her the way I love you. She disappeared some years after my mother disappeared too.""You couldn't even complete the rejection, Trent. When push came to shove, you couldn't