Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Contract Bond With The Enigmatic Alpha: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

MandyAm I what? Did I hear it right? I forgot the weakness engulfing my body. The blurry vision I once had instantly recovered. I shuddered at the horrifying news. My father gently let go of me and pulled the collar of the poor doctor.“Are you freaking kidding me?”The pack doctor fixed his glasses, shivering in fear. But he stood with his diagnosis. His voice almost cracked as he responded.“I wish I was, Alpha…”Everyone gasped in harmony. Their jaws almost touched the ground from the news. My father’s world crumbled. His knees gave up and lost strength. For a straight minute, he lost himself staring blankly at the altar. Loud, angry murmurs erupted across the wedding hall.“This can’t be…” I whispered. My heart dropped the moment I heard it. A cold washed over me. Am I dreaming?“What’s the meaning of this, Alpha Marcel?!” Beta Jake marched straight to my father. His steps were heavy and filled with rage. My father couldn’t even lift his head to the blazing eyes of Beta Jake.Bet

Mandy“Elder Ron… please help us convince the Alpha.” A soft and desperate voice erupted from the crowd.The crowd of councils instinctively parted to create a path for someone. Then, an old man appeared. His silver hair was neatly combed. That gaze against Lucas probably held years of wisdom. He stood with a slightly bent posture dressed in a fine tailored black suit.“Alpha Lucas…” He called with a low and smooth voice. “Do not tell me you’re in love with this woman?”Loud murmurs exploded. Lucas scoffed but didn’t answer a word.“There’s no proper explanation for your actions, Alpha. Aside from this toxic substance called love.”Elder Ron threw a gaze on me. His cold assessing eyes didn’t miss anything. Unblinking and focused. It sliced through me, sending shivers down my spine. The way his eyes locked spoke a lot of words.He clicked his tongue, still not turning away those damning eyes.“Please pardon my words. But those feelings are probably clouding your judgments, Alpha. This

MandyI stood frozen, shoulders slightly hunched, as Lucas approached my father. His footsteps bounced back in the four corners of the hall.“I apologize, Alpha Marcel, for the commotion.”At first, my father stuttered. The words on his mouth stumbled upon each other. Maybe it was the ending he didn’t anticipate. Like me, it wasn’t easy to digest everything that happened before our eyes. From being cornered by their harsh, cruel tongue to being wolves possessing great honor and respect.The same as Abbie, I avoided making eye contact with him. This man saved me. But at what cost? An image of Elder Ron’s twisted head played in my head that I couldn’t avoid. So I shook my head lightly to shove the image away.Before my father could finally speak a word, Lucas interrupted him.“I never heard you speak any objection. Does it mean you trust every word that I’ve said?”He looked at my tummy, serious and cold, pointing it out. “Do you believe your daughter is carrying my heir?”“A fellow Alp

MandyI watched them walk away. Each step echoed along with the silence and cold darkness embracing my skin. Each sound of their footsteps tugged at my chest and whispered in my ears, gentle but wistful.None of them looked back. Maybe our minds were connected. I knew if they turned even once, none of us would leave.A light but comforting pain gently stroked my heart. I decided to walk back inside the gate. I’m afraid I wouldn’t have enough restraint over my legs to chase them.I took the sudden shift of another page of my life lightly. It was heavier than I thought, harder than I could imagine.Things started to sink in. I really crossed the line of married life. My only regret was not spending more time with my dad and Abbie.“I guess it’s gonna be you and me now,” I whispered to myself, rubbing my hands gently around my tummy.The night was colder than usual. The crickets were a bit more cheerful. The moon peeked through the clouds that served as a street lamp beneath my feet. The

MandyThe scent of pinewood and the crisp mountain air lingered in the corridor as I followed the two omegas toward the last room at the far end of the second floor. They said nothing, simply gestured for me to enter, then disappeared without even a backward glance. The door remained half-open, waiting for me to cross the threshold. I stood there for a moment, hesitating, unsure whether I should knock or announce myself, even though this was supposed to be my room now—our room.The silence stretched, pressing against my nerves, until a calm yet unmistakably commanding voice came from inside, quiet but firm.“Come in.”My fingers trembled slightly as I pushed the door wider and stepped inside. Alpha Lucas stood near the tall windows, his back to me, the moonlight casting pale silver shadows across his figure. He didn’t turn to look at me right away, yet his presence filled every corner of the room. My breath caught in my throat, and I clasped my hands together to hide their unease.Eve