All Chapters of The Contract between two Alphas : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

“Your Honor, we are not here to argue whether my client was attacked. We are here to question why Mr. Marco Kent, an unregistered citizen, used a knife to leave a seventeen-year-old girl in a coma.” Serena said to the judge as she stood spine straight and with a voice loud and clear.The courtroom was quiet. Too quiet.Serena Vale adjusted her glasses, her brown eyes scanning the man sitting in the defendant’s chair—hands cuffed, eyes golden, fangs twitching beneath a forced human disguise.Another rogue.Whispers could be heard across the benches. Most people in this city still didn’t know creatures like him existed. But Serena did.He was a powerful and dangerous man who always found a way to evade court decisions, so most lawyers avoided cases like that. But this was Serena's specialty.Because she hunted them. Legally, at least.Outside the courthouse, the city pulsed like a heartbeat—bright lights, honking taxis, caffeine-soaked students crossing campus grounds. Serena blended

The polished marble floors of the courtroom gleamed under the overhead lights as Serena Vale adjusted her suit and took a calming breath. Her heels clicked with quiet resolve as she approached the plaintiff’s table, placing her briefcase beside her chair. Today was different. This case wasn’t just another lawsuit. It was personal—not to her, but to the man seated at the defense table: Dominic ReignDominic looked unbothered as always. Dressed in a tailored navy suit, he sat like a king holding court. His hands were clasped loosely in front of him, his jawline tense, eyes unreadable. There was something deeply unsettling about how calm he was, as if he knew the outcome.Serena couldn’t afford to be fazed. She had a duty to her client, Isaac, whose younger brother, Kay, had gone missing three months ago after accepting a lucrative job offer from Reign Pharmaceuticals. No trace. No resignation letter. No final paycheck. Nothing.The Judge entered, and the court came to order. Opening st

The moonlight glistened on the treetops as Serena stood at the edge of her territory, her breath visible in the crisp night air. The low growl from the shadows had stopped, but the tension lingered like static in the air. Then he stepped forward.Dominic Reign.He emerged from the tree line with the graceful confidence of a predator. Tall, broad-shouldered, his black coat flowing like a shadow. The golden glint in his eyes never left hers."Serena," he said, voice deep and unyielding. "Alpha of the Vale Pack."Serena stood her ground, spine straight despite the chill. She was shocked he knew who she was and was shocked to see him there but she spoke "Dominic Reign, famous for making people disappear after they sign into his company."He gave a small nod. "Yurp. Alpha of the Reign Pack."She tensed. The Reign Pack had always been spoken of in whispers, their name laced with rumors, secrets, and blood."W–what? You're a werewolf,?" she asked."Yes and an Alpha too. And you're not a were

The sun had just begun to rise, casting a pale light over the valley. Serena wore a deep green cloak, her hair braided neatly, her face calm though her heart thundered in her chest.Today, she would visit the Reign Pack.She hadn’t slept well. Her dreams were twisted things filled with whispers and shadows. But duty had pulled her from her bed, and now she got in her car. Normally she was to use a carriage because the werewolves still respected the traditional way of doing things. But she didn't see the need of wasting time when modern times had made things a lot easier.Aeron rode beside her, and behind them followed two guards, their eyes sharp and hands resting near their weapons.The journey was long, the forest vast. They followed winding paths that cut through towering trees. It wasn’t until late afternoon that the trees began to thin and a vast stone estate appeared in the distance.The Reign Estate.It was large and cold-looking, built into the side of a hill, with sharp to

The council chamber smelled of pinewood and politics.Dominic stood at the head of the long stone table, arms crossed, jaw tight. The lights were low, casting shadows across the curved walls of the old building. The council had gathered late — past twilight — when the city was quiet and the wolves stirred.Across from him sat three of his senior pack council members — Rael, Cassian, and Idris. Their expressions were tense, flickering between loyalty and apprehension.“She’s getting too close,” Rael muttered, drumming his fingers on the wood. “First the court cases. Then the dock reports. She’s asking questions — questions that lead into territory we’ve kept buried for decades.”Dominic narrowed his eyes. “She’s a lawyer. Investigating is part of her job. That's exactly why I brought her in. So we’ll know her movements.”“She’s also your mate,” Idris added coldly. “That complicates things.”Cassian leaned forward. “You said it yourself, Dom. The syndicate’s growing bolder. If Serena ke