All Chapters of The Alpha’s Contract Mate: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Chapter 91The arena was quiet now, the murmurs of the crowd dying down as the elders called for the contestants to step forward. My chest felt heavy, my heart racing, but I forced myself to stand tall. The morning sun glinted off the ropes marking the arena’s boundaries, and the smell of dust, grass, and sweat hung thick in the air. I could feel the eyes of every pack member on me. Whispers drifted to my ears, curiosity and doubt all mixed together.The cousin was already on the floor, his body relaxed, chest out, a smug smile plastered across his face. He flexed his fingers, eyes scanning the crowd, confident that he had already won. I could see it in the way he carried himself, the arrogance of someone who believes victory is already his. People whispered about him too, praising his strength, predicting that no one could even come close to challenging him. Some laughed quietly, exchanging smirks and nods.Then the elders’ voices rang out, calling the contestants forward. My hands t

Chater 93I stood in the arena, my chest still heaving from the first part of the Stage Two challenge. My hands were sweaty, my muscles tight, but my wolf was awake now, fully aware, fully alive. It started as a vibration deep inside me, low and insistent, and then it grew, spreading through my body like fire. My senses sharpened. Every whisper, every movement, every sound in the crowd reached me with painful clarity. I could feel my heartbeat echoing through the arena, every thump synchronized with my wolf’s pulse.Theo and his brother stood at the sidelines, their eyes never leaving me. I could feel their concern and pride in the way they exchanged glances, subtle but loaded with meaning. They had trained me, guided me, reminded me of everything I had learned about strength, balance, and control. And now, it was showing. My wolf surged forward inside me, strong, powerful, not monstrous yet, but noticeable. My ears pricked slightly without me realizing, my instincts flaring, my prese

Chapter 95Mira’s HomeMy heart was still beating so fast when the elders said I had won. For a moment, I could not move. I felt like the world had stopped. Everyone was looking at me. Some people were cheering loudly, clapping and shouting my name. Some were whispering to each other, their voices full of shock and doubt. A few people even said I could not have won, that an omega like me could never beat the cousin. I felt a mix of pride, fear, and excitement all at once. My stomach twisted, but my wolf inside me purred softly, proud and calm.Theo’s hand touched mine. He gave me a small squeeze, steadying me. I looked at him, and my chest warmed. His eyes were full of pride and surprise, and I could see something gentle and soft there that I had never noticed before. His brother was standing close, smiling quietly, his eyes watching me carefully. They had believed in me when no one else had. They had trained me, pushed me, and taught me to control my wolf. Now I felt all of that hard

Chapter 97 : U.S. I was sitting quietly on the edge of my bed, my fingers playing with the edge of the blanket. The house was calm now, too calm after everything that had happened today. My body was tired, but my mind refused to rest. Every moment replayed in my head. The arena. The crowd. The whispers. The win.And then… him.Theo.A soft knock came on the door, and before I could answer, it opened slowly. He stepped in, closing it gently behind him. For a moment, he just stood there, looking at me. Not saying anything. Just… looking.My heart started beating faster again.“You’re still awake,” he said softly.I gave a small smile. “I don’t think I can sleep tonight.”He nodded, like he understood. Of course he did. He walked closer, slow and calm, like he didn’t want to scare me away. When he reached me, he sat beside me on the bed. Not too close… but not far either.For a few seconds, neither of us spoke. The silence wasn’t awkward. It felt… warm.Then he looked at me again, his e

Chapter 99Her PoVThe moment I said, “It’s impossible,” the air in the room changed.It was no longer calm.It was no longer polite.The elders’ faces slowly hardened. The small smiles on their lips disappeared, replaced by something colder… something heavier.For a few seconds, no one spoke.Then one of them leaned forward slightly, his eyes narrowing.“You are making a mistake,” he said, his voice no longer soft.My heart beat once, hard, but I didn’t move. I didn’t look away.Another elder spoke, his tone sharper now. “Do you understand what you are doing, Camille? You are going against the pack.”The words hung in the air like a warning.I felt my wolf stir inside me, not afraid… but alert.“I understand,” I replied quietly.They exchanged looks.One of them let out a slow breath. “No, you don’t. You are young. You don’t see the bigger picture.”Young.The word felt small… like they were trying to reduce me, to make me feel less.“You are too inexperienced,” another elder added.