Alec Lawler Novels & Stories

"I'm sorry, babe, I don't mean it that way but can we at least talk? My mom doesn't even know them" "Really? Is that what you think?" Jaeleah asked as she gyrated round Fred and Angel. "Why don't we all have a good and calm talk while we help your mom remember all her lost memories?" Jaeleah said in an attempted scoff and winked at her crew. They all obeyed and took their seat. "Angel, it's me, Alicia. The lawyer of the late Kyle, Former Alpha of the Golden moon pack, can you recall anything now?" Alicia tried her best not to sound too offensive.

He was impressed that he wasn’t the only person seeing the obvious fact. “What are you laughing about bastard “ he roared and Caleb kept his mouth shut. “Leave me alone guys.” “Alright” “How is your business?” Alan asked. “I am doing better than before and you how many cases have you worked on this year?” Alan was the most sought after lawyer in the country and outside, he had helped Samuel in the past and then he decided to venture outside the country.

It’s as if he knows something we don’t. We’re led to a conference room where a lawyer sits at the head of the table. Stephanie and I sit on one side of the table while Ellis and Elena sit across from us. “We are here today to read the Last Will and Testament of Alpha Steph Fletcher. My name is Lawrence Burch. I am the attorney who is handling today’s reading and the affairs of the estate,” he begins. “I’m sorry, but you are not my father’s attorney. Who hired you and where is Nathaniel Lewis?” Stephanie interrupts.

A ledger she never digitized, because she didn't trust computers. *H.E.* Hector Esposito. The family's first, most ruthless lawyer. The one who had handled the "alley" incident. An old, retired dinosaur Lanc had said was "put out to pasture" years ago. Lanc hadn't been delusional. In his final, fleeting moment of clarity, he hadn't been reaching for a ghost or begging for forgiveness. He had been giving me a weapon. He had known his mother would never stop. He had known the battle wouldn't end with his death. So he had held onto this one, devastating secret, and he had given it to me.

Thea looked stunned, her face flushed with anger and shame. “You,” Kyle said bluntly, “have never even set foot on a battlefield.” No one spoke after that. I stepped forward quickly. “Kyle, I’m Aleric. Alpha of the Northern Pack. I hoped we could discuss cooperation.” Amy seized the chance immediately. “Aleric is young, but very capable. He has a bright future ahead of him.” Kyle looked me up and down before sneering. “A married man who cheats.”

"I know you're rich, but definitely not to this extent." This time. Alec couldn't hide the smile om his face. "My dad is the president of Sstarks company." Alec informed her. Again, her jaw dropped. "T-the most popular and biggest oil and gas company in West Africa?" She stammered. He gave her a firm nod. "Why did you choose to become a lawyer then? When your dad is one of the wealthiest man in Africa?" She asked him, giving him a cautious look. And he chuckled. "I've got more money than I could spend in the next life time. My dad wanted me to be the vice-president, but I couldn't because being a lawyer is what I always dreamt about when I was a kid."

And Lila—why did she look at me like that, as if my silence had been the loudest betrayal of all? I drag my phone from my pocket and scroll until I see the name: Alec, my lawyer.. My thumb hesitate over the screen for a beat before I press call. He picks up on the first ring, voice smooth, practiced, professional. “Liam?” “What about what I asked you to do?” My words are low, deliberate. “Yes,” he replies. “I already ensured it doesn’t go through. You had everything on your side to win the case—no one could have overturned it.”

But when one wolf at the far end of the room whispered too loudly and the table chuckled under their breath, he set his fork down with a sharp clink. The sound cut through the room like glass breaking. Every head turned. His voice was calm. Cold. “Is there something you’d like to share?” The wolf froze. The color drained from his face. “No, Alpha,” he said quickly, eyes dropping to the table. “Good,” Nolan said. “Because if anyone here thinks my wife is a subject for gossip, they’re free to take it up with me directly. As I doubt that any alpha would allow limits to be crossed when it comes to his Luna. And I think that you know what it is to cross a limit when it is me.”

Alcander growled while he stepped in front of Helmer and took a step toward Dakota. I looked behind me and I already saw the pups running to the pack house. Thank the moon goddess. "I'm not leaving without my mat-" "SHES NOT YOUR MATE!!" Alcander yelled. I rushed over to him and place my hand on his back. He was breathing hard but he didn't spare me a glance. "Dakota leave. It's been, what? A year?! Leave now. I'm staying." He growled at my response. "What?! What did he do!? Rape you?! Brain washed

"Darling, when we see that you are mature enough, we will release it. But right now, you aren't proving anything." Alec shook his head, a look of disgust crossing his face. He didn't say another word. He turned on his heel and stormed out, slamming the heavy front door hard enough to rattle the chandeliers above us. I sat frozen, my mind trying to piece everything together. This was why he hated my dad? I knew my dad was a lawyer, but how he had legally managed to tie up Alec’s inheritance was something I couldn't fathom. And Anna was just letting it happen. Was she scared that the moment Alec got his money, he would walk out of her life forever?