Alec Lawler Novels & Stories

"He's also responsible for damaging contracts. Due to him selling information about us and selling our contract ideas to other competitors, we've lost about three contracts. That's also a crime. In fact the biggest" "Ohh, that's true, I must have forgotten that" Alaric smiled and said, "It happens. Who's our lawyer for tomorrow ? Is the person part of us or … ." Alaric said and raised his eyebrows. " He's actually one of us. He was trained personally by his father, Lawyer Fransisco. You should remember him". " Yea , he has always been really popular, it's good it's his son, I don't want any attention to be drawn. Also Dr Sam's camera, did it have any backup?"

I whispered. “Always,” he replied, his hand tightening around mine. We approached the stage, where the vows would be exchanged. I felt my heartbeat in my throat as we turned to face the pack. "We gather here today to witness the sacred passing of the Alpha and Luna titles, as the leadership of our pack moves from the old guardians to the new. May the strength, wisdom, and loyalty of those before them guide our new Alpha and Luna as they step into their destined roles." Nick dad's voice booms. “Please begin with your vows, son.”

“Then stop treating me like—” “Not now.” The edge in my voice cut through whatever she was about to say. Good. We didn’t have time for this. The woman stopped a few feet from the gate. Close enough to speak. Far enough to stay safe. Smart. “Alpha Kael,” she said. Not a question. A statement. I didn’t react. “You have the advantage of me,” I replied. “State your name.” She smiled slightly. “Dr. Elara Voss.” Human.

I nodded, frowning. Eliezer hung up the phone. He frowned and said, "Araceli, I know other lawyers. I can introduce you to another one if you need it." I pursed my lips and said, "Eliezer, let me be honest, the person I'm dealing with is Ramon Fleming, so if you're going to introduce me to a lawyer, that lawyer will have to be more professional than Lexie." Eliezer was silent. I put down my glass and got up.

I can’t say I’m the biggest patriot. “Alright, have you ever committed a crime previously that you were not convicted for?” Kael asks, looking down at his paper. Stay calm. I know what I’ve done, and if he knows, he won’t forgive me. Plenty of competitors have criminal records, but not for anything like conspiracy, or for tricking an Alpha into letting them into his home before drugging him. I have to be honest, to hopefully get around it. “Yes.” Kael doesn’t even blink. “Could you tell me what that might have been?”

KAEL. It's only been six days since I rejected and banished my mate. And in those six days, I had not been myself. My wolf Echo had been giving me the silent treatment ever since. He was mad at me for rejecting our mate and banishing her from the pack without giving her the chance to defend herself. But I knew he was wrong. Ruby had killed my father, and I couldn't have had it any other way. My name is Kael Leonard, the only child of the late Alpha Frederick Leonard, except you'd count Ruby, his adopted daughter, as his child.

Jenny poured him a glass of water before saying, "Since she violated the law, she must be handed over to the police. I'm just an ordinary person, so I don't have the right to decide what happens to her." "Right." Alec couldn't care less about what Jenny planned to do to Yvonne. He, however, disagreed that Jenny was "an ordinary person." Smiling, he said, "You're not an ordinary person. Come on. You're the world-renowned Dr. Walter and Mr. Birkett's secret mentee. On top of that, you're a tech expert. God knows what else you can do." Sitting opposite him, Jenny didn't react much to what Alec had just said about her. "It's just a means of earning a living. There's nothing great about it."

For once, I saw his honesty and vulnerability, but I also realized something when he said parent. “That’s what my parents would say, Alec. How’s your wife, by the way? I haven’t seen her in months. She missed a few pack functions, including this one.” “She’s not feeling well,” Unfazed, he replied, “but she sends her regards.” “I hope she gets better soon. I can’t wait to see her and say hello.” “Don’t pretend that you care. You used my daughter. You used me. Expect to meet my lawyers in a few days. I’m pulling out my investments.”

The crowd gasps in horror at the news and conversations start up between little groups when my father raises his hand. "Unfortunately that is not the worst of the news I have to share." He gestures to a man beside him to stand and take the podium. "Hello, my name is Gamma Harrison Kyle of the Summer Valley Pack." He looks broken over the loss of his Alpha and Luna and I'm surprised my father has allowed him here when he should be looking for the rogues that killed them. "When the rogues contacted us to tell the Alpha where to go, he tasked me with protecting his only child and our new Alpha, Cateline. He asked me to bring her here knowing Alpha Abaddon would protect her and aid her if the wo

As Alex hefts his bag to the foyer, I walk up to Logan, where he’s standing with the guys. “Ahem,” I cough, holding my hand out. All but Silvercloud look at my hand, confused. “Oh, you bitches owe me some Jacksons,” I said, tapping on my palm. John and Charles share a confused look while Logan arches an eyebrow. “Silvercloud…” Logan growls. “Y... yes, Alpha?” he squeaks. Silvercloud literally squeaks. “You told Aurelia about the bet,” He shakes his head.