Alphas Contract Novels & Stories

he said coolly, seemingly trying to hide his excitement and look at the composed Alpha. "We can't exactly discuss it properly now for obvious reasons," she said, flicking a look at the Alpha male of her pack, who was still very much in wolf form. "We'll call it a temporary verbal contract, one that will expire in a month if you don't contact us to lay out the details with Dante." Looking apprehensively at Dante, the Alpha said, "You'll be there too, right?" She smiled. "Don't worry, I won't let him eat you. Once we're inside, you can take Jake's body." At the Alpha's surprised look, she said, "Despite how disappointing this turned out to be, he deserves a proper burial."

He grabbed me inside of his house and I wasn't expecting what we found inside. “Alpha Tobias, my pleasure.” A man who is in Alpha Tobias' age bowed his head in front of us. The way he did that, I could already tell how he respected his Alpha. “Is the contract paper ready, beta Raven?” He asked the man in front of us. “Yes, Alpha, and it's on the table.” Raven responded, but Alpha Tobias didn't say anything. He kept on pulling my hand until we reached the table. He slammed the contract in front of me, which made me stare at it. My brows furrowed.

Elder Kate however was the first female to be welcomed, an invitation that would have been sent to my mother had she not been murdered. After greeting each Elder individually, we got down to business. They informed me of my role as host to this year’s annual alpha meeting. The one role that did pique my interest was how to handle a challenge. Should one Alpha challenge another they are not to back out. They are to take it straight outside and fight. It could be in either wolf or human form. It really was dealers’ choice. Should the challenged Alpha refuse to participate I had the power to dissolve their pack. It gave me an idea, one that would hurt a certain alpha in attendance while giving

“It’s like… our version of a gambling pit. But legal because the Alphas are participating in it. I mean, it's happening here.” My brows raised. “Every time someone challenges the Alpha brothers,” the tall girl added, “the whole pack places bets. It’s tradition. And it’s serious. Real money’s involved, and ego.” I blinked. “So it’s a fight club.” She shrugged. “Kinda. But it’s more than that. It’s just a power display.” A slow smile tugged at the corners of her mouth. “But honestly, no one’s ever beaten Alpha Alex. He’s… undefeated. Seven years straight.”

I had already accepted these changes as part of who we were becoming—part of us growing stronger together. After our conversation, we called Uncle Riley and told him about the side contract. We sent him a copy of it, and he promised that today, he would ask Uncle Jacob to validate it with the Alphas who signed it as witnesses. These former Alphas were still part of the Council, and they were expected to attend a meeting today. The only downside was that they could lie, and no one would know the truth because, as Zach said, all of them in that room when he signed the contract were Alphas. And Alphas could not be commanded to tell the truth.

Then he turns to me. “Something going on, I need to know about?” he asks. “No,” I say simply. I fix my eyes in an unblinking, concentrated stare and meet his gaze.“ Are there any contractually necessary activities coming up, Alpha Santiago?” His eyes scan my face, and his eyebrows furrow. “No, not that comes to mind.” I sigh. “Good, keep me apprised, please. I want to fulfill my obligations. I do believe that your feral issue is no longer as much of a threat. Perhaps we can look into amending the living situation clause?”

"To force an entry on credit of your own authority… you have made quite the impression, Alpha." It tilted its head. "However, protocol is protocol. Even an uninvited guest must prove their worth. A simple task is required to formalize your membership." The crow-man waved a gloved hand, and a contract of light appeared before Jack. "A high-value client has just placed a top-tier, S-class hunting order," the manager explained. "The target is a rising power in New York, a man they call the 'Urban Alpha Wolf'. The contract is set to go live on the public board in twelve hours, available to all our… hunters."

“Thank you buddy.” And when Zarek was out of sight, Orion reached into his back pocket and pulled out a second paper. This one wasn’t blank. It was a list, which included the names of the Alpha’s Orion wanted down so he would be the only powerful Alpha all wolves would bow to. The list was long, full of different Alpha names including their beta’s and gamma’s and the first name on the list was, Zarek and his Luna. Crossed out in red ink.

“His mate cannot bear children. He needs an heir. He is requesting a one-year contract.” Luna Catherine stepped forward. “The contract is binding. The volunteer will move to Silver Creek, conceive, and carry the Alpha’s child. After birth, the child stays. The female returns home.” Shock rippled through the room. “In exchange,” Alpha Marcus said, “the volunteer receives full medical care, protection, and financial compensation.” “How much?” a girl asked. “Five hundred thousand tokens. Paid in installments,” Luna Catherine said. The room erupted. Five hundred thousand tokens was enough to buy a small estate and live comfortably for life.

“You don't have to worry about that, Dextera. Just think about my proposal. That's all I want from you.” “I accept.” I uttered out of the blue, surprising him and myself. Thor gave me a quick questioning look, clicking an eyebrow. “I accept to sign the contract with you, Great Alpha.” “Are you sure? You've got...” I cut him short. “I’m completely at your service, Alpha Thor. Beckon on me, and I'm all yours.” I saw a small, satisfactory smile pull around the Alpha's lips. “Good. The contract will be drafted and sent to you soon.”