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I still didn't trust him, but trust was not what I needed right now. Morris's betrayal still burned inside me, and no one had stood beside me when my world collapsed. Now the most powerful Alpha in the region was offering me a way forward. I drew in a slow breath. "All right, Alpha Nicolai." His gaze sharpened slightly. "I accept your proposal." The words left my lips before fear or doubt could stop them. Alpha Nicolai nodded once. "The contract will be prepared tomorrow morning. It will remain in effect for one year. Once you sign it, you will be recognized by both pack law and civil law as my Luna.”

Coldhaven pack was satisfied with the alliance benefits and Alpha Ashagon had the contract drafted in no time. I picked a pen and signed the contract. I didn't fail to read through every line, knowing Alphas couldn't be much trusted. They'll smile in your fucking face and stab you in the back. Fuck the back, they don't mind doing it from the front. “I'm looking forward to keeping the alliance with you, Alpha Sebastian” seeing that I had signed, Alpha Ashagon extended his hand for a handshake. I took the hand. “It's the same with me” “How about you attend our market harvest ceremony tomorrow night, alpha?” He said, enthusiastically. “I'd like your presence to mark the seal of our alliance”

They say your wolf is scaring investors. A deep, rough voice answered. “Tell them to go to hell.” Lyra froze. She knew that voice from the company speakers. Alpha Xavier. He was back early. She ducked behind the tall leather chair, heart pounding. If he saw her, she would lose this job. She could not afford that. Heavy footsteps entered the office. “Leave me.” The other man sighed and left. The door clicked shut. Lyra held her breath. Just stay still. He will sit down and make calls, and you can slip out when he goes to the inner room.

I was looking at her file last night. “Would you mind if I had a talk with her later, maybe go for a walk with her?” I asked him, even though she was my mate. I had to ask because I already had a chosen mate and she had a contract with Alpha Than. We could easily just take her, but I didn’t want her to hate me more than what she was already going to. For the next few hours, we talked about the pack and the missing omegas. Alpha Than admitted to buying the omegas, but he had certificates for each of them and death certificates for the ones that couldn’t take his punishment. He explained to us that he wrote up a contract with them, coming to an agreement about what was going to happen and if t

Alpha’s gaze cut to her. “Yes,” he said. His grin dropping. “How can I be sure?” She asked, her chin held high, no fear whatsoever written across her face. “We’ll sign the contract the same day,” Alpha said. “I would like it if we could sign it today,” she said. “Olivia,” Alpha warned. So that was her name. “I need assurance that you will keep your end of the deal for eternity,” Olivia said. Alpha slammed his fist down on the table and I flinched. Mave gasped and Ava clutched her pearls. Beta Odis turned to face Alpha, he put his hand on the table and Alpha turned to look at him.

I smiled wide. He took a long drink of his tea, watching me carefully. “In fact they aren’t your contracts at all, but your cousin’s, Alexandria. I found it prudent to make sure your mate held no claim to my other niece before admitting her existence.” I felt like the floor had opened up beneath me, and swallowed me whole. Those damned contracts stated that only heirs born from Alexandria Lykos and Dmitri would have a blood claim as Alpha of the Opalescent Moon Pack. There was a clause that freed the two of them. If Dmitri, an Alpha in a bloodline of Alphas cursed to have no true mates, found his true mate, it would render the contract null and void through divine intervention.

"You have the Dominant Alpha Gene, and one day you will help me lead this pack." For a long while after that I couldn't get it out of my head. Me? An Alpha? That couldn't be. It was the males who were Alpha's and the females we're only there to support them. But my father kept assuring me that one day I would rule in his place, not needing to step aside for a male. **

She turned her back on me, and I tried to explain to her what had happened in the week I had been asleep. "A lot of wolves and vampires died, the war has gotten a little more intense and moved to other cities. If there is no pact. This will be more complicated. My uncle sent me to tell me to accept the offer." I was angry to hear her, but I couldn't get on her like that. It wasn't her fault. I sat down next to her and tried to convince. "What is happening is not your fault. You didn't do anything, but none of those alphas will go to help you if you need help. Your father died and asked me to take care of you. That is my duty. Nothing guarantees us that the war will end with your sacrifice."

I growl and he looks at me " Well he let your daughter alone all this years, didn't he? She is a wolf and it was his responsibility to take care of her not abandone her. How could you possibly explain things to her that are just natural for you? After two weeks in my pack she is still scares when she suddenly hears a voice in her head. Did you know her wolf can't talk , not even to her? It is the duty of an Alpha to take care of werewolfs. Even when she is a halfblood or a rogue. If they come in peace and need help he has to provide them that! And that's why I talked to the council " I say and he looks at me with I don't know shock or awe.

She didn’t reply to that, hearing that she was almost there, I knew I needed to end the dinner with Alpha Wilson and his daughter. “I will just have my beta draft the contract and then send it to you, so you can add your signature and double check to confirm I didn’t change anything or add to it, you the mind of alphas and the way they worked,” I told him in a hurry, as I grabbed the documents and slipped them into the folder.