Novel & Cerita Contract With Alpha Kade

"It's threatened by a council more concerned with old contracts and political convenience than with honoring the one thing that actually holds a pack together. I will not entertain this betrothal agreement. Not now, not ever. Wren Calloway is my mate. Ezra and Idris are my sons. That is not a matter for debate." Councilman Reeve rose slowly, his composure fraying at the edges. "And what of my daughter, Alpha Ashford? What of the position she was promised, the months she's spent preparing to serve this pack as Luna?" "She was never promised anything by me." Kade held his gaze, unflinching. "If promises were made, they were made without my consent, and I won't be held to agreements I never ent

Keanne was holding a briefcase, and he put it on the table, then looked up to Alpha Blake. "That is the contract. And a million dollars for whatever you could have spent on het. I want her this instant." "You both ate unbelievable," Alpha Blake said with a laugh. "I can't believe my own son came to bargain with me for his mate, and my fiancee." Keanne swallowed. "Yes. I can't believe I have to bargain for my own mate. But the contract is signed and you can show it to the league. They do know my signature." Alpha Blake grabbed the briefcase, then turned it to him, his eyes skimming over the contents.

Afterward, I became depressed a bit and my father, after the fact that I got settled down, wanted me to choose a mate since we were privileged to. He said that for me to become an Alpha fully, I needed to get a mate and bring her to him. I then met Clara, my mate. She was rejected by the overgrown cock that caused chaos the last time. She was the one who rejected him to be precise and so I offered her a contract to be my mate forever. She signed the contract because she needed her father to get treated quickly. I just happened to have been on the way out.

But to my surprise, he hadn’t been brave enough to make a move. “Mercy, Alpha," Kade finally cried out, tears streaming down his face. "I swear my undying loyalty to you. I don’t care if I’m stripped of my title or forced to work in the fields among the farmers—I’ll do it. But I don’t want to die. I beg you."

The Reign Pack had always been spoken of in whispers, their name laced with rumors, secrets, and blood. "W–what? You're a werewolf,?" she asked. "Yes and an Alpha too. And you're not a werewolf I guess but an Alpha. Impressive. I came to offer you something." Serena's brow lifted. "What could you possibly offer me?" He reached into his coat and pulled out a dark leather folder, handing it to her without hesitation. "I'll go straight to the point. An alliance. A contract."

I said firmly as I lay on the bed, my eyes weren’t fully closed because it didn't look safe, Zarek didn’t sleep, he kept his eyes straight on his cellphone. The sound of his ringtone echoed through the room, I wasn’t asleep yet. Zarek cursed under his breath, his thumb sliding across the screen. Before he could speak, I leaned closer, my voice was low and firm. “Who could be calling you at this hour? As the Alpha don’t you get to have your own personal life?” He didn’t glance at me. His words came cold, clipped, meant to annoy me. “We are together by contract Selene,” he said quietly. “My business isn’t yours.”

Now, though, he looked nothing like the cruel, feral man that had left my room earlier, or the pale, sick thing that had been in my bed. This was Alpha/CEO Kade Nightshade, and as he adjusted his jacket, I knew he meant business. He glanced at me and Mason, his expression blank. “Unhand my Beta, please,” he said. I hissed and released Mason’s collar, shoving him slightly in the process. I turned to Kade, waving the document. “Did you do this? Because I switched contractors?’ He cocked his head. “Did I create a potion that made half the werewolves in New York sick?”

I masked my weakness and straightened my spine. "Lord Kyle," I greeted, nodding to the council leader. The powerful elders studied me like prey. "You've done exceptional work, Alpha Cassian," Kyle began, voice booming. "The Supreme Alpha elections are in two days. Your reforms have strengthened the alliance." I forced a smile as they praised my initiatives one by one. But my focus fractured when Adrian's link slammed through again, panic in his every word. "Alpha. We recovered partial footage. You need to see this. Now."

"Pardon my absence; I've been a little busy." In point of fact, the days that have passed since Wynette and I had returned from our trip to Cancun have flown by more quickly than any other days in my whole life. The day before my contract was formally terminated, I called the Spire jet and asked it to take us back to Boston. Nikita and Sebastian were waiting for us when we arrived at the airport. It would be an understatement to say that the initial confrontation had been uncomfortable. It had been extremely tense. But after I had presented Sebastian the documentation confirming that I was leaving Spire and starting over on my own, and after Wynette had told Nikita that she'd forgiven me and

Even if he didn’t want me, even if he found me disgusting and repulsive like everyone else, could he not spare me the heartbreak of listening to him trade me like wood? “We will draw up the contract. It will be ready by tomorrow morning.” Warren said with a wide grin taking up half of his face. Kade kept his eyes on me, his gaze drilling a hole into my face but I refused to look up at him. I did not want to see his triumphant smile any more than I wanted to hear the unspoken words between us. No Alpha would choose an omega like you. No matter what, the stain of your rank will always hold you back.