Contract With Alpha Kade Mga Nobela at Kwento

I snarl. He frowns and checks his phone. Since he’s the keeper, he has an app that I specifically created that tracks everything in the house. “My apologies Alpha…the phones seem to have been disconnected” he says. I nod my head and move to go upstairs when he stops me again. “Sorry my Alpha. I know you’re in a hurry, but this came for you a couple of days ago. The man that brought it said that he was a representative of the Luna and that its contents are sensitive”

Not a pack big enough to be a threat, nor small enough to be considered rogue. “It was nice to meet you, Noah. I must see to the Alpha conference.” He took my hand and kissed my knuckles. “I will be here waiting.” Again, heat colored my cheeks. What an odd thing to say. Was he really going to wait… for me? I rushed off to the first conference room to check the coffee, tea, water, and paperwork. I waited at the doors to greet Alpha Dunn and Alpha Chapmen. They were working on the board lands to share the harvests.

I won’t know if anything was happening because Damon never informed me about anything that was happening outside the house, he keeps things away from me, and his Beta too. I couldn’t ask him about anything, knowing how vague he was, and secretive. I touched his arm. “Say something Soren. Let me know what’s happening, does it involve Kade?” I asked. His eyes narrowed at me, and he clasped his hand over mine. “The Alpha found out about the contract Alpha Damon signed, he deceived him and tricked him that he was going to form an alliance. Instead, if he ever comes for you, there will be a war between the two packs…” Soren tried to explain, and I listened to every word that came out of his mouth

Having him by my side, it was all that kept me from going feral. “Are you kidding me?” I scoffed quietly, “The only thing I remember is what she said about the High Table, everything else was a blur.” “You are so incredibly responsible in the face of danger, sweetheart.” Kade chuckled incredulously, linking his arm in my own. We were escorted inside and were nearly bombarded with packs that wanted to talk. Most of the Alpha’s spoke with Kade—though their eyes would often stray and linger on me for far too long. They spoke of truces and alliances, potential partnerships that might benefit both packs. Kade noticed those hungry glances, yearning for power—those men were lucky Kade had some form

Beta's eyes flickered with curiosity before he bowed slightly. Jayden led me to his office, a massive room with bookshelves that reached the ceiling and a desk that looked like it could crush a grown man. He pulled out a contract, sliding it towards me with an almost lady smirk. “Read it.” He said. I did. My eyes scanned the document, my heart pounding faster with every word. It was straightforward — Three children. No emotional ties. No obligations beyond what was necessary. In return, he would provide me with protection, power, and whatever revenge I desired.

The weight of his guilt bears down on him as he averts his eyes, acknowledging the alpha's authority. “Uncle, Kaden…Blaze is -” Alexa, driven by her loyalty and concern for Blaze, attempts to interject and plead for leniency. However, her words are halted by the alpha's raised hand, a gesture that dismisses her pleas without even a direct glance in her direction. Her heart sinks as she realizes that her uncle, Alpha Kaden, has made up his mind.

“Still mad at me I see. I understand, hopefully I can change the way you think about me before the night is over.” “With all due respect, Alpha Chad, I’d like to get this process started.” I reach into my bag and pull out the blood contract that I found on Gabriel’s desk that was meant for Chad to sign. That’s if he agrees to the terms. It would bind us together as allies for three years. After that, the contract would no longer be valid. If we wished, we could continue the alliance without a contract. If not, well… things would go back to the way they are right now. “In the contract you will find the terms. I don’t think you will have a problem with any of the terms. If you do, you will hav

After all, the most important task at the moment was to take care of Alpha Kai. Alpha Kai had drawn up a contract in his hand and motioned for Aurora to take a look. When Aurora left the bedroom, Alpha Kai asked his assistant to draw up the contract. “So? Do we have a deal?” Alpha Kai asked. Alpha Kai looked sincere, and it seemed that he was being genuine. Aurora was initially hesitant, but after what happened with her aunt’s family earlier, she finally decided..

He returned a moment later with a notebook and a pen, handing it to Tyler, who flipped the pages until there was a blank one. “Okay, what should the contract state?” Tyler asked as Kade sat back down beside me. “The fake relationship only lasts until the end of the trials,” Kade said without hesitation. “That should be enough time… most Alphas here only want to be stronger for the trials. They’ll leave Lana alone after that.” Tyler nodded as he wrote that down. “Yes, I agree. End of the trials is a good end date,” he said. “What else?” “I will not sleep with Kade,” I blurted, my cheeks flushing.

“The last part of the contract has been signed with the Blood Moon Pack. Alpha Damon wishes to meet you at the pack's party tomorrow in order to inquire about some information. He sent this along with the message.” I couldn't believe it. What I had worked so hard for was finally becoming a reality, but the sad thing was that I was no longer Alpha of my pack. Liam was, and if everything goes as planned, Liam would be the one benefitting instead. I had to meet up with Alpha Damon if that meant me going to the pack's party too. I collected the envelope from Luke and forced on a smile, “Would you like to be my date at the party, and Luke?”