Contract With Alpha Kade Mga Nobela at Kwento

I didn’t think of him as the texting type, and that too, so casually as if he we were friends. I scoffed, about to turn off my screen and put the phone back when it buzzed again. Dante: Now that your Beta has refused to be the Beta, I have frozen all his accounts as per Pack policy, Alpha. I never asked the fucker to do that, but it was okay. Kael had to understand what this position actually meant. If he could abandon this Pack so easily, then he could go fuck himself. Dante: By the way, he is staying here. If you want to visit sometimes. *~*

Heavy and real. The Alpha exhaled slowly, his fingers tapping once against the armrest before he stood. “I do not like this,” he admitted. “Neither do we,” Kieran replied. “But I like what it represents even less.” He stepped forward. “You will have my warriors.” Seraphina’s chest tightened again but this time it was steadier, stronger. “Thank you.” “Bring him back alive,” the Alpha said. “We will,” Kieran answered. The third territory felt wrong before they even crossed into it.

“So which alpha did you sleep with? I know that you did not sleep with me, and I’d bet my right nut that you did not sleep with my father, so who was it?” “There wasn’t anyone.” “INGRID. I HAVE THE REPORT. WHO IS THE F&&KING ALPHA?!?!?” I watch as the wheels turn in Ingrid’s mind. She looks legitimately confused. Then a light bulb seems to go off in her brain. “I-I think Kade may have alpha blood. But he always insisted on using condoms.” “Kade isn’t an alpha.”

"You're lying." "Am I?" Kade leaned in, his eyes locking onto mine like he was trying to drill the words into my skull. His thumb brushed my jaw, a gesture that might have been gentle once, but now it made my stomach churn.. "Look at what they did to the last Alpha’s mistress. They buried her in an unmarked grave. No trial. No mercy. Just gone. You think they’ll hesitate with you? A nobody with no family, no wolf, and scars that scream ‘rogue bait’?” I shoved at his chest, my hands trembling. “Let go of me!” He released my face, but he didn’t step back. He loomed, blocking the light from the window, casting me in his shadow.

“Carlos is strict, but he’s not heartless. He just has a lot on his shoulders.” “I’m not here for his kindness,” I said. “I’m just here to do my part and be done with it.” Lily’s smile slowly disappeared. “You really think it’ll be that easy?” “What do you mean?” She stood up and smoothed her apron. “You signed a contract with an Alpha. That’s more than just a title, it’s his nature. And in this world, everything has a price.” Before I could say anything else, she walked out.

Kade was a tall man, but Ryker was a giant. "Move, boy," Ryker said quietly. Kade's face turned red. "You can't take her. She is a member of the Silver River Pack." "Were," Ryker corrected. His voice was low, vibrating in his chest against my ear. "You just rejected her, Kade. Publicly. You severed the bond. You declared her rogue." Ryker stepped forward and returned Kade's retreat. "Unless ..." Ryker tilted his head, a cruel smirk playing on his lips. "Unless the great Alpha Kade wants to take back his words? Do you want the 'wolfless defect' back?"

"Alpha Von, I kindly ask you not to bring up that topic. We are here to discuss business nothing more." Alpha Von seemed undeterred. "But Alpha Damien, it is a matter of trust. As an alpha, I need to ensure that my allies are trustworthy." Damien's patience wore thin, and his voice grew firm. "I assure you, Alpha Von, Zeta's loyalty is unquestionable. We wouldn't be here if we hadn't resolved our differences." Alpha Von dismissed Damien's words with a wave of his hand. "I think you're overreacting. Let's not ruin a potential collaboration over a misunderstanding."

“I’ll make them pay for everything they’ve done.” Marcus brought a contract. "Alpha Logan has long known that Miss Anne does not like him, but for the interests of both countries, he has no choice. This is the contract brought by Alpha Logan. It lasts for three years." I raised an eyebrow, intrigued. “Three years?” “Yes,” Marcus replied firmly. You can part ways if you're unhappy after those three years.” I considered this for a moment before nodding. “Alright, three years it is.” Marcus didn't quite believe me. He coldly ordered, "I really don't know why Logan decided to keep you. Don't forget to prepare for Alpha Logan's wedding."

The future Alpha was paralyzed, caught between biological destiny and brutal present reality, humiliated by the ghost he’d created and the rival who now guarded her. Kael looked down at the contract, then at the pen. His hand trembled as he reached for it. Signing would be a public admission of defeat, of dependency. But not signing was a death sentence for his pack. His pride, his legacy, his very identity, warred with the duty he could not abandon.

"That's... that's Alpha Kade's territory. You sure about that, miss? There was fear in his eyes and he had every right to be afraid. Alpha Kade. The most ruthless Alpha in the region, the Alpha King who was said to have been cursed by the moon goddess after murdering an entire village by himself. He was an Alpha that would murder anyone without batting an eyebrow, he has never lost a battle, Alpha Kade wasn't just dangerous or Ruthless, he was regarded as death itself. I know I was supposed to be afraid, but I had seen death once, and I wasn't afraid of it, but I was certain of one thing, he was the man capable of granting me the powers I needed to take down my family and all of them that hu