Contract With Alpha Kade Mga Nobela at Kwento

"I was asking if you had thought more on the treaty. We've been good connections to each other packs for decades now and we have yet to form any sort of alliance" Meet Alpha Kade. Alpha Kade is one of the most stubborn yet not needed Alpha this land has to take. I travelled 3 hours for this. 3 hours from my home comfort to meet such an entitled prick. His father stepped down from what my information tells me and he took over a year ago with the late guidance of his father, Eddie but even now as I watch him...he has no idea what to say or do without squirming in his chair.

“How do you think that will look? The great Alpha Kade, exposed as a hypocrite and an addict?” Riven’s face paled. “You wouldn’t.” “I would. If you force my hand.” I stepped back. “So here’s my counter-offer, Beta. You turn around, go back to the pack house, and forget this conversation ever happened. In return, I’ll make sure Kade’s usage stays controlled. No overdose, no permanent damage. He’ll be fine.” “He’s not fine now!” “He’s functional. He’s leading the pack. He’s happy.” I spread my hands. “That’s more than he was before.”

Alex’s pov: It was close to 6 pm when Alpha Kade arrived. He came with his third-in-command and a couple of warriors. And he was the first one out of the two allies. Jade was slightly stiff, as she stood next to me, while we welcomed him onto our land. His hazel eyes weren’t guarded, as I would have expected them to be. On the contrary, he sported an easy smile and gave me a sideways hug. “Always been a hugger,” I let out teasingly.

How could he? The rogue Alpha chuckled from the far side of the fire, eyes following me as though this was his private show. “Ah, young love. So full of fire.” He leaned and placed his elbow on his knee, grinning. “Tell me, Alpha Kade, just what in the hell are you planning to do if she doesn’t go along?” Kade didn’t even look at him. His attention was on me, his silver eyes blazing with something I couldn’t read. “Then she needs to hear the truth before she makes a decision.”

He simply observed the way the household treated me and drew his own conclusions. On the fourth afternoon, he set down the cup he had been holding and looked at me directly. “You carry yourself differently than you did under the contract,” he said. “The contract no longer exists.” “I can see that.” He paused. “Alpha Voss does not watch you the way a man watches a political arrangement. He watches you the way a man watches something he has already decided belongs to his future.” I did not deny it. There was nothing left to soften or reframe. When I left him that afternoon, Kael was waiting near the entrance to the guest wing. He had not interrupted the visit. He simply fell into step beside m

Nick's POV After sending Eva the message, I tossed my phone aside in frustration. Just then, Wayne walked in with several gift boxes in his arms. "Alpha Nick, these are the evening dresses you picked out," he said. "Should I send them all to Luna Eva?" I waved my hand and replied, "Yeah, send them all. Let her pick the one she likes." Wayne nodded. Then, he spoke up hesitantly. "There's a woman named Zora Knott asking to see you. Should I let her in?"

Kael said. ⸻ I opened it. The words were clear, but each one felt heavy. The Constitution of the Pack: 1.The Alpha is the supreme leader. His word is law. 2The Luna stands beside the Alpha, not behind. She balances power with wisdom. 3Strength determines position, but loyalty maintains it. 4Betrayal is punished without mercy. 4The pack survives through unity, not fear. 5Any challenge for leadership must pass through the stages. Stage 1 proves physical strength.

“I would love to tell you what I was told before calling in your maid but first, tell me more about Night Claw, Lyra. Your pack seems… interesting. Especially the way your Alpha lets his people wander into other territories so easily.” Was what he was told related to why he asked Kade to strip before him? From the look of things, the room Kade and I were in might have had cameras. I swallowed. It was too early to make assumptions. I forced a smile, ready to answer Axel. “Alpha Kade is a good leader. He cares about alliances.” “Does he now?” Axel’s hand suddenly rested on my knee under the table. His fingers squeezed lightly. “And what about you? Do you care about this alliance?”

I purred, watching his face turn a deep, dark shade of scarlet. “Rafe! What can my trade counters supply for your circle on this fine morning?” Kade’s deep, booming snarl suddenly exploded from the shadows behind my shoulder. I let out a quiet, massive breath of relief through my nose. Thank the gods. The grease-pastry I had forced down my throat earlier was practically threatening to climb back up my neck from all this disgusting flirting. “The exact alpha I came to hunt down,” Rafe barked, extending a large, calloused hand toward Kade's frame. Kade stepped past me, his massive palm gripping Rafe’s hand in a tight, crushing warrior squeeze.

Morgan muttered. "I know," said Sarena. "But I can't do anything. I need the money and I think there is a condition in the Alpha that makes him need me too. He can only see me at night in the dark. It seems he has an abnormality, is sensitive to light or something, apart from sleep disorders like you, boss. So, I'll just call it a mutualistic symbiotic relationship." Morgan chuckled. "I guess, with the term limit on that contract, it means I have hope that one day you will be free from that contract, right?"