Contract With Alpha Kade Novels & Stories

Giving me a look, “ How would she? Did you clear her to go to the library?” Shaking our heads, no, we look back at the woman lying belly up on the floor, focused on whatever she is watching, which wasn't much. The tree that she burned had grown back, which was to be expected, im guessing not by her. “ When will we get the contract from the Golden pack?” The question came from our left side, shifting, I cracked my head to get a better view of who was talking. It was the Alpha Jaden; he had just taken the position, and having this contract would give him respect in the pack. I'm shocked they didn't see us, as we were not far from their land.

“You were warned by master Kade not to do any how or move anyhow. But you did. And now you’ve tried to run off just like that. Are you seeking your death warrant?.” My lips trembled. “My death warrant?” Her eyes darkened. “Did you think this was just some mansion you come in and leave like that?” Her voice was almost amused. “You poor, clueless girl. You have no idea what Alpha Kade can do to you when he comes.” Alpha? I once heard it from Lucian and Jamil. Alpha Kade? I thought back to Kade. To his eyes glowing that night. To the strength in his grip when he had dragged me and tossed me like a useless trash bin.

And his eyes—even from across the room, I can see they're golden, the mark of a true Alpha. He's wearing all black, simple and elegant, and he moves through the crowd like he owns it. Which, in a way, he does. The Thornridge Pack is the most powerful in the region. Alpha Kade has been ruling them since he was twenty-three, when his father died. He's twenty-eight now. Unmated. Unavailable. And according to every rumor I've ever heard, completely uninterested in finding his fated mate. But none of that matters because the moment he steps into the great hall, his head snaps up and his golden eyes lock directly onto mine.

There was a unique authority about her as if she could sense things that I could not. “Anyways, we won’t take up any more of your time. Take our card in case you or your pack ever need anything. It’s clear to see that you take after your father, but you stand on your own merits. From one Alpha to another, I’m proud of what I’ve heard about and seen from your pack this year. Nightshade would be happy to develop a personal relationship with Dark Moon. Talk to you later,” Alpha Kade said before they both shook my hand and left.

~Jada I shouldn’t agree to this. Jake is a strange kid, and I know that. Like me, he has discovered he wants more from this competition than to win it. He wants to know about the Alpha he could potentially be serving, like me. However, I’ve never gone about sneaking into his estate. I’ve been very obvious about what I’ve been doing. Problem is, I promised Kael I wouldn’t no longer pursue anything but this competition. He hasn’t written back, and I cannot be sure he even got it and read it, but I can’t possibly go back on it…

So we had Kade back at the estate, very much alive and very much himself, lounging in Lucian’s office chair like he owned it and flipping idly through a copy of the terms while Lucian glowered at him from the other side of the desk. “Stop putting your boots on my furniture,” Lucian said. “Stop having furniture that begs for it,” Kade replied, not moving. Marek stood behind him, arms crossed, doing an impressively bad job of hiding his amusement. I sat at the small table to the side, quill in hand, watching the two Alphas verbally circle each other. “Mutual defense pact,” Lucian said, ticking items off on his fingers. “If witches, rogues, or anything else try to take a bite out of either of u

He hits the jackpot with averia, the daughter of the supreme alpha who's older sister suddenly stepped down from being the alpha and handed the title to garett. It has been a week since he issued a divorce to me, calling me unfit even when I sacrificed my wolf for him to be recognized as a true alpha in the wolverine society. Paedyn pushed her phone across the desk. His number was already dialed. “I’m not asking you to beg for yourself. I’m asking you to beg for her. She has his eyes. His wolverine ears. His blood. If any wolf can save her, it’s him.” “I wrote his proposals, paedyn. Four years. Late nights. I let them cut my wolverine claim ritual so his mother wouldn’t call me shame. I let

I admitted. His expression darkened slightly. “I was thinking the same thing.” “There’s something you need to know,” he said suddenly. My chest tightened. “What?” I asked He exhaled slowly. “I’ve been investigating Dr. Kade.” That got my full attention instantly. “And?” He met my gaze. “He’s been reporting directly to the Alpha.” The words didn’t shock me. Not completely. But hearing them out loud— Made it real. “How long?” I asked.

"Now, all you have to do is get him to lay with you, as soon as possible." "I would need a little time to distract him from that mate of his." "Who? Rosa?" He asked, a look of mischief in his eyes "Yeah." "Not to worry, I have planted a seed of discord already. I would make sure it sprouts, just right on time." "What do you mean?" "A little birdie once told me that the Alpha and his Luna are only bound to each other by an agreement. A contract to bear him pups. She is his breeder." "For real?"

“I wouldn’t dare, Aaron. The council would fall apart without you.” “That’s what I like to hear,” he replied, clasping my hand in a firm shake. Kai stepped aside, his gaze shifting between us. I nodded at him. “You can leave us, Kai. I’ll call for you if needed.” I said. “Yes, My Alpha,” Kai said with a slight bow before closing the door behind him. Aaron took a seat in one of the leather chairs near the desk, leaning back slightly as if he’d done it a hundred times before—which he had, though that had been in my father’s time.