Novel & Cerita Contract With Alpha Kade

“That stress will only last for one year, though. While the compensation and the benefits you're going to get from this can last a lifetime as long as you know how to manage it properly. But if you're really having second thoughts, then we might as well end this conversation now and let's go our separate ways. After all, I can't work with someone who is too emotional and is bound to change their mind however they see fit. So, mind handing me that contract?“ I laid my hands, asking Mandy to give me the contract, but she quickly hugged the contract as if she were afraid of it being taken away from her. “No! What the hell are you saying? Like I told that mean and bitchy assistant of yours, I am

But instead, I saw him. The Alpha of the Wolfsbane Pack stood at the center of the chaos like he belonged there. Like this was his kingdom. His shirt was soaked in blood, most of it not his... and his face remained unreadable as wolves died at his feet. Alpha Kade. He didn’t shout. He didn’t rage. He simply watched. At one point, his gaze shifted. Not directly toward me—but close enough that my breath caught painfully in my chest. For a moment, I thought he could see straight through the trees, straight to where I was hiding, but he looked away, back to something directly infront of him.

Because not only did the contract specify that my debts would be paid and I’d receive a wage, but it also meant that I could be close to Thea. And if she was my daughter… Well, first, I would make sure I wasn’t imagining things. One step at a time before I got attached to a dream that might not come true. When I returned to the dorm rooms, I noticed the other girls, as well as their belongings, had already been cleared out. A maid was waiting for me by my room with my things already packed for me. “The Alpha wants you back here permanently in two days’ time,” she instructed. I took my luggage and was escorted to a car, where the driver drove me back to my apartment.

Isabella squeaked as she stared at her system and I was there, standing like a robot waiting for the next command. "Yes, but we haven't heard from the Alpha yet. We need to be sure we're still affiliated with the Green Howling Pack after the death of Alpha Ryker! The rumors I'm hearing are bad and I don't want the Alpha to get pissed." Jake, the accountant said, massaging the bridge of his nose as he spoke to Isabella. "That won't be an issue, you know Lex never goes back on his word." "Well, I can't say. He promised never to get married but he did and his wife is someone you don't even know! He can bend his rules!"

Aldridge roared, his Alpha aura reaching its peak and sweeping through the hall like a storm. Everyone was instantly silenced, heads down, not daring to breathe. Though Aldridge was usually kind and easygoing, when he was angry, his Alpha presence was unchallengeable. "Aldridge... thank you," I whispered, my voice filled with gratitude. I knew he was shielding me, protecting me from the pressure. I knew breaking up with Cliff would be tough for the Dalton family, but I swore it wouldn't last long. As the daughter of the former Thunder Pack Alpha, with strong Alpha blood in my veins, I wouldn't let anyone who relied on the family look down on me. I needed to prove my worth.

They said, and the large gray doors ahead of us pulled open before us. We marched together with the elders into the throne room, and the wolf bloods present rose to their feet and bowed their heads in reverence. Frey was in front of the crowd, and she was my number one supporter. The look of excitement on her face was enough to get me through all of this. I knelt down in front of the first elder, who had the crown and the seal of royalty clutched to his palm. “Logan Marcus Kade of Night Shade Pack. Are you ready to embark on this journey as the Alpha of this territory?”

Alpha Jackson states, anger clear in his voice. Beta Marcus's eyes swivel to me and I can see the anger brewing in them as he speaks. His voice is deadly quiet and I can hear the clear threat. “If you want this deal to go through, then she is the property of Alpha Kade. You heard what my Alpha said, if you cannot give us the Omega, then he will get rid of the treaty. As it stands, the treaty mainly benefits your pack, not ours. We aren’t losing anything by breaking the treaty. You don't have a leg to stand on here. You know Alpha Kade's reputation and he isn't scared to demolish your pack if you don't comply with his wishes. Just remember, you need our help, not the other way around. Alpha K

I have no business in this kind of situation but at least I need answers . "You want my pack to relocate because you think you have the right! We never even agreed on that but-" "I think you are way ahead of yourself Anna , "he interrupts me with a grimace on his face . He pulls out his phone and pushes it in front of my face . Its a soft copy of our marriage contract . I look down and read out the clause. 'The Husband /Alpha has the right to make changes in the pack as along as He sees it fit ' "This is unfair , "I mutter as I stare at him angrily

“But you are the cost.” He turned toward the door. For a moment, it seemed like he would walk away. But then he paused. “I’ve declared myself Alpha.” Charollet blinked. “Then you’ve won.” “No,” he said. “Not yet.” She swallowed. “What happens to me when you do?” Kade didn’t answer immediately. Instead, he walked back and crouched in front of her, elbows resting on his knees. There was a war raging behind his golden eyes, and she wasn’t sure which side of it she stood on.

Instead, he called out, voice cutting and sharp: “Unless the stronghold is burning, you have three seconds to vanish.” Silence followed. For a heartbeat, Lena thought whoever had disturbed them might flee. But then came a voice, low, deferential, yet urgent. “My Alpha. News you must hear.” Kade’s growl deepened, feral, his golden eyes narrowing. He eased Lena off him with reluctant hands, pressing a kiss to her shoulder before sliding from the bed. Even naked, he carried the command of a king armored in steel. He yanked on his trousers, no more, and strode to the door, throwing it open with enough force to rattle the hinges.