Novel & Cerita Contract With Alpha Kade

Is all he manages, a mere whisper of utter disbelief, his tone nothing like I remember. Not entirely certain what to feel or think right now, I simply pull out of the form from my back pocket and unfold it. "Who's Kali?" The woman asks, turning her head and finally spotting me as I walk towards them. "Alpha Kali, actually. I'm here because Kade is the last Alpha needed to complete the alliance with the rogues." I state unwaveringly, the calmness in my voice surprising me a little. Kade just stares at me with wide eyes, unblinking as if he thinks he's imagining me. The she-wolf glances between us for a moment.

Like a real pack, all united. Kade stood to address them. “Tomorrow I will fight Thomas Grey. Win or lose, I want you to know it has been an honor leading you. You have stood by me through betrayal and war. Through challenges and losses. You are the strongest pack I could ask for.” The wolves howled approval. “If I fall tomorrow, Cole will take over as Alpha. He has earned it and Sage will remain Alpha female.” Kade looked at her. “Trust them as you have trusted me.”

I think my response should be enough to satisfy the curiosity that is etched on his tanned face. Landon has shaggy brown hair, icy blue eyes, a pointed nose, and a stubble that fits his frame. He is so cool. "Okay, Alpha, he responded and got ready to leave. “Alpha Cassius, thanks for accepting my offer.” My head whipped around to meet the gaze of Alpha Kade, who gave me a big smile and reached out his hand for me to shake. “It's my pleasure. I will be expecting you to have the contract signed as soon as possible,” I responded, stretching my hand out to receive his hand. It was warm, strong, and rugged.

I hoped that I could be a good enough woman, mate, and Luna for him. I had no idea what types of women he was normally with, but part of me worried that I might not stack up to them. I knew the types of girls that often hung around Alphas. They were absolute bombshells who were very willing to be anything the Alpha wanted. I was nothing special, but he was. Even a blind man could see the god among men that was Kade. “Why are you worried, darling? We don’t have to do anything. When we do complete our bond, I want you to be ready for it,” he said, sweetly caressing my cheek with his thumb.

The looming wedding and the secrets concealed within the palace's walls created a labyrinth that I needed to navigate with utmost caution. Alpha Kade's study stood imposingly at the end of a grand corridor. The door creaked open as I entered, and the scent of aged books and polished wood enveloped me. Alpha Kade sat behind an intricately carved desk, his eyes lifting from a stack of papers as I approached. "Alpha Gray," he greeted, his voice carrying a weight that bespoke authority. "To what do I owe the pleasure of this late-night visit?" I took a seat across from him, the gravity of our impending conversation settling in. "Alpha Kade, I need to discuss something of great importance. It con

Kade’s POV “I’ll have no choice but to pull out of this trade agreement if we can’t come to a compromise, Alpha Atwood. I’m sorry, but I have to look out for my people, too.” Kade crossed his ankle over his knee beneath the table, leaning forward on his elbows. Across the table, the opposing Alpha glared back at him, his two rather squirrely advisors scribbling furiously on their notepads on either side of him.

"I won't be staying in the Alpha's quarters. That's final." "Sera—" "I said no. You don't get to protect me. You don't get to be my Alpha. You don't get to be anything to me." "I'm trying to—" "I don't care what you're trying to do." I picked up the contract from the table and tore it down the middle. Then again, and again. The shredded pieces fluttered onto his desk. "We stick to the contract we signed, Alpha. No personal additions." Rowan shifted his weight near the door. Kade lifted a hand without looking at him, and Rowan settled back, his jaw tight.

I slid my phone out of my pocket and dialled my lawyer’s office. “Good morning, Alpha.” Mr. Cain’s voice came through at the third ring. “Good morning. I would like you to draft a contract for me.” I said. “It’s for my five-year contract marriage.” “Your contract marriage?” He replied; his usual monotone voice had a surprised edge, and I grinned. Was I impulsive and acting overconfident? No. There were situations where my alpha instinct could easily detect how things were going to end. It was one of them. I was going to get the girl.

I love you, dad. ~From your ‘Little Warrior’. Eloise” *** CASSIAN’S POV “The Winter-Hill Alpha would be concluding a multi-million deal with Raven Pack, he’s set to own a one-third of their auto-mobile company.” Gideon reported to me, and I couldn’t help but smile at that. “Knowing the Raven Pack Alpha, he’d likely want the meeting held at one of his private resorts. He loves showing off.” I reasoned. “I’ll find out exactly which resort this meeting will be taking place in.”

But this time, he no longer looked as cold. "There's a deal." He cleared his throat. "I'll keep your secret and even help you when needed. In return, let's get married." Scarlet thought she'd heard wrong. She waited for the man to say the right thing. But the alpha stood there, staring at her as if scrutinizing her. "I'm Alpha Kaden of the West Kingdom. This is a contractual marriage that would end in two years. You're in?" Scarlet finally understood she hadn't heard him wrong. Her expression chilled.