Contract With Alpha Logan Chapter 81 Novels & Stories

I could not stop thinking about it. I was feeling a lot of things. Distrust. Exhaustion. Fear. Not the kind of fear that makes you scream or run away.. The kind that settles in slowly after you have been disappointed too many times. I know this kind of fear well. Luke said from behind me "She will agree eventually." His voice was steady. It broke through my thoughts. "Now Anna has nowhere else to go, Alpha. This is the place for her whether she likes it or not." I kept looking at the rain for another second before I turned around slowly.

She added, making the girl's eyes go wide. “No— there's no way I'm going there,” Disagreed the blonde, shaking her head In disapproval. “You can't make me.” She added now stressed. Alpha Gavin scoffed at that. “Actually, we can,” He said with a challenging look, handing her the agreement that her drunken self signed the other night. “You signed. Your signature is here visible and clear, and there's nothing you can do about it now.” He added, folding his arms on his chest.

I thought. “Brother Logan! Brother Logan! Why are you always carring this book everywhere with you? I also noticed that you use the book more after a war or a raid,” I said. “Do you want to know the contents of this book, Luke?” Logan asked. “Yes yes yes!!” I sat on the bed. Logan sat on the bed. “This book contains a group of dangerous alpha’s I’ve fought or the alpha’s I wished to fight one day.” He opened the book and showed me several alpha’s roll he got to his favorite one.

He would soon earn huge profits without doing anything, just negotiating here and there. He would ask Morgan for some money, as they had agreed, ask the mysterious Alpha for his efforts to bring Sarena for him, and protect his head from being slashed by the Alpha's sword, then if Logan managed to get rid of Morgan, he could also ask Alpha in front of him for a reward. "When can I meet that Alpha?" Logan asked. "The sooner the better." "I'll arrange it for you. I'll contact Beta and request a special meeting," Leroy answered convincingly. "But, you have to pay attention to one thing when you meet that Alpha."

I turned, emotionally exhausted. "Take me to the bed.” He nodded and lifted me up. I couldn't even feel my legs, I didn't remember going to bed. “Alpha, you need rest, I'd inform you of the situation when you're ready.” "No. Continue.” He was silent for a while. "You said the Council?" He nodded. "It was pure chaos, the day Luna was supposed to be executed. The Shadow Pack attacked and wolves poured into the pack house. The shadows killed dozens of pack members, guards, servants, and elders.” He looked out the window.

She took a long breath, “If the Alpha decides that you should be here again then you are more than welcome to stay.” That was acceptance but it wasn't refusal either. “If there is nothing more to say, I have other things I would like to do, have a wonderful day.” I slipped my chair backwards, leaving both sisters to the other plans I had waiting on me. Logan had sent words, he wanted a meeting. Something about how he was thinking of reconciling and with good terms that would benefit both his people and mine. Justin approached me with documents. His face told me all I needed to know, “Don't tell me Logan's terms are stupid.”

“Forgive me, Alpha. You strictly forbade any interruptions during the treaty negotiations with the neighboring clans. You said no external matters were to breach the council room.” Logan stared down at my urgent message, his brow furrowing deeply. The remaining Elders exchanged nervous glances, sensing the sudden, suffocating aura radiating from their Alpha. They whispered among themselves, wondering if a rival pack had launched a raid or if the silver markets had crashed. Logan tried to channel a direct link to my stone, but the connection was dead. “Reschedule the evening assembly for tomorrow dawn.” Without waiting for a response, Logan gripped his heavy fur cloak and stormed out of the c

"Elena, if we don't survive tomorrow..." "We will," I said, my voice as hard as the quartz above us. "Because the Alpha’s Regret isn't finished yet. You still have eighty chapters of redemption to go." He let out a short, surprised laugh, the tension breaking for just a moment. "Only eighty?" "If you're lucky," I teased, a ghost of a smile touching my lips. We stood there in the quiet of the armory, the "Hidden Luna" and the "Regretful Alpha," finally standing on the same side of the line.

I look at Logan, totally amused. He's going to lose this fight if we get deep into it. He knows that. But since he's not only greedy, but stubborn and stupid, he keeps pushing. “This is my final verdict. Alpha Logan, you are to stop whatever ongoing projects you have in that territory, it belongs to the Blue Diamond Pack. Your father signed it over to the late Alpha Lysander and you should respect his will. If at any point, information reaches me that you have refused to vacate the premises, you won't like the fate I'll decide for you. This meeting is over. You both can leave.” I close my eyes and lean against the chair. It takes less than no time for Kyle to get them out of the room. Soon,

Nothing was burning or wolfs screaming yet. The Alpha was at the border. He ran to me. “Alpha Chris, you came faster than I expected.” And he should be grateful. My eyes scanned the place again. “There’s nothing happening here.” He looked down. “Yes, there isn’t.” What? But his letter… “Logan didn’t attack the pack. He had come in as a potato supplier then kidnapped my Beta, mate and five others in the barn.” That was still bad. “But why didn’t you say that? Your letter said he was destroying the pack.”