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I looked over at the hearth. Section 14b. I knew the exact phrasing of that clause better than most ranked wolves in this territory. I had memorized the full, ancestral pack code as a child, long before I had any practical reason to enforce it. My father had insisted that an Alpha who did not know his own laws was an Alpha who could be outmaneuvered by anyone who did. I had read the bonded transferee clause a hundred times over the years in the abstract, detached way you read old statutes that apply to situations you never personally expect to encounter. I had read it three times in the past two months in a way that was no longer abstract at all.

Chapter: 17 ****** The next morning, Christopher woke up with unwavering determination. He needed to get closer to Logan discreetly, without alerting anyone to his true intentions. He decided to leverage his connections in law enforcement, using his badge as an excuse to seek Logan's assistance on a case. This was the perfect opportunity for him to gather more information on the man he was about to confront. He knew it would work, but he had to be careful not to tip off Logan that something was going on. The situation required delicate handling. Logan was an intelligent man, with a good grasp of people, his powers, and his surroundings. If they were to ever meet, Chris did not want Logan to

If there was going to be a war then they had to inform them, if not then it was a declaration of nonstop war until the alpha of the attacked pack deemed it okay to stop. We rushed down to the dungeon where Logan was going to be taken. We had planned everything, down to how he was going to act when it was time for him to be taken. When we got there, the coast was clear and it was at that time that they started to bring him out. I was glad that I decided that we came out this time, because things seemed to be going according to my plan. Nancy watched behind me as the car started to drive, and then I ran to stand in front of the car, making it crash into a tree. I groaned as I stood up from the

“You said earlier that you wanted to cancel the arrangement. But the thing is, Lyra… you can’t.” Lyra blinked, her mind scrambling to catch up. “What do you mean, I can’t? Of course, I can. I didn’t agree to this whole ‘stepbrother’ thing when I signed that ridiculous contract.” Dyrion shook his head. “It doesn’t matter. You still signed it, and it’s legally binding.” Erix chimed in, his tone softer but no less serious. “The contract wasn’t just a verbal agreement, Lyra. It’s an actual legal document. Once you signed, you committed to the terms.”

Then he turns to me. “Something going on, I need to know about?” he asks. “No,” I say simply. I fix my eyes in an unblinking, concentrated stare and meet his gaze.“ Are there any contractually necessary activities coming up, Alpha Santiago?” His eyes scan my face, and his eyebrows furrow. “No, not that comes to mind.” I sigh. “Good, keep me apprised, please. I want to fulfill my obligations. I do believe that your feral issue is no longer as much of a threat. Perhaps we can look into amending the living situation clause?”

“The eagerness. The unwillingness to read the contract even when warned. How he so easily agreed to letting you come with me. It sounds like we missed something. Never have I had an Alpha that has been so desperate to make a contract with me without reading through my terms and conditions. Normally, it has always been the other way around. I would practically force them into it, but I would still give them a chance to opt out, if it suited me.” He pulls faces at Logan as he catches him, “But Trey was beyond desperate. It may not have been that they were going to fight, but maybe the plan was to protect themselves and they did not in any way have the numbers. They needed help.” “What would th

“Really? I... I would love that, Alpha Logan!” Watching this exchange, my heart felt lighter. Logan’s offer wasn’t just about providing shelter or rectifying a tense situation—it was about offering Jamie a new direction, a purpose that went beyond his struggles on the streets. As Logan led the way back to our car, Jamie eagerly trotting beside him, I followed, my thoughts a whirlwind. Logan had handled the situation with grace and authority that commanded respect, not just from the shopkeeper but from me as well. It was moments like these that began to shift my perception of him—not merely as the Alpha but as a man who acted with a profound sense of duty and kindness.

Kara whispered and suddenly buried her face in Alpha Logan's chest. "Get off me!" Alpha Logan yelled, pushing her to the bed. "You only think of yourself and things that will benefit you. Do you know the huge mess you created? I am trying to help you clean up the mess, and you're spewing rubbish. I choose Alexa to be my slave for a reason, so I am not killing her. If you ever try to throw any stunt against her, you will not believe what I will do to you. I am only letting this pass, but this would be the last time I will ever do that. If you ever commit a crime to hurt or kill anyone, I won't stand up for you, and I will be fair in judgement. The choice to change is yours now," Alpha Logan s

Slowly, reluctantly, I lifted my head, my gaze sweeping across the room. There they were—all the Alphas, watching me with expressions that ranged from mockery to something even darker. Their eyes locked on me like predators circling their prey. I could recognize all of them, and they could recognize me. This was all a set up. “Well, well,” One of the Alphas spoke, his voice laced with mockery. I turned to look at him and recognized him immediately. Logan, Alpha of the Midnight Howlers, a tall, dark-haired man with a cruel smile. He had once tried to challenge my authority in a border dispute.

Contracted to the wrong Alpha Chapter 70 Lilia's Pov When I saw the reaction of Lex's mother back at the mansion, concerning the proclamation of Wood of Dark Wolves, I felt instant dread and anticipated the worst. Even Alveria’s expression gave off and I shook with fear. I didn't know what activity was carried out there but I felt calm and composed at my outer expression till I was taken to a place that was darker than the shade of a dragon in a thick cave.