Contract With Alpha Logan Novels & Stories

This is a mansion. Our journey ended as he parked the car in front of the pack house. He simply stated, “Get out. Logan will show you to your room. Remember, your duties to me and this pack began the moment you signed that contract.” There was no time for my response; he swiftly exited the car, slamming the door behind him. I stepped out and waited for Logan as he parked his car behind us. “Not even a day, and already you have pissed off the Alpha. You are very talented, Luna; I give you that,” Logan remarked.

"I've heard that each Alpha has a different condition attached to their agreement." I chuckled a low rumbling sound as I leaned back in my chair, studying his face. Your pack is different, Alpha Logan," I said, my eyes glinting. "I'm not going to attach any conditions to this alliance, apart from one." Logan's eyebrows furrowed a little. “What's that?" he asked with curiosity in his voice. I leaned forward, my eyes locked on his, watching his reaction. "I expect you to continue running your business as you have been," I said, my voice firm. "Legally, and with integrity. You're a good Alpha, Logan. I expect you to continue being one."

the oddly familiar voice said. It took me a few seconds to place the voice. It was his beta, Logan, the one I'd heard him arguing with when we had been back at my pack. So much had happened since then that that seemed ages ago even though it had only been a few days. "What do you want?" Alpha Evan asked him, his tone cold, void of any and every emotion known. It was actually kind of scary how frosty his voice had suddenly become. I gulped. Any lesser man would be quaking in his boots, but Logan's voice was strong when he replied, "I'm here to get signatures from you on a few important documents. They need your seal of approval as the Alpha."

But now, I think it's time I take her up on her challenge. *** ALEX'S POV After an agonizing two hours, Logan finally sent for me. I was expecting him to show gratitude for saving his life, and I had already prepared myself on how I'd wave it off like it was nothing important. But instead; "You'll have to sign another contract Alex." He said as soon as I walked into his office. "Another contract?" I mumbled, my jaws seeming to loose their elasticity. "Sit down," he said, gesturing to the chair in front of him.

I didn't doubt his strength, but his motivation was a total mystery. Logan pulled a cold ale from the ice-box, cracked it, and took a long pull. He leaned back against the counter, casting a sidelong look at me. "Brandon is an Alpha. Males like him are always ten steps ahead on the hunt. We cannot hope to track his logic. Perhaps he simply views you as a vital asset to Pierce Holdings. Protecting you is an investment in the company’s future talent." I took his explanation with a heavy dose of skepticism. Logan’s expression was a mask of stone. I couldn't tell if he was being truthful or if he was weaving a clever lie. I opened my mouth to press him, but Logan sighed and sat back down beside

Wayland solemnly promised. Alpha Logan smiled satisfactorily. He had a larger plan in mind, and those who had harmed his beloved daughter wouldn't get off lightly.

It was the first time I had seen him genuinely happy in years. And now… he was going to be taken away before he even had a chance to live. There was a long silence before my father spoke again, his voice laced with barely contained rage. "But how come Alpha Maximus is fine? Was he not supposed to share in the effects of the incomplete bond?" "I'm sure he’s feeling it too… but it might not be as severe because he is an Alpha. And he was the one who rejected her. The person being rejected feels most of the pain."

As nice as this man seemed, he had to be a little crazy if this was how he acted around everyone. "This is tricky to explain, but I'll still try my best. Years ago, before Alpha and Luna died, my father had a deal with them. Since the Alpha couple were planning for another baby, I believe their son was three back then, they came to my father to build an alliance. Long story short, they hit it off so well that my father and Alpha Ares got drunk and agreed that if they had a daughter, she would be engaged to me." Logan stopped pacing and ran his hand through his fingers.

The people who smiled with me and praised me for being the best now stared at me like I was a taboo, not worthy to be seen. "The people are demanding justice," Kyle continued. "If we don't act, the pack will tear itself apart. You know this, Alpha. Yes, she's the Luna, but for three years she hasn't given you an heir. Since she came into this pack, it's been one disaster or the other. Things are getting worse with her. You need to act fast, Alpha." I bent my head slowly. The tears burning my eyes, threatening to fall. No one was listening to me. They didn't care about the truth. They didn't even know about the contract.

How unfortunate. "Yes, Alpha Azriel," Liam said, his lashes blinking in fear. "Alpha Logan mentioned countless times that the two of you had a contract. You would invest in his new project, and both of you would split the profits equally. But we don't want that anymore. You can stop investing in the project and terminate the contract." He couldn't even maintain eye contact, yet he wanted to rule two packs. I stubbed my cigarette into the ashtray before opening my drawer and pulling out a file.