Contract With The Alpha Novels & Stories

She clutched her purse. "That's him. That's the name I heard. The voice. The contract —it's a trap." Annie said not out loud, but only in her mind. They walked into Alpha’s office—a massive space, floor-to-ceiling windows, a desk that looked like it cost more than a car. Diego set the folder on the desk and opened it, pulling out a thick contract. Alpha pulled out one of the chairs for Annie and guided her to sit. "Just need your signature on page forty-eight sir. Standard terms, everything we discussed." Diego continued like he just couldn't wait.

Instead, I placed the contract on the table, slow and deliberate. “You’ve already read it,” I said calmly. “So we can skip the posturing.” The Alpha at the head of the table smiled, though it didn’t reach his eyes. “Careful,” he murmured. “You’re in wolf territory. You’ve got nerve walking in here.” I remained standing. “I don’t waste time pretending I don’t.” A subtle shift moved through the room. The Alpha tilted his head slightly. “You think this deal protects you?” “No,” I replied, just as calm. “It makes me necessary.”

I still didn't trust him, but trust was not what I needed right now. Morris's betrayal still burned inside me, and no one had stood beside me when my world collapsed. Now the most powerful Alpha in the region was offering me a way forward. I drew in a slow breath. "All right, Alpha Nicolai." His gaze sharpened slightly. "I accept your proposal." The words left my lips before fear or doubt could stop them. Alpha Nicolai nodded once. "The contract will be prepared tomorrow morning. It will remain in effect for one year. Once you sign it, you will be recognized by both pack law and civil law as my Luna.”

"It’s the only thing I can do peacefully in this pack." "Well, it’s proving useful to us now, so keep at it," he said, walking right up to me. "Create your fancy perfume and bring it over the moment it’s ready. I think those are the most important things we need for now. As for the actual duration of this contract... we’ll discuss that when I’m finally crowned as the Alpha." "How about... Rodney?" I asked, the thought suddenly crossing my mind. "When will he be gone? I think he might have witnessed the introduction downstairs today..."

he questioned, I shrugged. “I’ve not thought that far yet.” “You do realize after we’ve gotten Scott abducted and she’d had her revenge, she’d have no more reason for staying, right?” “Not unless I give her a reason to stay,” I said simply, but of course Gideon had read every single meaning behind those words. “What are you up to, Alpha?” “I’ll say we focus on the task ahead of us. You deliver the letter, while I make sure this doesn’t end up a total disaster.”

In addition to this, we had already started the process of soliciting bids from local contractors in order to supervise the demolition of the previously existing buildings once the land was officially transferred into our ownership. I, too, had started carrying out the responsibilities that came with being Alpha. There were official notices that needed to be sent to Amanda saying that I had extended my protections to Sebastian, Sam, and Zane and welcomed Sebastian, Sam, and Zane into my pack as members. There had been gatherings with other Alphas from all over the world, during which I had the opportunity to present Sebastian and myself and establish that our pack was now secure and safe. In

Carlos tested Malcolm to see how smart he was. “Plans, the goal now is to destroy them and you know they can be very smart. You need someone who can give you the information you need about them and this is where I come in, I will give you everything you want to know about them. That is what is called backstabbing—" "Interesting choice of words," Carlos mentioned. Malcolm continued undisturbed. "—And it is always interesting but the only thing I want from you is to promise me you won’t betray me when you become an Alpha,” Malcolm said.

I pass a copy of the contractual agreement to my warrior who tosses it on Alpha Cory’s desk. His hands shake in rage, his Beta is equally angry, but I continue. Both men are acting like children who got caught with their hand in the cookie jar. We reviewed the agreement in its entirety, and I confirmed with Alpha Cory that it was his signature on the document. “Great so now that we have that figured out, let’s take a look around the property, shall we?”. Alpha Cory stands and walks around his desk, “If you want to look around, go ahead. The Beta will show you the place. For now, I have some calls I need to make,” he says as he pushes us out of his office.

“The bad news is that the meeting I went to, didn’t go accordingly. The Alpha wasn’t happy that I was meeting with him instead of you. He wanted me to inform you that if you didn’t take an alliance with him seriously, he would not renew the contract he has with you.” “That isn’t really bad news. I was already thinking about not renewing the contract. My father signed a contract with him to earn a little bit of money by offering training. If he wants to find someone else, it won’t hurt us to lose the funds. When the contract expires, recall our warriors. Right now we need to focus our attention on other matters.”

She didn’t reply to that, hearing that she was almost there, I knew I needed to end the dinner with Alpha Wilson and his daughter. “I will just have my beta draft the contract and then send it to you, so you can add your signature and double check to confirm I didn’t change anything or add to it, you the mind of alphas and the way they worked,” I told him in a hurry, as I grabbed the documents and slipped them into the folder.