Synopsis Of The Alpha Contract Novels & Stories

Kye, his dad, Layton and Nicholas had all headed for a cigar and then to Kye’s office to sign a contract. Once anyone is mated to an Alpha, a contract is always signed, stating that they are responsible for the safety of their mate. If the mate is to lose their lives through suspicious circumstances or forced to flee from abusive actions or severe neglect, the Alpha in question will be put to trial and could have his status and title removed.

And I’m going to make damn sure she got it—even if it meant going to war with anyone who stood in her way. ***** The next evening, I sat in my new office, an untouched glass of whiskey in my hand as I stared at the signed contract before me. Alpha Gregory’s desperation had led him straight to me. His finances were crumbling thanks to Alpha Frank’s little investment, and he needed a way out. I was happy to provide one.

His blood steamed on the pavement. I lifted the necklace, my hand trembling. She was alive. She was waiting. And I would tear apart every shadow, every betrayal, every lie until she was back in my arms. Maximus thought he could outplay me. Evelyn thought she could undo me. But they had forgotten one thing. I was Alpha. And no one took what was mine.

Maybe one day I will admit this to him, but now it's still far too early. I try to keep my nose out of the argument until Nero's body tenses, and he raises his voice. "The contract can't be broken. If you want to breach it, you die. Now, hand me the goddamn pills and his medical records or say goodbye to the Alpha position. My wife is the rightful Alpha of this pack; like it or not, old man, I have no problem in killing you to get what I need or what my wife deserves. You have ten seconds; think twice."

“I’ll make them pay for everything they’ve done.” Marcus brought a contract. "Alpha Logan has long known that Miss Anne does not like him, but for the interests of both countries, he has no choice. This is the contract brought by Alpha Logan. It lasts for three years." I raised an eyebrow, intrigued. “Three years?” “Yes,” Marcus replied firmly. You can part ways if you're unhappy after those three years.” I considered this for a moment before nodding. “Alright, three years it is.” Marcus didn't quite believe me. He coldly ordered, "I really don't know why Logan decided to keep you. Don't forget to prepare for Alpha Logan's wedding."

"You think you can stand there and act all high and mighty? You were a pathetic Luna, Dahlia. You were weak. You didn’t deserve me, and you sure as hell don’t deserve to rule." My chest tightened, but before I could respond, Killian’s voice cut through the room, sharp and commanding. "Enough." His presence alone silenced the murmurs that had begun to ripple through the crowd. His piercing gaze locked onto Cade, unyielding. "The contract stands, and the consequence is clear. Since you failed to uphold your duties as Alpha, since you not only betrayed your mate but also your pack, I have no choice but to honor the terms of the agreement. Your packs will separate." Cade's expression twisted int

~Third Person's POV~ Loud heartbeats and uneven breaths in the pin-drop silence made the alpha proudly smirk at the girl standing in front of him but that didn't do any good to the anger and hatred that he was feeling towards her. He did everything that she asked him to do... Leaving out one or two moments when he let his inner thoughts take over him, but all she did was break the contract, and somewhere... His heart, too.

“Why do we need to draw a contract? Do you not trust my word as the alpha of my territory?” Alpha Remi smiled at his words. He glanced behind Alpha Edwin and then stated coldly, “We all know how hard it is for us to find you once you go missing. I think it’s better if we draw a contract.” “But this is my daughter’s pre-wedding party,” Alpha Edwin tried to escape from the situation but the other alphas were not willing to let him go.

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.

Once, I’d believed that that knowledge alone would be enough to bring him down, but the reality of it was that it wasn’t, because it didn’t change the fact that I was still one, wolfless woman, in the face of an Alpha with an army at his command. “But there’s still a lot of things I have to put in place, so I’ll need time.” He added, and I nodded in agreement. It was no small feat, a mission like this would take a whole lot of planning and that meant time. “Once, I’d been… naïve enough to believe that offering myself as your mistress is payment enough,” I admitted, my thoughts trailing back to the beautiful woman he’d walked in with—Rosalia. Suddenly his earlier words felt less an insult, be