The Alpha Contract Free Novels & Stories

They say your wolf is scaring investors. A deep, rough voice answered. “Tell them to go to hell.” Lyra froze. She knew that voice from the company speakers. Alpha Xavier. He was back early. She ducked behind the tall leather chair, heart pounding. If he saw her, she would lose this job. She could not afford that. Heavy footsteps entered the office. “Leave me.” The other man sighed and left. The door clicked shut. Lyra held her breath. Just stay still. He will sit down and make calls, and you can slip out when he goes to the inner room.

It was strange he wasn’t around this early. “What about the elder?” I asked softly, trying not to sound too curious. She exhaled, shaking her head. “Alessia, the Alpha signed a fake contract with the Moonlight Pack, and now he has lost half of the pack’s company,” she said, shaking her head in agony. My eyes widened in shock. “What did you just say?”

Alpha Max remarked, giving him a pat on the shoulder as they returned to the office. “I agree to your terms, Fred. I will give you power and authority over half of my pack,” Alpha Max stated. "Alpha Max, we have a deal," Fred said, a smile spreading across his face as he presented a contract for Alpha Max to sign. Alpha Max reached for his pen to sign the deal, but before he could, Fred abruptly halted him. "Are you not going to review the contents of the contract?" Fred asked. "There's no need for that, Fred. This is just a formality; we've both agreed on the terms," Alpha Max stated as he signed the contract.

The contract agreement is just an additional clause that only the two of them know and sign, with mutually agreed terms and conditions. She didn't want the evil Alpha, who had bought her from Leroy, to have a reason to take away her freedom. She was scared. The Alpha, who is her contract husband, is full of mystery, but at least he is gentle and kind. He looked after and protected Sarena in his own way, even sacrificing himself by refraining from claiming Sarena for reasons of Sarena's personal safety. If the worst happens and in the end Sarena might separate from her mysterious husband, it would be better for Sarena to take refuge in Morgan, her boss, who is clearly starting to show signs

"I heard she's the one who's been healing him through ritual; that is why Timika returns to the pack." "Healing him?" Another maid giggled. "By the look on Brandon's face, I'd say she's been doing more than healing. We all have seen Timika today, and Alpha, who usually is around around 6 am, is nowhere to be found at almost 3 pm, I think...." She blushed. "You mean the Alpha finally...?" "Maybe!" "No way. Our cold, ruthless Alpha? With a woman?” "The same Alpha who's never let anyone close? Who's never even looked at a woman twice? But Luna is on contract. How could she sleep with Alpha?"

When the potion finally arrived, I downed it and nearly threw it all back up. It was disgusting! The potion was ten times worse than the ones Eva used to make. "Can't you buy the kind I always drink?" I snapped. The potion wasn't helping, as my headache worsened. Suddenly, Carl slapped his thigh and exclaimed, "Alpha Nick, the potions you had before were made by Luna Eva herself. She said the regular ones had an herb you were allergic to. She even went to a healer to learn how to make a special blend just for you."

“It’s time Luna Alsie, I’m ready.” “Ok, here it goes. I, Alsie Jones, Luna and rightful leader of the Far-Side Moon Pack declare the contract between the disgraced, former Alpha Kordell Sandolf, and the esteemed, former Luna Jazmine Winston, to be complete as of this day. You, Luna Jazmine, are free of your contract. You have upheld your position with grace and greatness. I free you from the bond of the contract and of both Kordell Sandolf and the Far-Side Moon Pack. Luna, do you confirm that this your most recent contract, and this signature is yours?”

“You signed a binding contract with an Alpha. You are whatever the contract says you are.” Her jaw tightened. “Rule two,” he continued. “You do not provoke other Alphas. They will test you. They will try to take you. Some will try to kill you.” A chill slid down her spine. “Because of you.” “Because you survived,” Darius corrected. “That makes you dangerous.” She scoffed softly. “I’m human.” His eyes flashed. “That,” he said, voice dropping, “is what we’re going to discuss.” He stopped an arm’s length away. Close enough that she could feel the heat of him, the barely restrained power humming beneath his skin.

He takes my hand and starts leading me to the office. “Come, we have something to discuss” I don’t argue with him, mainly because I was in shock. This was definitely not what I expected from him. We pass the others and they’re no longer giving me dirty looks. I guess seeing their Alpha’s reaction changed their minds. We get to the office and he locks the door. “I swear I didn’t break the terms of our agreement. I don’t even know those men” I calmly tell him. “I know” comes his reply.

“It was more of, he agreed to her demands.” My curiosity was suddenly piqued. “What do you mean?” He brought out a paper, and placed it in front of me. “This is a copy of the contract approved by the Elders and signed by Alpha Kael.” I took the contract, my eyes widening as I read through it. No true Alpha would sign such a contract. He was basically handing over Pure Moon to Vie. The money Vie loaned them was what Lunara Logistics earned in a day. They were offering the pack to her for spare change.