The Alpha Contract Luna Novels & Stories

I asked Owen, still finding it hard to believe that less than a minute ago, I discovered who my mate was, and he turned out to be an Alpha. If that isn't crazy, I don't know what is. "I guess you could say you have some luck. You're not going to get killed, but you'll be confined, whether you like it or not," he replied, and I frowned. "Confined? What do you mean by confined? He wouldn't do that to his mate, would he?" I asked, and a wicked cackle escaped his lips. "Don't even think about it, Missy. The Alpha is already engaged to his future Luna, and in the grand scheme of things, you don't exactly matter," Owen responded, and my heart sank into my stomach.

“Thank you for giving me another chance.” Luna nodded and looked down at her hands again. “What happens now, Alpha?” she asked quietly. “What happens when the pack finds out?” Alpha Asher’s expression turned serious. “Now we prepare for war, Luna,” he said quietly. “Because there will be war. There will be challenges. There will be people who try to hurt you. But I promise you this - I will protect you. I will protect our child. No matter what it takes.” Luna nodded slowly and looked up at Alpha Asher. “Okay,” she said quietly. “Okay. I trust you. For now.”

“Don’t talk nonsense! I don’t care, I won’t accept this. I should be the one standing here as your Luna, not her!” And with that, she spun on her heel and stormed off. The two men behind Dario shifted as if to follow her, but he raised a hand. “Let her go.” One bowed slightly. “Forgive us, Alpha. We didn’t think she’d cause trouble.” “It’s fine. I should’ve warned you not to let her in even if she’s Luna’s family. Go back to patrol.” “Yes, Alpha.” They left at once. I stood frozen, my mind tangled. Why was Selena so desperate to cling to her lie? And, who were they that she mentioned?

I counter. “Seventy-thirty,” he counters back. “Done.” “Done. You have a deal. When are we attacking again?” “When can you be ready? I hear he is having some celebration this weekend, a Luna ceremony I believe. We could attack before or after, but I wouldn’t attack during. My scouts say that Alpha Henry and Alpha Connor will both be there,” I say. “Who is his Luna?” “One of Alpha Warren’s brats. The oldest female,” I say.

I laid my hand on top of the water and watched the little ripples bounce off my skin. "Your father..." I trailed off. I didn't know if it was a sensitive subject. I turned and saw his twisted face, a thick crease between his brows. "Never mind, forget I said anything." I laid a hand to his shoulder. He looked at me and sighed. "What's a Luna?" I changed the subject quickly. He tilted his head back up and ran a hand through his damp hair. "An Alpha's mate. It's the female Alpha of a pack." He watched my reaction. I was the Luna, right? Is that possible for a human to be?

He'd been ready to be Alpha since he was just a pup. He'd trained hard and had listened to (almost) every piece of advice his father had given him over the years while he'd groomed him to become Alpha. He and his wolf were born to lead, there was nothing else that they wanted. Derulo would be his Beta, he would mate with the daughter of the Alpha of the Eastern pack, and everything would fall into place. Sure, he would never get the love that Derulo had with Manda, but his father had made an agreement to mate his oldest son with the oldest daughter of the fellow Alpha to form a stronger alliance than friendship. Samantha was a nice enough girl, even though she was only seventeen, which

But it’s far more than I can handle. “Could I have the entry-level position instead?” I counter. I just need a job, not a ticket into political intrigue. It sounds like this pack leading business is a mess, and I don’t want any part of it. “It’s the Luna position or nothing, I’m afraid.” He reaches into his desk and pulls out a contract, “We don’t hire humans for entry-level positions. Too dangerous. They tend to get hurt. But if you sign this Luna Contract, you will have all the protection of the pack, and of me, as your Alpha. You will help me in a tricky time, and in turn, I can help you during yours. “

However, the Alpha smiled and leaned back into his seat, almost at ease at my revelation. “Yes, exactly.” He had a pleased look on his face. “Okay. What’s in it for me?” I asked, knowing that my life was one thing. “I will pay you $10,000 dollars if you bring my Luna to me unharmed. However, you will need to cover your tracts perfectly, no one can see you, no one can know I hired you, she must simply disappear, and it needs to appear that she chose to leave.” I nodded and leaned back into my seat also, the mood becoming a little more relaxed as we spoke. I needed the money, so I really didn’t want to turn down this opportunity regardless of situation. And I had heard of some females hooking

“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?”

I was glad that it was all over now. I hesitated, but then, with a small smile, I made my way toward him, sitting down next to Kai. The weight of that seat, the responsibility it symbolized, wasn’t lost on me. I was going to be an actual Luna now and not some play toy. As I sat down, Kai gave me a brief, reassuring smile before returning his attention to the pack members in front of him. A farmer stood before him, his face lined with worry and exhaustion. “Alpha,” he began, his voice trembling. “The skin walkers, they’ve been coming into the pack, ravaging our crops. My first daughter was taken just last night. Eaten alive.”