The Alpha Contract Luna Novels & Stories

He stopped pacing around the room and brought his finger under my chin, forcing me to look into his pale blue eyes with no life in it. Your Lycan pack is a thing of the past now, I made sure of it, so don't think anyone would come looking for a worthless Omega like yourself. So don't place any hope on a rescue or hatch any plan of trying to escape." "If you do your duties well, we'll feed you and you won't turn into a pack-less rogue. That is the only assurance I can give you. My name is Lincoln, but you will address me as Alpha."

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.”

I repeated, my tone quieter now, but heavier, more dangerous. I stepped closer, closing the distance between us. The air between us felt thick, tense, like it could snap at any second. I placed my hand on his shoulder, but he shoved it off almost immediately. “She is not just any subject,” I said firmly, my eyes locked onto his. “She is the Luna of this pack. Her lying in one of those beds is the same as the Alpha being hospitalized in his own public hospital.” He let out a light chuckle, the sound dry and dismissive, rubbing against my patience the wrong way.

The Alpha of the Gritta pack along with 3 betas and Ostana 3 brothers were already seated at the main hall with Lucian, Adolphus, and Farkas, a beta from the Gamma pack. “Prince Lucian, It is a pleasure to have you here today…” Alpha Tidwulf was saying while Lucian was lazily sitting with a bored expression. He wanted this to be over with. While Alpha Tidwulf was speaking, he was looking around his poorly decorated mansions. Lucian almost laughed when he saw a mini statue of the moon goddess. Did she really exist? Or was she punishing him by not giving him his soul mate? While he was lost in his thoughts, still looking around, the wind carried something, the air carried a scent. One of straw

He looked at me. "I Alpha Ryan Black Bishop rejected you, Bella Adams, as my mate and Luna" The last hope of mine died after hearing this. His words stabbed my heart like a sharp knife, cutting my heart into tiny pieces. I looked at him for the last time. His commanding glare and disgust in his eyes showed clearly that it was over. I bent my head. 'I, Bella Adams, accept your rejection," I whispered, then he turned away. Tears rolled down my cheek as he started back steps.

“You're so good at confrontation that you make it seem like your interlocutors have no other choice. No wonder your ex's company used to win big tenders.” I held my breath as his big, long fingers stroked my lower lip. His handsome face came forward, bringing us very close. His perfect nose played with the tip of my nose, causing tingles all over my body. “A Luna has to be versatile, Alpha.” I pushed his chest back, allowing his embrace to slip away from my body. I lifted my chin while giving him a smirk. His full lips grinned. “Of course not, Grace. A Luna's job duties are limited to being the Alpha's companion and producing offspring. It's very rare for an Alpha to let his Luna step in to

Her blonde hair circles into tight ringlets that bounced around her face. “Alpha Dane.” Her shrill voice made me wince and I knew my hand had automatically tightened around Alpha Danes. “We were not expecting you yet. I believe the contract stated that you would return after thirty days.” So they had read it. “It also states that I will return within fourteen if I’m not satisfied.” Alpha dane mutters as he give my hand a little squeeze back. “You got what you want!” Luna Cassandra glares at me. “And we have not done anything wrong.”

"S–so it's that easy these days? And accepted? You said so yourself, that humans and shifters didn't make sense. Then why allow ones to be turned?" He leaned in close, and she could smell his aftershave, "Call us, progressive. We understand that advancement means getting things done no matter the cost." "Ok, now what about customs? What did you mean by the perfect Luna?" She shifted in her seat, feigning discomfort on her leg again so she could grasp the candleholder behind her. She needed to keep him talking long enough for him to turn his back. "The Luna is the Alpha's right-hand women essentially. She gains respect and authority, though never more than the Alpha, but it is enough to lead

"Listen, Luna, it's... it's... Please, just calm down, okay? I'm sorry for not telling you." Luna shook her head, "No Alex, we made a deal that once you get the shares, our contract will be over, and I think right now it's best if we bring everything to an end to avoid parting on bad terms." "Parting on bad terms?" Alex asked. "Luna, are you going to go back on your word to care for me until I'm okay?" "But you went back on your word, Alex. You failed to abide by the contract," Luna replied.

“Alpha King of the werewolf kingdom. If anyone can find them, it’s me.” Her eyes widened. “You’re... the Alpha King?” I nodded. “Not officially, but yes. I’ll use every resource I have to make them pay. That’s my promise.” She stared at me, her voice trembling. “Thank you.” Fenrir’s voice cut into my thoughts like a knife. “She’s perfect.” I frowned internally. “Perfect for what?” “Don’t be dense, Edward. You’ve been searching for a contract Luna, haven’t you? One is sitting right in front of you. And the best part? She’s an Alpha.”