The Alpha Contract Novels & Stories

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 is strict, but he’s not heartless. He just has a lot on his shoulders.” “I’m not here for his kindness,” I said. “I’m just here to do my part and be done with it.” Lily’s smile slowly disappeared. “You really think it’ll be that easy?” “What do you mean?” She stood up and smoothed her apron. “You signed a contract with an Alpha. That’s more than just a title, it’s his nature. And in this world, everything has a price.” Before I could say anything else, she walked out.

“Bring the contract.” He returned with a leather scroll, freshly inked and ready. I unrolled it across the table and handed Silva a blade. “It’s simple,” I told her as I read it aloud. “Clause one: No strings attached. This is a business contract, not a love story. Clause two: Nominal relationship. We’ll act like a couple when needed, nothing more. Clause three: Public appearances as necessary. Clause four: We act together against the Alpha family of Red Drop Pack. And clause five: Once the mission is complete, we part ways.”

I whispered to Jason and he walked closer to the Alpha. I did not listen to Jason's conversation with him. I kept staring at nothing. Jason walked back to me. "He agrees to it" I stared at the Alpha and I could see a smirk on his face. He must have wanted to get rid of them, I thought. I nodded to Jason and he smiled. "He will pay as much as you want," he told him. "They do not worth much" the Alpha replied. "Then can we sign up the contract?" "Let's go to my office for the signing of the contract"

Without giving me a chance to respond, Alpha Marius continues but in a steady and business-like attitude now. "I need someone to play the role of my Luna for show. I will need it for my political and business strategy later on." Then Alpha Marius turns around and picks up a folder from the table. He hands it to me like this entire thing had been decided long before I stepped into the room. "Read this contract and sign it after. Don't worry. There is no shady dealings in it." "What—" My mind starts spinning while staring at the document. "Once you finished signing it as soon as possible then we can leave."

I wondered how long he had been planning this out; it must have been a while. If I thought I had seen it all, the statement in the last paragraph changed that. “The contractor shall not break this contract for any reason else; /she/ stands to be punished by the contractee in any way he seems fit.” I placed the file on the table. I knew he was twisted; it should be no surprise, but this was beyond even my expectations. Alpha Thane had a habit of surprising people, and I did not mean that in a positive way. “You will punish me?” I questioned

He flinched slightly as our eyes met, his fear evident. Good. “Alpha—“ he wanted to greet. “Speak,” I commanded, my voice sharp and unyielding. There was no need for pleasantries. Alaric swallowed hard, shifting on his feet. “Alpha Atticus…” he began, his voice trembling, “I bring news about Luna Hera.” He said and my entire body tensed. “What about Hera?” I demanded, my voice dangerously low. “She… she has contracted the plague.” The words hit me like a physical blow, and for a moment, I couldn’t breathe. My hands balled into fists at my sides as the rage swelled inside me. My wolf growled in anger.

“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.

"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

The wine from the banquet was making my head heavy and foggy. I called for Carl. "Get me a hangover potion." Usually, Eva would prepare it without needing to be asked. She'd also bring me a few sweet fruits to mask the bitter aftertaste. Carl rushed off, only to return looking troubled. "I'm sorry, Alpha Nick. We're out of hangover potions. Luna Eva always handled this. I'll go buy some right away." I waved him off, feeling even more annoyed. When the potion finally arrived, I downed it and nearly threw it all back up.