The Alpha Contract Novels & Stories

The new Alpha's expression was a mixture of shock and eagerness. “An alliance would be acceptable,” he said coolly, seemingly trying to hide his excitement and appear like a composed Alpha. “We can’t exactly discuss it properly now for obvious reasons,” Natalie said, flicking a look at the Alpha male of her pack, who was still very much in wolf form. “We’ll call it a temporary verbal contract—one that will expire in thirty days if you don’t contact us to lay out the details with Dominic.”

But since meeting Louis and his arrogant self, I constantly needed to remind myself not to lash out. I had to remind myself of the exact reason why I accepted this contract in the first place so i couldn’t let myself be distracted this early. I knew for a fact that we had a lot in store for us. The moment we are sworn in as the Alpha and Luna of this pack, all eyes would be on us even more than now. We would have to flawlessly fake the bond and parade ourselves as the sweetest mates out there. How was I supposed to do that when I currently hated his guts and he seemed to hate mine too?

"But Father made me Alpha. I have to protect the last of my line. I need to show them I can be trusted as an alpha." Rose reached across the table and held tightly on to her hand. "We’ll stand with you. Whatever you decide." The words brought a small comfort, but Serena knew the road ahead would be lonely. She pushed back the fear and doubt. If she was to sign the contract, she needed to understand exactly what she was getting into. She had to get revenge for her pack. She had a duty as both lawyer and alpha. And to fulfill all that she needed Dominic's power and influence.

He was beginning to sound unsure about what he was saying, a way to confirm that he was right. Elder Torin had unspoken words on his lips but he was watching to find out the winning side before he made his move smartly as he always does. He just stared blankly when Alpha Sean took the paper from the Omega and took a Quick Look. Then he chuckled and gave it back to Mark. “Any type of contract filed by me as the Alpha of the Territory always has a hidden invisible stamp on it. This is indeed just like the contract papers I have at home but let’s test it to know it’s real.” Alpha Sean ordered that the mountain ash be carefully brought into the council room

“...repeat! This is Sentinel Vane, Bunker Beta. Eurasian sector. If someone listening to the Eden network... the Alpha protocol has cleared the sky, but it deactivated the damn shields! We are unprotected!” In the background of the transmission one heard a striking, good-turistic roar, that let me freeze the blood in the veins. It didn't sound like the hounds of Consortiums. It sounded like an army of rabid, mutated beasts. Kael bent over the console. “Here Commander Kaelen speaks of Bunker Alpha. Vane, how is your status?" A rough, unbelievable laugh went through the noise. “Alpha? With all the gods, you live. Commander, the consortium is history, but the Ash Warlords

“It’s like… our version of a gambling pit. But legal because the Alphas are participating in it. I mean, it's happening here.” My brows raised. “Every time someone challenges the Alpha brothers,” the tall girl added, “the whole pack places bets. It’s tradition. And it’s serious. Real money’s involved, and ego.” I blinked. “So it’s a fight club.” She shrugged. “Kinda. But it’s more than that. It’s just a power display.” A slow smile tugged at the corners of her mouth. “But honestly, no one’s ever beaten Alpha Alex. He’s… undefeated. Seven years straight.”

Alex growled, his eyes glowing gold. The other alpha's eyes grew wide, and he immediately got up and off the bar stool and backed away. "I'm sorry, Alpha." "What's your name?" Alex growled. "It's Earth alpha." "Well, Earth, I don't ever want to see you at my club again. Now get out of my sight." Earth nodded and ran out to the club. Alex turned his attention to Ash and could see how tense he was. Alex closed his eyes and then opened them as he wrapped his arms around Ash once more.

Kael said. ⸻ I opened it. The words were clear, but each one felt heavy. The Constitution of the Pack: 1.The Alpha is the supreme leader. His word is law. 2The Luna stands beside the Alpha, not behind. She balances power with wisdom. 3Strength determines position, but loyalty maintains it. 4Betrayal is punished without mercy. 4The pack survives through unity, not fear. 5Any challenge for leadership must pass through the stages. Stage 1 proves physical strength.

I had to lead by example. As I reached the Alpha’s office, I could hear some commotion on the inside. It was Alec and his father, and they did not seem happy. I bet they have just finished reading the contract that I gave them. I knocked on the door out of courtesy and opened it to look at the two furious alphas. “Your Majesty, what is the meaning of this?” Alpha Cory asked as he approached me, waving the papers around. “What do you mean? It is a contract that states what we talked about. I get Iris, and in exchange, you have more land and money,” I said calmly.

A male voice called from behind me. I turned to face a stranger—an Alpha I didn’t recognize. He was young, likely one of the newer members. Some packs saw frequent shifts in leadership due to power struggles, and it seemed he had recently risen to power. “Hello.” I greeted him with a polite smile. It was only basic courtesy, after all. “I’m Alpha Derrick,” he introduced himself. “Alpha of the Black Thorn Pack.” “Ah, I’ve heard of you.” My interest piqued. He smiled slightly, signaling to the bartender. “A glass of champagne for the lady.”