The Alpha Contract Novels & Stories

"It’s too big for just me. Cassie already offered for me to move into her dorm room, and I was planning to do that soon. I can’t accept this house. And the money you sent for this contract? I haven’t even spent half of it." "The Alpha has already agreed to let you move in here—" "Wait, Alpha? You told him I’m moving in?" I interrupted, incredulous. "Yeah. He was furious when he found out I entered this house last night after he banned me from using it because of the constant night parties I hosted here. But I told him I brought you here because you said you loved the house and wanted us to live here together after our mating ceremony," he explained, utterly unbothered by the his lie.

“That stress will only last for one year, though. While the compensation and the benefits you're going to get from this can last a lifetime as long as you know how to manage it properly. But if you're really having second thoughts, then we might as well end this conversation now and let's go our separate ways. After all, I can't work with someone who is too emotional and is bound to change their mind however they see fit. So, mind handing me that contract?“ I laid my hands, asking Mandy to give me the contract, but she quickly hugged the contract as if she were afraid of it being taken away from her. “No! What the hell are you saying? Like I told that mean and bitchy assistant of yours, I am

he asked me as we looked at each other. “Fine! But in one rule," I responded. "What is it? “he asked me. "Let me flirt with other guys. You have no right to control my life" I told him, sarcastically. He just laughed at what I said to him and agreed. He said he doesn't even care about my personal life. He just needs a wife to show up in front of the council. We signed a one year contract just to make sure that we don’t break any rules.

Travis said and asked them to leave as soon as they could; otherwise, he would not be leaving a single person alive there. “I—I will leave right now.” The old lady said and looked at his terrifying appearance, he was covered in blood from head to toe, he looked terrifying, if Sylvia were to wake up and witness him like this, she would faint once again. “Leave.” He yelled, making the living ones shudder in fear. They had never met such an Alpha in their lives. He was not only capable enough to kill whomever he wanted with his powerful attacks but he was even able to save the ones he wanted to keep alive.

Maybe one day I will admit this to him, but now it's still far too early. I try to keep my nose out of the argument until Nero's body tenses, and he raises his voice. "The contract can't be broken. If you want to breach it, you die. Now, hand me the goddamn pills and his medical records or say goodbye to the Alpha position. My wife is the rightful Alpha of this pack; like it or not, old man, I have no problem in killing you to get what I need or what my wife deserves. You have ten seconds; think twice."

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.”

he said coolly, seemingly trying to hide his excitement and look at the composed Alpha. "We can't exactly discuss it properly now for obvious reasons," she 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 a month if you don't contact us to lay out the details with Dante." Looking apprehensively at Dante, the Alpha said, "You'll be there too, right?" She smiled. "Don't worry, I won't let him eat you. Once we're inside, you can take Jake's body." At the Alpha's surprised look, she said, "Despite how disappointing this turned out to be, he deserves a proper burial."

the tears broke me so badly that my chest tightened. “I wouldn't…” I lied because when I find him, I will be ending his life. “I don't trust you…” “I promise not to harm you” He laughed. “Move over to the table in the middle of the hall. You will find a contract and a seal. That is the deal of the Alphas. You know that if you go against it, everyone will come for you and won't stop until your life is ruined. Stamp on it, now!” My blood ran cold and a scoff escaped me. Did he honestly think that I still cared about becoming an Alpha? Was that why he was trying to bind me to some stupid rules?

“The Alpha of the War pack?” “Yes. He sent us and paid a huge sum of money for it.” Dwight scoffed. “I can’t believe this. Who knows, this might be a cooked story”, he said. “He has proof”, frank said and passed a paper to Dwight. “That is the contract they signed.” Dwight looked at the contract and indeed the seal of the War Pack was there alongside alpha Reid’s signature. ¶¶¶ Ps: Mind link: a way wolves communicate with themselves with their mind.

Instead, I placed the contract on the table, slow and deliberate. “You’ve already read it,” I said calmly. “So we can skip the posturing.” The Alpha at the head of the table smiled, though it didn’t reach his eyes. “Careful,” he murmured. “You’re in wolf territory. You’ve got nerve walking in here.” I remained standing. “I don’t waste time pretending I don’t.” A subtle shift moved through the room. The Alpha tilted his head slightly. “You think this deal protects you?” “No,” I replied, just as calm. “It makes me necessary.”