The Alpha's Contract By Taylor West Amazon Novels & Stories

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.

Sarena saw the name displayed on her phone screen. My Alpha.

Finally, she relented and said, "Alright, I'll try to reach Vaughan for you." Maya couldn't contain her relief, and a genuine smile of gratitude spread across her face. She knew that Penelope's assistance was a significant step in getting the medical help Dominic needed. Their shared history and trust played a crucial role in this moment of crisis. Penelope, who had once been Maya's childhood friend, had risen to become the Luna of the Alpha in the Valdez werewolf pack. Her striking combination of strength, intelligence, and compassion had paved the way for her ascent in the pack's hierarchy.

he replied, his words dripping with a sense of betrayal and resentment. The mention of Freya's name triggered a shocked response from Sylvia. The Freya she knew was someone she had known, someone who had been through life and death with her, and someone she believed to be a kindred spirit. Could this be the same Freya who had a hand in orchestrating this chaos? Doubt and disbelief mingled in Sylvia's thoughts. Amidst the escalating tension, Jason's commands directed the witches to harness their powers and seek ancestral intervention for protection. Simultaneously, the hunters armed themselves with advanced weaponry, preparing to unleash their assault on the Alpha.

That was the first time he called my name since we first met so I figured he was serious but I didn't care because he was starting to piss me off. "What's wrong with me? What's wrong with you? You've been acting like this since we left school." I yelled and we just kept yelling back and forth. "Like what?" "I don't know, you've just been in a horrible mood." "Well, I'm sorry if my best friend was in trouble and I couldn't be there for him but some alpha that you just met helped you." "A beta can't satisfy an omega's heat." Akito gasped, making me register what I had just said, I looked at Daichi and he had that same hurt expression on his face that he had at the door.

Most guests barely noticed me, too caught up in their own excitement about the Alpha’s return. I was pouring water at table nine when Alpha Corbin stood. The room fell silent immediately and I froze with the pitcher still in my hand, every wolf turning to face their Alpha. “My pack,” Alpha Corbin began, his voice carrying easily. “Thank you all for this incredible welcome home.” Applause rippled through the crowd and he smiled, waiting for it to settle before continuing. “Luna and I have spent the past three weeks in the Western Territories negotiating what I can now confirm is the most significant treaty Nightshade has secured in decades.”

Mandy “What are you waiting for, Alpha? This is a disgrace to your name. I see no reason to go after this marriage.” The rest of the Black Moon council murmured loudly in agreement. “He betrayed your sacred engagement and offered her body to others like a slut. Do not disgrace yourself any further, Alpha. Leave that woman,” another one demanded angrily. “That’s right. It will be easy to replace this bitch!” They all turned around with their stabbing glares. Up to now, as I continued to be hurled with insults, Alpha Lucas remained in his spot. He uttered no words nor showed any reactions upon hearing my pregnancy.

Wait, what? Before I knew anything, I was in my wedding dress, and standing in front of me was the alpha of Silver river pack, Alpha Curtis, and right now he was looking at me with hate and disgust. Hey! Don’t look at me like that! It’s not like I wanted to do this. I rolled my eyes and apparently he saw that because right now the look on his face was added a bit of anger and shock. Yeah didn’t see that coming did you? A smirk crept up my face until my eyes met with my father’s.

“Hep! Wait, I believe that's not suitable for you to wear. I heard that you're bullied from your university and seeing you wearing something like this while you're with the Alpha will surely make them laugh.” “Why would they laugh? This is decent. Besides, it doesn't matter. I believe everyone knows I’m a breeder…” I said in a low tone. “That contract is just between Alphas. They don't disclose such a contract. If my brother finds out that Alpha Morris spreaded rumor that he sold you as his breeder, Lucas won't just sit still. He will surely take action!” Taylor answered. “Is that so?” I asked. I didn’t know that they have a disclosure contract because I didn’t have the chance to ask.

Troy walked to her and said, "Everyone was on the verge of losing their breath a while ago. Alpha is so dangerous! His aura is undefeatable." Sophia glanced at Alpha Noble and his beta, whom Beta Robert and Delta Edger were escorting out. "He lost 5% without any reason,” she mumbled. Troy's laugh came to her ears as she turned to him. "What?" she asked. "You should be happy that Alpha didn't cancel the deal." "Wasn't it an important deal?"