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

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.”

“Alpha, we’ve served you faithfully for years! Whatever those men have told you is false. We would never betray you or this pack.” ​Alpha Phillip’s expression darkened, his jaw tightening. “Loyalty? Is that what you call it, Beta Morris? Then how do you explain this?” ​With a sharp nod, one of the warriors stepped forward, holding a bloodstained scroll. The warrior handed it to Alpha Phillip, who unfurled it for the entire pack to see. ​“This,” Alpha Phillip began, his voice laced with anger, “is a contract between my Beta and the assassin. It clearly states the terms of payment for the death of my Luna and me. Signed and sealed by Morris Grayson.”

Before I could react, the sound of a camera shutter echoed. My gaze landed on his phone. “Taylor!” His grin widened as he checked the screen. “This is gold! I am sending this to Luna Kate. A cold Alpha smiling… this is a miracle.” My aura dropped instantly, heavy and commanding. “Delete it!” His smile faltered. “Oh, come on. It’s...” “Now!” The Alpha command wasn’t loud. Taylor’s resistance died as he lowered his head. “Yes, Alpha.” He deleted the photo and shoved the phone on the table like a sulking child.

"No." Miss Blythe was taken aback by Alpha's response, but he turned to Beta Algie. "Maybe next time. My cousin is here, and I think we have something important to talk about." Miss Blythe opened her mouth to speak about her realization regarding Beta, but Alpha continued, "Sophia?" Even though he didn't look directly at me, it was clear that he was calling my attention. "S-Sir?" I responded with a bow. "Give me the contract."

I tried to think of a way to break free from his grasp, to escape this twisted arrangement but it seems he held all the cards, leaving me with no viable options. Desperation fueled my next question, as I wiped away my tears, "If I sign the contract," I began, my voice shaking, "what's in it for me?" His smile widened, and his eyes gleamed with pure satisfaction. "Ah, an excellent question, Bella," he replied, turning to face me fully. "If you sign the contract and agree to my terms and conditions, you will be recognized as my Luna, as Alpha Max's mate. Everyone in my pack will respect you and treat you accordingly."

Cole bit out. The Beta chuckled, “You see, Beta, you cannot have her. There is a signed contract that states she is owed to Alpha Damian. She signed it,” he shared with a smirk. “I never signed anything,” I responded, as Cole glanced at me. I felt fear at the thought he would believe them.

I pointed to his blank space, “You can read through if you wish. It contains my promise to you and your end of the bargain.” He didn't even think twice, quickly skimming through the contract, he signed it. A solid smile blossomed on his face. I didn't return it but I acknowledged him. As we drove away and unto our next stop, I couldn't help but shake my head a little. It was so easy to tackle this Alpha's. All I needed was to tailor a deal to their greed. Just like a child to candy. “I already signed a petition against you, I can't take it back.” The old Alpha retorted, folding his hands defensely against his chest and his face thrown away.

Alpha Taylor is captured by Beta Jacob earlier, and I don’t know where he brought him. “Y-You really mean it? You will let Alpha Taylor get out of this pack alive?” My heart rapidly paced in hope. “You will do that?” I aggressively asked because he was only smirking in my direction. “How can I make sure you will do your end of the deal?”

Alpha’s gaze cut to her. “Yes,” he said. His grin dropping. “How can I be sure?” She asked, her chin held high, no fear whatsoever written across her face. “We’ll sign the contract the same day,” Alpha said. “I would like it if we could sign it today,” she said. “Olivia,” Alpha warned. So that was her name. “I need assurance that you will keep your end of the deal for eternity,” Olivia said. Alpha slammed his fist down on the table and I flinched. Mave gasped and Ava clutched her pearls. Beta Odis turned to face Alpha, he put his hand on the table and Alpha turned to look at him.

“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