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

I thought to myself, and when she wasn’t looking, I rolled my eyes at her and gave her a stern look just like she did to me. The Alpha saw me rolling my eyes at her, and I was unapologetic about it. He perfectly understood the reasons behind my actions. “She can’t possibly lie to me. Besides, this phone doesn’t look like what anyone would be able to use in this condition. You can take a look.” The Alpha said calmly, and then he handed over the phone to her. “Go on, take a look.” He said with a tone a little louder than his usual tone, before Peyton reluctantly grabbed the phone with both hands and took a look.

"But Alpha… it's worse. They didn't just grab her. There's blood. And on the recovered audio… one of them said, 'The pup dies tonight if the Grand Luna's orders are followed.' They injected her with something before dragging her out." I swallowed, listening to his every word. Glad our link was only between us. This news was heart-wrenching. "And Alpha… we found blood on the divorce papers, but it wasn't just hers. We ran a test, and it showed it was smeared deliberately. The 'willing' departure was faked. She never signed anything willingly." "I think the Luna was kidnapped or worse taken to the human world and that means only one thing.” He said slowly. “The dissolution of all wolves."

"I’d risk everything." I felt the weight of his words settle in my chest, heavy and terrifying. The hunter leader let out a low chuckle, shaking his head. "Then I suppose we’ll have to see just how much you're willing to lose." His eyes flickered at me, and a cold shiver ran down my spine. "Be ready, Alpha," he said smoothly, stepping back. "Because we’re coming for her." Then, without another word, he turned on his heel, signaling his men to retreat.

A tightening of meaning. Camille felt it immediately. Not in surprise. But in recognition. This was not an abstract discussion. This was targeted. Her fingers rested still against her lap, unmoving, even though something inside the hall seemed to sharpen around her presence. Another elder stepped forward now, his expression neutral, as if he were simply stating something that had already been accepted long ago. “The bond between Alpha and Luna is not symbolic,” he said. “It is foundational.” He paused briefly. “And foundation must show results.”

I tell him and the next thing I know, he makes a sign to one of his men in the room, and he comes forward and hands me a file. I open the file and go through it, and everything seems to be in order except the document's names, both me and Liam, but after I handed over my seal to Liam, it meant that he had full control over the project. “Does everything seem to be in order?” Alpha Damon asks me. “Yes, but….” “Excellent, we'll meet again in a week and sign the papers.” He tells me. “Would you please stop interrupting me?” I snapped at him, and he looked angry and at the same time shocked.

I slid my phone out of my pocket and dialled my lawyer’s office. “Good morning, Alpha.” Mr. Cain’s voice came through at the third ring. “Good morning. I would like you to draft a contract for me.” I said. “It’s for my five-year contract marriage.” “Your contract marriage?” He replied; his usual monotone voice had a surprised edge, and I grinned. Was I impulsive and acting overconfident? No. There were situations where my alpha instinct could easily detect how things were going to end. It was one of them. I was going to get the girl.

"What exactly are you planning, Grant? You’re circling me like a predator, and frankly, I'm tired of being the prey." I felt the words rasp in my throat. Standing in the center of the Ridge Courtyard, the space between me and Grant Walker felt like a canyon filled with silver mist. I was just a scout who had misread a contract, a man who had walked into Westline Holdings thinking I was helping a friend, only to find myself bound to the most powerful Alpha on the West Coast.

I could not stop thinking about it. I was feeling a lot of things. Distrust. Exhaustion. Fear. Not the kind of fear that makes you scream or run away.. The kind that settles in slowly after you have been disappointed too many times. I know this kind of fear well. Luke said from behind me "She will agree eventually." His voice was steady. It broke through my thoughts. "Now Anna has nowhere else to go, Alpha. This is the place for her whether she likes it or not." I kept looking at the rain for another second before I turned around slowly.

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?

Beta and Monica entered my room with careful steps. "I am sorry," The Beta uttered in a gentle voice. He was a lot more composed than most of their pack members. He was also handsome, but not as attractive as their beastly yet drop-dead gorgeous Alpha. "I don’t want to talk to any of you right now. Just go away!" I lashed out at him, but he didn’t move, instead, he took the contract papers from the floor. "Alpha Hunter has every reason for everything he does, Miss Clark."