The Alpha's Contract Luna Amazon Novels & Stories

"Once a letter of understanding is issued, it's legally binding under werewolf law. Unless you can prove it was not signed by a direct relative of the victim, it can't be revoked." I said I understood and went straight to the Alpha's office. I still needed more evidence. Just as I entered the office building, I overheard some warriors chatting. "That's the Luna, right? She just got back from abroad. With a figure and presence like that, no wonder the Alpha fell for her. I'm a woman, and even I can't help but stare." "She must be the Luna. No wonder she stayed out of sight after the marking ceremony. It turns out she was living abroad. Look at those shoes! They're a global limited edition! On

But this time, I didn't give in. I moved my face away, in a way of telling her that I wasn't interested in the act anymore, but she didn't get the hint and just continued to pepper open-mouth kisses on my face. "Gross," Jeremy commented and I almost laughed at that. Now he found her gross? "Ryder, I was thinking_" And there we go again. "Now that you became Alpha, what are your plans on getting a Luna?" She asked and I froze. I knew exactly where she was heading and I wasn't going to disappoint.

"Now, that she has her prized possession, we can't afford to waste any time." He nods. "Yes, Prime Alpha." Prime Alpha. I'm a Prime Alpha not Kira. The earth is under my control and she isn't going to take it from me. I clench my fists. When I get back Lisa and Luke were from her grasp. I'm going to make her pay tenfold for all the hurt she's caused even if it means using my last breath.

I manage. He and Lindsey laugh. “I’ve decided to look elsewhere for a luna. Lindsey says she’s happy with you. Who am I to stand in the way?” He smiles though I see some pain behind his mask. I’m sure this decision didn’t come easy. “I’d like us all to be allies and friends.” He holds out the hand that isn’t on my back for me to shake. I take it, and we seal our unexpected pact. “Now I’m starving. What does an alpha have to do to get early service?” Jagger jokes. I must say I might end up liking this guy after all.

Camille chipped in. I stared at Aldrich and there was a look of disapproval. Aldrich used to say nothing good came out of entangling oneself with the Alpha or Luna of another pack… and I agreed with him. I looked at the other Lunas, and their expressions were pleading. “You know what? I will think about it and get back to you. But I really appreciate the fact that you think of me in such high esteem.” The Lunas nodded and stepped back to their seats. “Thank you, Alpha Lysander.” Aldrich extended his hand. “I will never forget what you did tonight. Maybe tomorrow we can discuss you being my partner for the contract execution.”

But it’s far more than I can handle. “Could I have the entry-level position instead?” I counter. I just need a job, not a ticket into political intrigue. It sounds like this pack leading business is a mess, and I don’t want any part of it. “It’s the Luna position or nothing, I’m afraid.” He reaches into his desk and pulls out a contract, “We don’t hire humans for entry-level positions. Too dangerous. They tend to get hurt. But if you sign this Luna Contract, you will have all the protection of the pack, and of me, as your Alpha. You will help me in a tricky time, and in turn, I can help you during yours. “

"A contract to become my Luna for two years." Is this real? A girl like me being offered the role of Luna by the Alpha himself?

“His mate cannot bear children. He needs an heir. He is requesting a one-year contract.” Luna Catherine stepped forward. “The contract is binding. The volunteer will move to Silver Creek, conceive, and carry the Alpha’s child. After birth, the child stays. The female returns home.” Shock rippled through the room. “In exchange,” Alpha Marcus said, “the volunteer receives full medical care, protection, and financial compensation.” “How much?” a girl asked. “Five hundred thousand tokens. Paid in installments,” Luna Catherine said. The room erupted. Five hundred thousand tokens was enough to buy a small estate and live comfortably for life.

The unity between the three Alphas was evident, a formidable force that spoke of mutual respect and cooperation. The meeting commenced with Luna acknowledging the presence of the emissaries and expressing gratitude for their willingness to engage in diplomatic discussions. Alpha Burst, with his keen understanding of political intricacies, facilitated the negotiations, ensuring that each realm's concerns were addressed. As discussions unfolded, it became clear that some realms hesitated to commit fully to an alliance with Nampa. Alpha Burst, recognizing the delicate nature of these negotiations, proposed a compromise—an incremental approach to strengthening alliances. Luna, with a measured to

“Alpha King of the werewolf kingdom. If anyone can find them, it’s me.” Her eyes widened. “You’re... the Alpha King?” I nodded. “Not officially, but yes. I’ll use every resource I have to make them pay. That’s my promise.” She stared at me, her voice trembling. “Thank you.” Fenrir’s voice cut into my thoughts like a knife. “She’s perfect.” I frowned internally. “Perfect for what?” “Don’t be dense, Edward. You’ve been searching for a contract Luna, haven’t you? One is sitting right in front of you. And the best part? She’s an Alpha.”