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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.”

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I ask. "Your old pack appears to be looking for you,” She says. "Well, I'm not surprised,” I comment, taking the notice and looking down at it. “Elseway they can’t claim me dead and appoint a new Alpha … This is funny,” Fire Moon looks confused. “What?” "This…,” I point to the drawing of me, which is situated underneath a headline reading: MISSING Alpha, “Our Beta drew this.” “Your beta?” She asks. Cana growls angrily.

It was Alpha, and boy, did it smell really amazing, like home. Allen shook her head as she tried to concentrate on Ohm's scent, which was barely there, and before she could get it, she was tackled on the ground and was now laying on her back with another wolf pinning her down. The wolf was huge, and it smelled like the same alpha she had been smelling before. The wolf's fur was black with a reddish tint, and his eyes were gold. He was gorgeous, and Allen had never seen a wolf like that before. When Allen looked up, she saw the Alpha growling at Allen and showing his canine teeth. Allen whimpered and closed her eyes. She knew this was a bad idea. She should not have run after Ohm, but of cour

Edmond dodged Nico's movement and jumped down from the window. "Liana..." I heard Nico's worried voice. I looked up and forced a smile. "I'm fine, Nico. Go and rest." Seeing my determined expression, Nico hesitated for a moment before leaving. I curled up under the covers and tried to calm my chaotic emotions. My phone rang again when it was very late. I looked at a familiar name. Then I picked it up. "Hello, Johan. What's wrong?" "Liana, come back quickly. I don't know why Alpha has been so temperamental recently. He punishes people at the drop of a hat. His group of guards are too cruel!"

Alex growled, his eyes glowing gold. The other alpha's eyes grew wide, and he immediately got up and off the bar stool and backed away. "I'm sorry, Alpha." "What's your name?" Alex growled. "It's Earth alpha." "Well, Earth, I don't ever want to see you at my club again. Now get out of my sight." Earth nodded and ran out to the club. Alex turned his attention to Ash and could see how tense he was. Alex closed his eyes and then opened them as he wrapped his arms around Ash once more.

“Sit.” “I’m not here for tea and pleasantries, Alpha,” I said, folding my arms across my chest. “Say what you need to say.” A muscle in his jaw twitched, but he didn’t push back. Instead, he reached for a thick envelope sitting on the desk and slid it toward me. “What’s this?” I asked, not touching it. “A contract,” he said plainly. “Our terms. The mating bond. Your role and my expectations.” I let out a sharp, humourless laugh. “Of course you have a contract. Gods forbid anything in your life be based on trust or respect.”

“Always trying to act like the world isn’t fair. What’s so bad about getting married to Alpha Graham? What’s so wrong about being his breeder?” “What?!” “You didn’t know?” She laughed. “Read the fucking contract. After all, that’s what omegas are for. For an Alpha’s pleasure.” My hands shook as I flipped through the pages. Then I saw the words boldly written on the very first page. Marriage contract between Alpha Graham Hayes and his breeder, Ciara Norman. My world tilted.

Shame at what had become of me. “I need your help, but first, I need you in your right senses.” If I’d been sobered enough, my first question would have been why the Netherlands Alpha would need the help of an Alpha with no pack. If I’d been sobered enough, I would have noticed the fact that he didn’t consider me a rival—which shouldn’t be so if he’d lost his memories, and maybe I would have also noticed the emptiness in his own eyes too. “As you can see, that’s a state I won’t be anytime soon, so you’re better off asking someone else—”

He didn’t move. He just stood there, calm, watching. And that silence… spoke louder than words. The elders looked at each other, then back at me. Their expressions changed. More serious now. No laughter. No mockery. Just judgment. “Even so,” another elder said slowly, “a woman does not become our Alpha.” My chest tightened. I knew that wasn’t fully true. I had read it. I had seen it. The constitution didn’t say that clearly. It didn’t forbid it.