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I needed to know her. Alpha drove through the checkpoint and made his was through the village making sure to drop spohie off at the house, with a quick hug and a wave good bye Sophie was gone. Alpha Jackson eyed me in the mirror then asked 'what did you hand Trinity?' 'My name and number' I answered With a hint of shame I explained to Alpha that at college, I realised I was interested in women as much as I was interested in men. This news seemed to ammuse the alpha. It almost seemed like it was turning him on.

from the streets of Sector 0. Silas saw thousands of humans kneeling in the violet rain, their eyes glowing with a desperate, mercury-silver light. They were chanting a name—not a god’s name, and not a King’s. "THE ALPHA! THE ALPHA! THE ALPHA!" "The audience has already 'Accepted' the terms, Silas," the Engineer whispered. "The only question is... will you sign the contract, or will you watch your mate be 'Archived'?"

"You think you can stand there and act all high and mighty? You were a pathetic Luna, Dahlia. You were weak. You didn’t deserve me, and you sure as hell don’t deserve to rule." My chest tightened, but before I could respond, Killian’s voice cut through the room, sharp and commanding. "Enough." His presence alone silenced the murmurs that had begun to ripple through the crowd. His piercing gaze locked onto Cade, unyielding. "The contract stands, and the consequence is clear. Since you failed to uphold your duties as Alpha, since you not only betrayed your mate but also your pack, I have no choice but to honor the terms of the agreement. Your packs will separate." Cade's expression twisted int

“This paper has evidence of something you have done against the law in the territory. You seem to always do things in favour of Winny. And I know why. I am going to prove to you that neither you, nor Winny deserves to sit here amongst us.” He raised the paper. “This is an agreement between Alpha Sean and Winny. It’s a contract I laid my hands on. They made a deal. Alpha Sean paid Winny’s debts and she got a seat in the council and in exchange, she performed a rite for him, for a particular curse he has been battling with!” Mark never broke his gaze from Alpha Sean throughout his speech and he kept a victorious smile on his lips as if he knew he already won a war that hadn’t started.

Then nothing. The Void had taken form. It roared. Everyone drew their weapons. Ava turned to them. "Hold the shadows. Keep them away from the Nexus. I need to reach it and finish the seal." Darius nodded once. "We'll keep them off you." Rhian activated a barrier rune, encasing herself in golden light. "I'll hold the south bridge." Kaelin unsheathed his blades. "North is mine." Ashton stepped beside Ava, pulling his cloak off, revealing the full markings across his chest—the Alpha runes passed down his bloodline, now glowing bright silver. "You're not doing this alone."

Roman lowered himself to one knee. Ellie’s throat tightened—not because he looked small, but because he’d chosen this. Power expressed through humility, not dominance. Marcus placed his hand on Roman’s shoulder. “By the will of the pack,” he intoned, “and by laws older than memory—” The ground trembled beneath Ellie’s feet. Not violently. Just enough to be felt. “—I name you Alpha.” Light erupted. Not chaos—control. Silver brilliance flooded the circle, bright enough to make Ellie blink back tears she hadn’t expected.

Nick's POV After sending Eva the message, I tossed my phone aside in frustration. Just then, Wayne walked in with several gift boxes in his arms. "Alpha Nick, these are the evening dresses you picked out," he said. "Should I send them all to Luna Eva?" I waved my hand and replied, "Yeah, send them all. Let her pick the one she likes." Wayne nodded. Then, he spoke up hesitantly. "There's a woman named Zora Knott asking to see you. Should I let her in?"

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.

Heavy and real. The Alpha exhaled slowly, his fingers tapping once against the armrest before he stood. “I do not like this,” he admitted. “Neither do we,” Kieran replied. “But I like what it represents even less.” He stepped forward. “You will have my warriors.” Seraphina’s chest tightened again but this time it was steadier, stronger. “Thank you.” “Bring him back alive,” the Alpha said. “We will,” Kieran answered. The third territory felt wrong before they even crossed into it.