Romans & histoires The Alpha's Contract Neah Read Online Free

I stand alone in the war room staring at three vehicles approaching on the security feed. Through the bond I feel Neah's confusion. She felt my alarm. The spike of tension that came through our connection. I send reassurance back. Or try to. But my control is slipping. Because I know what is about to happen. Three Alphas are going to walk into this territory. They are going to see Neah. See what she is becoming. And they are going to want her. Not the way I want her. Not with love or respect or the bone deep certainty that she is mine because the Moon Goddess chose her.

Leaving our current pride to join a new one would be hell at first, but in the long run, we'd be better off with an Alpha who isn't so controlling. I thought about what my friend had said, and I liked it more and more as time went on. If Nikita didn't want to be an Alpha, which I thought she didn't, what would it hurt to try to get her to leave? Even though they were in a mess, the other wolves couldn't be worse than they were. At least it was worth a shot. I promised, "I'll see what I can do." We started talking about the restaurant, then switched to business for about twenty minutes before hanging up.

I wondered how long he had been planning this out; it must have been a while. If I thought I had seen it all, the statement in the last paragraph changed that. “The contractor shall not break this contract for any reason else; /she/ stands to be punished by the contractee in any way he seems fit.” I placed the file on the table. I knew he was twisted; it should be no surprise, but this was beyond even my expectations. Alpha Thane had a habit of surprising people, and I did not mean that in a positive way. “You will punish me?” I questioned

But as I opened the folder another group of papers slid out of the folder, and I quickly grabbed them to see another contract. My heart began to race, and I felt lightheaded when I read who the contract was with and what it was for. Sitting up abruptly, I began to quickly flip through the contract, not believing what my eyes were seeing. There was a reason the alpha knew what was in the contract between my family and Tyler’s and that was because he too had the same contract between him and my parents. There was one difference between the two contracts and that was what the Alpha was to gain once one of us was married to a wolf of his choosing.

“Did you read the contract properly, Cedar?” That question hit harder than I expected. No, I hadn’t read the damn contract. I skimmed it. I was desperate. I needed to survive. And now, I’d just handed myself over to a man I barely knew. A man feared across every corner of the kingdom. The mighty Alpha of Oakwood. The man with too many secrets and too little empathy. I’ve thrown myself into the viper’s den. “I’ll take that silence as a no,” he said, flinging his jacket carelessly onto the bed. “It’s alright, Sweet. You’ll be out of this mess before you know it.”

“The Alpha of the War pack?” “Yes. He sent us and paid a huge sum of money for it.” Dwight scoffed. “I can’t believe this. Who knows, this might be a cooked story”, he said. “He has proof”, frank said and passed a paper to Dwight. “That is the contract they signed.” Dwight looked at the contract and indeed the seal of the War Pack was there alongside alpha Reid’s signature. ¶¶¶ Ps: Mind link: a way wolves communicate with themselves with their mind.

"The alpha is executing the protocol!" "

I said, handing the letter over to him. Nicholas sighed, looking over at the contents of the letter. “Highly esteemed Alpha Kieran, it is time to fulfill your part of the contract. I want Alpha Daniel of Gingrich dead, and you will do it to fulfill the contract, or I will take Luna Nyx from you, be cooperative,” Nicholas read out loud. The fear on Nyx's face tripled, and the anger I felt quadrupled.

I said lowly, but I was sure he heard it. “No, not me.” He then pointed at me. “You are fucked.” “Give me a pen, and I’m out of here.” I hissed. “Not too fast, and we don’t need a pen.” He stood up, and his claws erupted from his nails, and he cut his palm as he walked toward me. My eyes dilated as my heart thundered. “No. Not a fucking blood contract!” I growled as I pushed my chair backward. “You don’t have a choice.” Alpha Clifford dropped a paper on top of the document I was reading, and it was my notice of dismissal as an Alpha, effective today—signed by the counsels of the Council. All seven of them.

"Yes. I said she had regained consciousness, but now, her eyes her open. She is...she is fully back into the land of the living." Neil knew he did not imagine the sudden shock in the alpha's eyes, even if it was gone before he could make sense of it. "I have an urgent meeting in Naples. We would discuss this latest...event when I return. And, there is something I need you to do for me." Alpha Cole replied. Neil lowered his eyes to the ground, his response to duty. The alpha pulled out a printed paper and held it out to Neil. Neil's eyes rose to the picture in the alpha's hand. It had the face of a woman in it, a woman he did not recognize.