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Weakness was a tool, and I wielded it perfectly. I cleared my head of any lingering thoughts as I focused back on the microscope in front of me. I had to finish observing these cell cultures before my parents came back from whatever Alpha health check-up they went to perform. It might sound strange, but I had absolutely no idea who this potential Alpha even was. I wasn’t really interested in the political affairs of the pack. All I knew was that he was the current Alpha’s son, and for some reason, a fraction of the Council was completely against him taking over. Who knew why, and frankly, who cared?

The old treaties were already fraying; one spark could ignite open war between our kind and their world. "Restore every backup, every deleted frame from the last seventy-two hours," I ordered. "I want it on my screen before midnight. Go." Adrian left. I was alone now. I sank onto the edge of the bed and stared at my reflection. Pale and gaunt. Adrian's link soon crackled in my mind. Urgent. "Alpha, the council elders arrived unannounced. They're heading to your study. What do I tell them?" I grabbed a shirt. "Welcome them. Offer the best whiskey. I'll be there shortly."

“Thank you, Alpha.” As we walked back towards the house, I extended my arm, which she took hesitantly. I paused before we entered, turning to her with a serious yet kind expression. “I know we haven’t had much time to get to know each other, but I hope tonight can be a step towards that.” Anne managed a small, forced smile. “Of course, Alpha.” Together, we stepped inside, ready to face the evening’s challenges. While her heart remained guarded, I sensed a flicker of curiosity about her—a curiosity that mirrored my own about the enigmatic and dangerous woman determined to end my life.

Then he turns to me. “Something going on, I need to know about?” he asks. “No,” I say simply. I fix my eyes in an unblinking, concentrated stare and meet his gaze.“ Are there any contractually necessary activities coming up, Alpha Santiago?” His eyes scan my face, and his eyebrows furrow. “No, not that comes to mind.” I sigh. “Good, keep me apprised, please. I want to fulfill my obligations. I do believe that your feral issue is no longer as much of a threat. Perhaps we can look into amending the living situation clause?”

"But Father made me Alpha. I have to protect the last of my line. I need to show them I can be trusted as an alpha." Rose reached across the table and held tightly on to her hand. "We’ll stand with you. Whatever you decide." The words brought a small comfort, but Serena knew the road ahead would be lonely. She pushed back the fear and doubt. If she was to sign the contract, she needed to understand exactly what she was getting into. She had to get revenge for her pack. She had a duty as both lawyer and alpha. And to fulfill all that she needed Dominic's power and influence.

“Look this over.” Solomon quickly categorized the other werewolf as she walked through the office and stopped beside Alpha Salvatore’s desk chair. She was tall and toned, had long, wavy dark brown hair, and chocolate brown eyes. She wore pants, a nice sweater, and heels. Next to him, Renato perked up. Lisa took the contract while Alpha Salvatore briefed her about the contents. Solomon waited patiently as she scanned it. Her eyes widened as she read—probably noticing the amount her Alpha owed and defaulted on. “Everything is in order and clearly laid out as per what you told me.”

And it wasn’t as if Logan could sneak out of this situation, he would have to take Daniella as his mate even if he did not want to, when that happened… this debt would sooner or later get off his head. When the other alphas heard Alpha Edwin’s guarantee they heaved a sigh of relief. At least now they had a chance to recover the money, however, Alpha Remi who had seen how sneaky Alpha Edwin could be immediately said, “Then shall we draw up the contract?” “Co…Contract?” Alpha Edwin stuttered. He did not expect something like this to pop up. “Why do we need to draw a contract? Do you not trust my word as the alpha of my territory?”

"Yeah. The pay is good. Why not?" "Noah, you can’t be serious." My voice dropped. "He’s dangerous." Everybody knew the name Alpha Jacob. Ruthless. Merciless. People said he made men disappear, never forgave debts, and spilled blood without a second thought. No one ever dared to test him. To me, he was basically the devil on earth. "He’s not as bad as they say," Noah insisted. "People love to exaggerate." "But—" "It’ll be fine," He reassured me. "Besides, I already signed the contract, there is no going back. It’s just for a year."

She clutched her purse. "That's him. That's the name I heard. The voice. The contract —it's a trap." Annie said not out loud, but only in her mind. They walked into Alpha’s office—a massive space, floor-to-ceiling windows, a desk that looked like it cost more than a car. Diego set the folder on the desk and opened it, pulling out a thick contract. Alpha pulled out one of the chairs for Annie and guided her to sit. "Just need your signature on page forty-eight sir. Standard terms, everything we discussed." Diego continued like he just couldn't wait.

"She must not fall for a monster such as yourself. I hope she won't, no matter how many times you bang her in a day." With a sly grin, Alpha looked at his Beta. "You would best not fall in love with her or it would endanger your life. Just as I cannot fall for my adversary, neither can she.” Rolling his eyes, Beta bowed. “I have another query to make—” "I am running late!" Alpha looked up at him. “What is it again? You always have unending queries…..” "It is regarding the business agreement you signed weeks ago. Check your inbox." With that, Alpha sat down on the sofa and pulled out his phone to check his emails. He was leaving for a number of reasons, including the contract—he had not recei