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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.”

“And why is that?” I stood and walked towards the screen. “Because everyone has been arguing over the main contract.” I held up another document. “But this case isn’t actually about the main contract.” The room fell silent. “It starts here.” I pointed to a small paragraph. “This supplementary agreement states that any future Alpha automatically inherits commercial obligations unless they formally reject them within thirty days.” Several lawyers immediately began flipping through their own copies. I continued. “The new Alpha never rejected the agreement so legally he accepted it.”

“That stress will only last for one year, though. While the compensation and the benefits you're going to get from this can last a lifetime as long as you know how to manage it properly. But if you're really having second thoughts, then we might as well end this conversation now and let's go our separate ways. After all, I can't work with someone who is too emotional and is bound to change their mind however they see fit. So, mind handing me that contract?“ I laid my hands, asking Mandy to give me the contract, but she quickly hugged the contract as if she were afraid of it being taken away from her. “No! What the hell are you saying? Like I told that mean and bitchy assistant of yours, I am

“The Alpha is dead.” The book in my hand dropped to the floor.

Composing myself, I blurted, "Eva is my mate. Why would she leave me?" Kitty snapped back feistily, "Are you being serious right now? Eva told me everything about the agreement. You didn't love her, but you still formed a mate bond with her. Then you signed a three-year agreement with her. "Now that your precious lover is back, what do you expect Eva to do? Is she supposed to stay and watch you go back to Zora?" My pupils constricted. Only then did I remember that I had signed an agreement with Eva three years ago.

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.

Her silence was unnerving, but I pushed past it. “So, here’s the deal.” I pulled out a folded piece of paper from my jacket, placing it on the table between us. Ruby stared at it, her expression shifting from curiosity to wariness. “We’re going to sign a contract.” Her eyes flicked back to mine, narrowing slightly. “A contract? You can’t be serious.” “I am,” I said, my voice firm.

I pointed to his blank space, “You can read through if you wish. It contains my promise to you and your end of the bargain.” He didn't even think twice, quickly skimming through the contract, he signed it. A solid smile blossomed on his face. I didn't return it but I acknowledged him. As we drove away and unto our next stop, I couldn't help but shake my head a little. It was so easy to tackle this Alpha's. All I needed was to tailor a deal to their greed. Just like a child to candy. “I already signed a petition against you, I can't take it back.” The old Alpha retorted, folding his hands defensely against his chest and his face thrown away.

’ “She's smarter than you think.” ‘If she was,’ she said, rising to her feet and wrapping a towel around herself, ‘She wouldn’t be here.’ Karl, the messenger, walked in. The urgency to his stride had me on my feet. “It’s a letter for the Alpha,” he announced passing the carton color envelope to me, “It’s from The Council.” I nodded, “I’ll get it to him. Thank you.”

Without giving me a chance to respond, Alpha Marius continues but in a steady and business-like attitude now. "I need someone to play the role of my Luna for show. I will need it for my political and business strategy later on." Then Alpha Marius turns around and picks up a folder from the table. He hands it to me like this entire thing had been decided long before I stepped into the room. "Read this contract and sign it after. Don't worry. There is no shady dealings in it." "What—" My mind starts spinning while staring at the document. "Once you finished signing it as soon as possible then we can leave."