The Alphas Contract Luna Novels & Stories

Right at the top of the stairs, my beta, Axel, waited for me with a few maids that I instantly instructed to take care of her. “How did it go?” Axel asked almost immediately through our mind link so that no one could hear us. I didn’t respond. I knew just what he was talking about, he was aware of the only reason why I needed a pretend Luna for the next six months. The council gave me an ultimatum to provide a Luna within the space of a week, that was the only thing I needed to qualify me to become the Alpha of Alphas. A powerful position that held power and prestige that every Alpha including Marcus coveted.

The unity between the three Alphas was evident, a formidable force that spoke of mutual respect and cooperation. The meeting commenced with Luna acknowledging the presence of the emissaries and expressing gratitude for their willingness to engage in diplomatic discussions. Alpha Burst, with his keen understanding of political intricacies, facilitated the negotiations, ensuring that each realm's concerns were addressed. As discussions unfolded, it became clear that some realms hesitated to commit fully to an alliance with Nampa. Alpha Burst, recognizing the delicate nature of these negotiations, proposed a compromise—an incremental approach to strengthening alliances. Luna, with a measured to

“Just listen, okay?” I nodded, “I want you to hold the mating ceremony. The pack needs you, they need their strong Alpha to marry a powerful Luna.” “I know, mom.” “One more thing, I want you to attend the Alpha’s annual party.”

I quickly took a seat. “This man here is the Alpha of the Moonblood Pack. He is here to take you as his Luna.” Is this real? How could an Alpha I had never met be asking for my hand in marriage? How did he know where I lived and whom to ask? None of it made sense, but the only thing I could hold onto was that my prayer of leaving the Duncan Pack had been answered. I could finally be free of this hell. “What is your answer, Zara?” Alpha Caleb asked, locking his eyes with mine. I quickly looked away, too confused to speak.

ALPHA LIAM. “Alpha Greta, I promise you, your investment is safe with us.” I try to reason with her but she isn't listening. “I'm sorry, Alpha Liam, but with Luna Kylie gone and Alpha Damon threatening to pull back his support, I no longer feel confident investing in this project. I'm pulling back our funds.” She says and then she cuts the call before I can say anything. “Fuck!” I scream as I throw my phone against the wall and it shatters.

The Alpha of the Gritta pack along with 3 betas and Ostana 3 brothers were already seated at the main hall with Lucian, Adolphus, and Farkas, a beta from the Gamma pack. “Prince Lucian, It is a pleasure to have you here today…” Alpha Tidwulf was saying while Lucian was lazily sitting with a bored expression. He wanted this to be over with. While Alpha Tidwulf was speaking, he was looking around his poorly decorated mansions. Lucian almost laughed when he saw a mini statue of the moon goddess. Did she really exist? Or was she punishing him by not giving him his soul mate? While he was lost in his thoughts, still looking around, the wind carried something, the air carried a scent. One of straw

But this time, I didn't give in. I moved my face away, in a way of telling her that I wasn't interested in the act anymore, but she didn't get the hint and just continued to pepper open-mouth kisses on my face. "Gross," Jeremy commented and I almost laughed at that. Now he found her gross? "Ryder, I was thinking_" And there we go again. "Now that you became Alpha, what are your plans on getting a Luna?" She asked and I froze. I knew exactly where she was heading and I wasn't going to disappoint.

Then he turned to the crowd and I knew immediately it was a mistake because it meant he wasn't done. "This cannot be your Alpha." His voice rose, addressing every face in the room. "Listen to me. You are letting him make a mistake that will cost all thirty-two territories. A rogue cannot be your Luna. An abandoned woman, someone else's Luna, cannot rule over you. There is a contract." He pointed at me and his voice cracked with something that might have been desperation if I didn't know him better. "She signed a contract. She agreed to terms when she left Ironveil. She is mine by written agreement and she cannot form a new union until those terms are settled."

“His mate cannot bear children. He needs an heir. He is requesting a one-year contract.” Luna Catherine stepped forward. “The contract is binding. The volunteer will move to Silver Creek, conceive, and carry the Alpha’s child. After birth, the child stays. The female returns home.” Shock rippled through the room. “In exchange,” Alpha Marcus said, “the volunteer receives full medical care, protection, and financial compensation.” “How much?” a girl asked. “Five hundred thousand tokens. Paid in installments,” Luna Catherine said. The room erupted. Five hundred thousand tokens was enough to buy a small estate and live comfortably for life.

I hadn't expected him to try to ship one of his daughters away to me. I leaned back into my chair, setting the curleries down. It looked like he didn't want me to eat at his table, because he kept engaging me in talks. Congratulations to him, I've finally lost my appetite. “I have a Luna” I said calmly, voice dark. The man laughed. “Of course, I know. Letting one of my daughters stay your concubine doesn't mean you broke the vow you swore to your Luna” “An alpha is allowed to take as many as he wants,” he added.