The Billionaire Alpha Contract Lover Novels & Stories

“What did you expect? He’s a billionaire. They don’t trust anyone.”“I guess,” Luna muttered, biting her lip. “It’s just… he acted like I was some kind of scammer. Like I made this up just to trap him.”Kira’s voice softened. “Hey, you did the right thing. He deserves to know. And once the test proves you’re telling the truth, he’ll have to step up.”Luna sighed. “I don’t even know if I want him to step up. He’s so cold, Kira. So… guarded. Like there’s something he’s hiding.”“Of course he’s hiding something,” Kira replied. “Rich people always are. But that doesn’t mean he won’t change once the truth comes out.”Luna wanted to believe that, but something told her it wouldn’t be so simple.A Week

Wait, what? Before I knew anything, I was in my wedding dress, and standing in front of me was the alpha of Silver river pack, Alpha Curtis, and right now he was looking at me with hate and disgust. Hey! Don’t look at me like that! It’s not like I wanted to do this. I rolled my eyes and apparently he saw that because right now the look on his face was added a bit of anger and shock. Yeah didn’t see that coming did you? A smirk crept up my face until my eyes met with my father’s.

“Is this where you tell me the rules of being your… contract bride?” The word tasted strange on her tongue. “Yes,” Darius said. “And the consequences of breaking them.” He moved closer, slow and deliberate, like a predator who knew there was nowhere for its prey to run. “Rule one,” he said. “You do not leave the stronghold without my permission.” She lifted her chin. “I’m not a prisoner.” A corner of his mouth curved. “You signed a binding contract with an Alpha. You are whatever the contract says you are.”

“ Trust me, Alpha, I healed all of them, yes! But I didn’t do it in a day. I did it over a span of years…Trust me. I can’t heal everyone together. I would die by the tenth person you bring to me in a single day. ” He didn’t say anything. He just stared at me and then shook his head. “ We can always check that. ” He announced. “ How? ” I wondered because there was no use trying to make him understand just by using words. “ By doing what you suggested. ” His lips curled into a familiar, cold smirk. I sighed, shaking my head. He pulled his hand away and took a step back. “ I think you should know how I found out about you being Lucien’s Luna… ” Alpha Alaric added, his tone grim.

He looked awful, with dark circles under his eyes, stubble on his jaw, his shirt wrinkled as he'd slept in it. "Elena," he said. "Cassian," I sat across from him, the table between us felt miles wide, two lawyers in expensive suits flanked us like referees at a boxing match. "Shall we begin?" the older lawyer asked, sliding a thick contract toward me. I picked it up, started reading it, even though my hands wanted to shake. One year pretending to be his mate, public appearances at pack functions, living in his mansion, playing the devoted partner. Six million dollars at the end.

CEO, Vance International. "It’s a contract, Sienna. Purely professional," he continued. "One year. I provide the protection, the lifestyle, and the resources to ensure Liam Thorne never wins another contract in this city. You provide the image." Sienna looked at her bare feet again, then at the man sitting across from her. He was a stranger, but he was offering the one thing nobody else would: a way to fight back. "I need another drink," Sienna said, reaching for her glass.

Jack looked at the countdown timer, at the chaos surrounding their tower, at the enemies gathering from every direction. "Then we're all dead anyway." The Crucible was just beginning. And Jack Miller—former billionaire, former True Alpha, current Beta with fading power—had forty-six hours to answer a question he didn't fully understand, while protecting everyone he loved from threats that multiplied by the minute. He'd faced impossible odds before. But this time, the odds were facing something new: a man with nothing left to lose and everything to prove.

She sighed. “It’s a long story.” “Then start talking.” For the next twenty minutes, Tatiana explained. Not everything. Not Lucien’s guilt. Not the accident. But enough. The contract marriage. Her siblings. Miranda. The threats. The protection. The symbol. The photo. By the time she finished, Adrian looked furious. Not shocked. Not confused. Furious. “You’re living with him?” Tatiana frowned. “Technically.” “You signed a marriage contract with a billionaire you barely know?”

“What the fuck did you just say, Katie? Are you crazy? You had sex with a billionaire and all you could figure out to tell him was that it was a big mistake that won’t happen again? Are you fucking out of your mind?” “You just don’t get it, Annie. He ain't what you think he is. He is a fucking Casanova. There ain't no way he’s gonna love me,” Kate let out frustratingly. “Oh damn,” Annie exclaimed. “Katie you’re in love with your boss!” “Hell no, I’m not. What happened was just a mistake and there’s no way in hell it’s gonna happen again.”

It was a message from Zora. The text read, "Nick, thank you for the apartment. I wouldn't even know where to go tonight if not for you. I'm treating you to dinner tomorrow, and you're not allowed to say no!" Even though I had prepared myself, my heart still throbbed with pain. Three years ago, Zora had suddenly left the Lycus pack to chase her dreams. Nick, who had been her lover back then, was disappointed and heartbroken. Thus, he accepted the alliance marriage between the Lycus and Lunaria packs.