Novel & Cerita The Pact Book

'' Dominic appeared before he was done speaking with two folders in his hand and set it on the table beside the officiant. One was the marriage certificate and the other was my handwritten contract. I recognized it immediately. Lucien picked up the pen without looking at any of us and read through the contract. He signed, set the pen down and slid both folders towards me. I picked up the pen and glanced at my handwritten contract. ''You don't have to read it again.'' Lucien said quietly. ''You don't get to tell me what to do.'' I said back. ''I'm making sure you didn't change anything.''

Gasps rippled through the room as the gathered pack members leaned in, their eyes widening at the damning evidence. “This,” I said, pointing to the documents, “is the work of Vrax. He has plotted against us, not for the survival of the pack, but for his own ambition. He has allied with Cael and his rebels, promising them power in exchange for loyalty. He would betray not only this pack but the humans we’ve worked so hard to protect.” A low growl rumbled from the far end of the chamber. Vrax stepped forward, his towering frame radiating defiance. His golden eyes burned with fury as he surveyed the room.

“And also, you have to sign a nondisclosure agreement stating that you will not talk to anyone or tell anyone about the contact marriage or the details of the contract-” “Ummm so I might have already told someone about it but trust me she’s my best friend and she would not tell anyone I promise.” I interrupt Nathan from completing his words. “And It shouldn't count as a breach of the contract since I haven’t even signed it yet so she is an exception,” I said, crossing my hands. The room grew silent. I noticed Henry, Luke, and Nathan immediately glancing at Willam with bated breath while I locked eyes with him not bothered.

Noah breathed a sigh of relief and Mitch backed off and ran to the door, he took one last, long look at Kael and the rest and spat on the floor before running off. Once Mitch ran far enough from the apartment, he paused to catch his breath and pulled out a book he hid under his jacket. It's an old looking book with sigils around it. The more Mitch looked at it the more unsettled he became. But it also made him more confident.

And since I am a responsible Alpha, I went through all of it, despite my wolf’s persistence to leave the office and find Clair. Echo and I wanted to spend time with her before we leave tomorrow. I let out a deep sigh and continued reading. I would probably finish this in thirty minutes to an hour, and then I’d be free to go. The thought of this kept me motivated. I picked up the Pact Treaty my grandfather and the former Alpha of Blue Meadows Pack signed and started going through it, making sure I took note of the areas I wanted to reinstate or improve, and the ones that should be aborted.

“You think you can just rip yourself out of my grasp with some dusty old paper.” His thumb traced along my collarbone, leaving a trail of fire even though his skin was ice-cold. It was messing with my head, the contrast between the chill and the heat blooming under it. “But you don’t get it yet. This pact isn’t just some document. It’s a vow carved straight into your blood for the last ten years.”

Blake said. * * * Dr Paige who disguised himself as a psychologist smiled at Blake's stupidity as she allowed her daughter to be taken away by his men,they have their plan schemed out already.Diemon is already growing impatient because it seems Blake's grandfather is feeling reluctant to sacrifice his grandchild.

This time, something new had been scrawled at the bottom in black ink: My offer still stands. You know the cost of pride. Her hands trembled. But her jaw set. “Bastard,” she whispered. — Kieran sat in his penthouse, watching the city bleed gold through the floor-to-ceiling windows. He swirled a glass of red wine slowly, eyes fixed on the tablet in his hand. A live feed. Neera, sitting on the edge of her table, reading the contract. He admired her restraint. Most people would’ve signed the moment their brother was in cuffs. But not her. She was fire in a silk sheath.

They sat side-by-side, their shoulders touching, but their souls were miles apart. "Elena," Alexander said, his voice barely audible over the hum of the engine. "When this is over... when Sterling is gone and Celine is dealt with... what happens to the Pact?" Elena looked at the silver ring on her finger—the one Alexander had given her when they were "Empress and King." "The Pact died in the fire at Lake Brienz, Alexander," she said. "If we survive this, there won't be two houses. There will only be the family we choose to keep."

What’s funny, though? “Then, let’s sign a blood contract. It’s different from blood pact. Blood contract is an agreement of a demon and an individual made for a certain period of time. While blood pact is a lifetime commitment of the host and the demon. Blood contract has expiration and termination policy, blood pact hasn’t. If you signed a blood contract with me, stating all your terms and conditions there, I’m in no way to trick you. We, demons, have also reputations and we know how to abide with agreements,” he stated. Wait, did he mention about blood pact?