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A well-rounded middle-aged woman, holding a Pomeranian, walked in under the escort of two tall and imposing bodyguards, 'James Williams, you're in trouble! ... Ten minutes later, cries of begging echoed from the presidential suite. In the corridor, Mrs. Williams handed a folder to Assistant Scarlett with a smiling face, 'Miss Scarlett White, this is the contract we agreed upon.' The woman who was caught in the act with Mr. Williams in the suite took the contract, quickly flipped through it, and handed a miniature camera to Mrs. Williams after confirming, 'With this, divorce shouldn't be difficult.' "Assistant Scarlett, you've thought this through, or else I really don't know how to deal with

“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.

“Careful, Damian. A pact with me is a pact with the devil. And devils never die easy.” Adriana’s glare could have burned holes through her. Damian said nothing, but the wolf inside him whispered of blood yet to come. The pact was sealed. Three drops of blood bound them—Damian, Adriana, Isabella. But as the firelight glinted on the dagger, no one noticed the shadow retreating from the door, a spy who had witnessed everything. By dawn, the council would know. And the blood pact meant that only one of them could survive.

Dominic himself smiled faintly, he liked this human, especially her thoughts. “This letter is official. If you refuse, then right now you have violated the Harawaltz Blood Pact," said Diana again. #to be continued in Chapter 34.1 - I Don't Want To Hear Anything Anymore

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“Drink this. It will settle the humming in your blood.” ​She handed me a cup of tea that smelled of honey and bitter roots. As I took a sip, I felt a wave of calm wash over me, the frantic energy of the shadows finally settling into a low, manageable thrum. Cassian and Lila stood behind me, their eyes darting around the room as if they expected the walls to close in on them. ​“Tell me the truth, Rowan,” Cassian said, his voice tight. “What is the Pact? And why did my father try to destroy the people who held it?”

The Demon’s Pact Intro; Ivy had lived a life of quiet desperation, her heart aching for something more than the dull, predictable routine of her existence. One stormy night, feeling lost and yearning for the forbidden, she stumbles upon an ancient book that promises to unlock her deepest desires. When a reckless chant summons the demon Azrith from the shadows, Ivy is pulled into a dangerous pact she never anticipated.

Dax let out a low whistle. And the Alpha knelt. Link We called it the Phoenix Pact. Not just rebirth. Resurgence. It bound ten packs by oath, blood, and magic older than the moon. But as the last vow was spoken, I felt it—that tremor beneath the stone floor. A lie. One of them wasn’t true. And I’d find the traitor. Even if I had to tear this whole pact apart to do it. Lily Something was wrong.

My grip on the book in my hand tightened, every instinct in me screaming at me to decline, to walk away, but the hopeful look in her eyes made it impossible. "I really shouldn't stay. I have to get back to something," I muttered, and she smiled, dragging my hand. She slid the book off the table to me and raised it to my face. "You can take this if you want." "There’s this fascinating section about how packs used to form blood pacts to strengthen their bonds. Did you know that some of them even shared mates to unify their territories?” I looked to her in surprise, and as if she was just realizing what her words had meant, she flushed uncomfortably.

"A Pact?" "Yes, a pact to never hunt or try to over-rule humans again. The pact included hiding, making sure that the hating humans never saw any shifters again, or would be shot at sight. There was nothing to be done but accept it. After all, shifters couldn't just remove a whole species from Earth's ecosystem. Plus, they were all grieving the loss of their loved ones and mourning the dead their wars had killed." Lady Marie took a deep breath and waited for Iris to let it all sink in. After a moment, Iris asked,