The Alpha’s Contract



As I begin fuelling up, a car pulls in at the pump behind. A large Wolf gets out and nods his head to me as he starts to fuel up. I return the gesture, though he wasn't a Wolf from my pack. There was a good chance he was just passing through the area.

Glancing up to the building, I could see Neah through the window as she tries to decide on a snack. When I look back at the Wolf, he is staring at her. And then I see him. An older man, sitting in the back of the car. The darkness almost shields him except for the whites of his eyes.

'Is that Serkan, in the car?' Aero growls

'Silas said he was still back home.' I mutter back, returning my attention to Neah.

"Is that her?" The Wolf asks me. He speaks like he knows me.

"Yes." I try to replicate Silas's accent. If it is a guard of Serkan's, he must think I'm my twin. I could play along.

Lowering my head. I link Damien and Eric. "Four miles out at the fuel station. Bring back up." I cut the link before they would have time to realise what I was doing. We were only a few miles from home, I could buy time if I needed to.

Sniffing the air, I couldn't be certain if there were others. The Alpha of White Cliffs being out and about with one guard was unlikely.

I cast a glance at my mate. She's waving at me to come in.

'He's here.' I mutter through our link. I watch her drop whatever she is holding. 'Go back to the bathroom."

She smiles at the worker, like nothing strange is happening and hurries out of sight.

*She's pregnant and has a bladder the size of a pea." I tell the Wolf with a roll of my eyes.

He smirks at me, "The Kitson line grows stronger." He comes to me and punches me in the arm. "Good job, Si."

"It took some convincing. You didn't need to bring Serkan here. I'm on my way home."

"You are further south than we expected."

"Ran into a few difficulties, nothing I couldn't handle."

He nods, "Between you and me, he didn't think you would follow through. But now that you have, we can go home and you can see that fire kissed mate of yours."

*When have I not followed through?"

He smiles at me and smacks me in the arm again. "You are right as always. We will wait until she gets back in the car and just in case, we will follow you."

"Don't you need to pay?" I gesture to the pump.

"Right as always, Si." He pulls his wallet from his back pocket and starts to walk away. Grabbing the back of him, I force his head through the rear passenger window. Spraying the back seats with shards of glass.

For a brief second, I see the old man lean forward between the gap of the front seats. His eyes on me as I slam the Wolf's head into the car door again.Please check at N/ôvel(D)rama.Org.

He knows I'm not Silas, yet he does nothing but watch me slam the guards head into my car over and over.

The Wolf tries to get out of my grip, gasping for breath at the unexpected beating.

Listening to the crunch as his skull starts to cave in, I slam him into my car once more, splitting his head open and making his brain matter seep out.

Letting go, his body slides down the side of my car, leaving blood and other bodily fluids behind.

I look up to the old man who is climbing into the driver's seat. His dark chocolate eyes ablaze as he starts revving the car.

He pulls past me at speed, running over his own guard. If I hadn't killed him, that certainly would have.