Contract With Alpha Logan

Chapter 98

Rebecca POV

Luce Norton was my close friend. Her mother liked me a lot when they had visited my pack. Two years ago, my father had hosted an ally meet in which Alpha Soren was also present. Luce and Beau had accompanied Alpha Soren and his Luna. We both gelled well, and it was then Luce told me about hert

her, who would be the future Alpha of the Viking pack.

Ace Norton was the most beautifu

hence the name. The wolves in this

However, I had to school myself and my

*seen. It was said that the Viking pack wolves were descendants of the Vikings and incredibly muscular and attractive, making it impossible for me to resist drooling.

were only on the Luna’s position.

Luce gave me first–hand information about the traditional Luna choosing called “Selection” and enrolled me for the competition personally. However, she had also informed me about Katy Hanks and Ace’s interest in her.

I knew who Katy was. She was the sister of the famous Alpha Logan and his Luna, Kylie. If I didn’t do things right, I knew Katy could potentially damage my chances of winning the competition because of her family’s influence. It didn’t help that she was alpha blood and a trained warrior.

I abhorred her for all her qualities and then some more. She was like a thorn in my eye, who I wanted to get rid of asap.

When I heard Luce hadn’t invited her for the competition, I knew why. Luce feared that if Katy married Ace, Ace would undoubtedly become the Alpha of the Viking pack. After all, Katy’s family would have been a powerful alliance. And that’s where Luce’s interest clashed.

Alpha Ace had his eyes on Katy and for my plans to flow smoothly, I suggested Luce to cast a spell on Alpha Ace.

can I say–the family was foolish enough to cast a spell on him. In fact, Luce was stupid. She was driven by her ambition to take over the Viking pack along with her

I had to keep her in my confidence. I constantly filled Luce’s ears with my thoughts, influencing the competition. After it got over, I was going to kick

jeep, looking his usual handsome self in his dark shades. I tried to converse with him, but he gave monotonous replies and that got me irritated. Anyway, my

him away

potential Lunas, their excitement palpable. I stepped down from the jeep and walked to stand right next to Ace, who clearly was a towering figure of strength and leadership. I flicked my hair and plastered a smile on my face to show them I was

gazes met, I snickered. I deserved to be the Luna of the Viking pack. In a show of dominance, I curled

Ace removed my hand from his arm and walked to where she was standing. He gazed at her through his shades intensely. The attention of the whole crowd fell on her, and my jealousy flared. I wanted to scratch her face, but Luce stopped me. “Not now, Rebecca,” she

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gathered around him. “The Moon Goddess temple is close to here. We honor our

where Ace was and pushed the girls around him

most packs have hierarchy and that is why several

smiled and said, “Would

narrowed my eyes at

40 answer that question?”

to smack him and maybe beat him up so that he would know his place, but i stayed calm and looked at

destroyed,” I said with confidence. “We are what we are. However, all a Luna can do is to

a tight smile, and I knew I had put him in his place while saying

at Katy. “Would you like to answer that question?” Why was he asking her only and

other contestants would

They gave a*s answers, and I couldn’t help but gloat at my answer. I thought we were done, and started to leave when Katy stepped forward, her eyes meeting those of the pack members. In a soft and soothing voice, she said, “We are more than

members erupted in a loud cheer as they clapped at her answer. Dark and oily, soul–deep rage exploded in my chest as my mind raced on what I could do. Should I challenge her? But if I challenged her, Ace wouldn’t like it and I was not ready to do so openly.

cars and jeeps. This time, Alpha Ace didn’t come with me. He went to sit with Katy and her friends. Luce couldn’t protest, but I was so angry at her I didn’t talk to

scream emanated from the back side. I jerked my head back only to see that a mother was bent over her toddler pup who had fallen to the ground and

have to stop,” Luce said. “It seems the pup fell out of his mother’s

mind link to call a doctor. What are we going to do? Let’s continue with the tour. Ask your brother to go on. That’s just

followed her. I rolled my eyes. She was

head. “Call a doctor now!” she