Contract With Alpha Logan

Chapter 127

Kael POV

I wanted Astrid to stay close to me, right in front of my eyes. My protective urges about her were getting stronger by the minute. I could sense her heartbeat, her emotions, and my wolf was driving me crazy to go near her.

This was the problem with us being with humans. We couldn’t tell our exact emotions to them because they wouldn’t understand it. F*ck, even I didn’t understand my emotions because they were overflowing. I had never experienced a tornado of such emotions. My mind was everywhere and nowhere.

Giving her my bag and asking her to wait for me on the bleachers was an excuse to see her during practice. I didn’t want to let her go from my sight because it calmed my wolf. I agree it was a stupid excuse, but I baited her and I loved how she complied. The idea of dominating her, physically and mentally, was thrilling. If her honeysuckle scent calmed me, her presence stirred me.

Astrid was the most beautiful girl I’d ever seen in my life, and I didn’t know why I felt that she was made for me. If she had a wolf, we would have recognized each other as mates. But then also she wasn’t eighteen. I wouldn’t have known her as my mate because werewolves recognized their mates only when they shifted for the first time when they were eighteen.

I saw her leaving the stadium after she forcefully gave my bag to Tracy. That unsettled me so much that I missed a hit, attracting the coach’s ire. I wanted to go after her, chase her and stop her, but my game demanded me. Clenching my fists, I focused myself on the game, but it wasn’t the same. Why did she leave? Earlier, when a tear rolled out of her eye, I wanted to run to her and envelope her in my arms and maybe lick her tear with my tongue and

assure her with my words that everything was going to be fine. It took all my strength to will my wolf down and stay in the

game.

Because I wanted her to stay close to me, I had devised a plan. I had gone to Principal Henson’s office yesterday and requested him to schedule all my classes with her. Not

only that, when he revealed Astrid was looking for extra credits, I pressured him to make Astrid take up my case. I got B in one of my math exams and that was the perfect excuse. I had never been so thankful for a B in my life.

He wasn’t agreeing carlier, but when I threatened that I’d step down from the football team, he knew I was serious. Principal Henson had to assign her to me and change m

sche my cla

hers with mine. Before leaving, I requested him to stay discreet about this conversation or I would leave the school. As such, mom dad were pressuring Toren and me to return

towards my locker, but Toren stopped me.

After taking

a bath, I

“Nope!”

A muscle ticked

lowered his wolves

so emotionally tangled with a human. It’s going to be disastrous. I researched and there has been no

so, because I was going insane without her. My mind was concocting ways on how to be close

the room, I saw Tracy standing with my bag. She immediately curled her arms around my waist and pouted, “I am so sorry, Kael. But you shouldn’t have trusted the new girl. She shoved

was repulsive. I removed her hand politely from me. “She hates me?” I asked, feeling a surge

shouldn’t indulge her. She doesn’t fit in with our

the bag on

for no reason. I just asked her about her friends and what all subjects she had taken. She got provoked and started cursing me and you, saying that she

when we reached, I saw Astrid sitting there with Briana, Nate and Parker. F*ck. Now I wanted to kill Parker, every F*cking logic flying out of my brain. She looked at me and when our gazes locked, the world around me faded. Astrid should’ve

Nate could get in the line after her, I pushed my way in. “You left the field

her eyes going wide. She glanced at Nate,

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field so early? I wanted to talk about biology notes.” Bullshit. It was

her oh–so–kissable lips and said in a breathy voice, “I don’t want to get between you and Tracy. Your girlfriend got the wrong impression that I’m trying to get close to

wanted to reach out to it and feel its rhythm against

she scoffed, blushing