Contract With Alpha Logan

Chapter 161

Biancha POV

The misery in my life began when my father rejected my mother and chose to seek revenge by kidnapping me one fateful night. His expulsion from the pack by the Alpha triggered this chain of events. The only reason he expelled my father was that he rejected his daughter. I was only ten years old at that time.

Ever since, my father had been running around like a rogue. He had gathered a small army of werewolves and declared himself as the rogue king.

He paid little attention to me and treated me harshly. I had debated with him once to return me to my mother, but the argument led to beatings. When I was fourteen, I had tried to take my life, but his men rescued me and got me back to him. That attracted more beatings.

“Don’t think of dying, Biancha,” he hissed after he had beaten me with his belt. “I will sell you to the right customer. Otherwise, how will I earn all the money I spent on you?”

That year, my father married Karen, who had two daughters, who were twins and older than me. Karen’s interest in landscaping benefited my father financially. So whenever Karen and her daughters scolded me, he never stopped them. Eventually, Karen made sure that I became a servant in their house.

The twin sisters, Ginny and Minnie, had made my life hell. They bullied me in every possible way. They ensured that I received a beating from my father if I didn’t serve them properly. I cleaned their room, did laundry, cleaned toilets, and made food. There was no respite. Even at school, the sisters ensured they bullied me. Often, they would lock me up in lockers and I would end up missing classes. They made fun of me in front of their friends. My life was worse than hell.

I just couldn’t take it anymore and ran away from my house. It was when I was running away that it started pouring. I was directionless, hungry, and had no money. On top of that, I was scared. What if my father or his men found me? Feeling tired, I stood beneath a pine tree with my arms wrapped around me. Soaked till the bones, I was shivering. I shivered as my teeth chattered and the heavy rain swept away my tears. I was mentally and physically exhausted.

Standing beneath the pine tree, I hoped for a miracle to happen. I had heard of Cedar town and thought that I was going there, but I didn’t know for sure. I didn’t know how far it was.

I would have shifted, but you see, my wolf didn’t come out. She refused to show herself during our first shift. Obviously, I was shunned by everyone around me. They made fun of me, called me weak and said that I would be a good pack whore since no one would marry me.

Amidst the chaos in my mind, a glimmer of hope appeared. No, it was a hazy ray of white light through the sheet of rain far in the distance. I narrowed my eyes, wondering what it was when it came nearer. It was a black car with strong headlights, and it screeched right in front of me.

Scared to death that it was one of my father’s wolves, I froze, feeling like a deer caught in headlights. But when the window rolled down, it revealed the faces of the two most beautiful boys I’d ever seen. They looked like they belonged to rich families. While one had hazel eyes and dark hair, the other had chocolaty brown hair and light brown eyes. Mesmerized, I couldn’t tear my gaze away from them. And they stared at me. I felt like I was spellbound. Strange feeling surged inside me. The world around me seemed to fade. But somewhere in my mind, a voice said they were so handsome that they must be eliciting the same reaction from every girl.

broke the Stupid spell. “Can

feeling extremely cold, I couldn’t refuse and wore it. They wanted to drop me home. I had no home. I was afraid that if I revealed my misery, they might take advantage of me. So I asked them to drop me off at the market square of

One month later.

in a restobar. It was a small restaurant on the quaint side of Cedar town. The owner, James, an elderly man with a tough demeanor and a kind heart, took pity on me when I was lurking around

left and right to see who was

and she loved to surprise me with her dramatics. “Why can’t you ever speak in your original

her thumb over her shoulder towards the entrance of the bar. “A few men had come this way and were asking

ran down my body, hearing my name. Suppressing

they wanted to check if I knew her.” She started wiping the counter. Casually she asked, “Do you know any

the glasses that I had cleaned to keep them in the

1/2

change

of hair from her face. “I’ll party and drink

that luxury. Ever since

had two dresses, and they were both uniforms. How could I tell her

cool!” Nina

grunted his usual way, scoffing at the students who he often referred to as spoilt brats. “If any of these try to harm you, let me know,” he said

about 10 PM when we were closing, a group of five men sauntered in. Since Nina was at the back in

bring for you guys?” I asked, tucking a strand of my hair behind my ear.

their orders.

their heads at me. The one closest to me chuckled. “We can have you as dessert.” He