Contract With Alpha Logan

Chapter 176

Biancha POV

My father gaped at Alpha Logan as if he had asked an immoral question. “What do you mean?” he said, glancing at me nervously. “Biancha is my daughter!”

Alpha Logan leaned back in his chair, crossing one leg over the other, resting it on his knee. He cocked his head as a smirk came on his lips. “So tell me, are you a werewolf?”

Father seemed to lose his shit, but he clenched his teeth and took a deep breath in. “Yes, Alpha Logan, I am a werewolf. Would you like me to shift to show my wolf?”

“That would be great,” Alpha Logan said, narrowing his eyes.

My father looked at Karen, who seemed like she was utterly confused. When she didn’t respond to him, my father said, “Alpha Logan, would you like me to shift here or in the garden?”

Alpha Logan looked to Kael, who nodded. “Please come to the garden with me,” Kael instructed my father.

As I watched my father leaving with Kael with frustration mounting, I couldn’t help but stifle a laugh. I didn’t know where Alpha Logan was going, but I was thoroughly enjoying how it was playing. Luna Kylie stared at Karen for a while until she was totally uncomfortable. “Do you know anything about Biancha’s mother?”

Karen licked her dry lips and opened her mouth. But she snapped it shut, glancing at me. When she opened it again, she resembled a fish out of water. “I— I don’t know much. Just that Marlin and her mother, Erin, constantly had arguments with each other. They weren’t happy and Marlin couldn’t take it anymore. According to him, it was an abusive relationship. So he decided to run away. But he took his daughter with him.”

“So you’re saying that it was Erin who used to fight with Marlin?” Luna Kylie asked.

“Yes, they didn’t go well together at all. Marlin didn’t want his daughter to suffer at the hands of that psycho. Erin’s mental health was deteriorating day by day.”

I couldn’t believe the lies Karen was spouting. “No Karen,” I countered. “I was ten years old when my father took me with him. I remember my mom. She wasn’t mentally unstable. On the contrary, she loved me.” A lump formed in my throat as I said those words and as I remembered my mom’s face, even though it would emerge from the haze of my mind, even though I didn’t remember all the features so well.

Karen shrugged. “Don’t tell me. It’s your father who says those things.”

“The only psycho that I see here is Marlin,” Toren scoffed.

Logan as my father went to sit next to Karen, obviously agitated as hell. But he was suppressing his anger as

werewolf,” Alpha Logan stated coldly. “What about

you are so graciously thinking of making a part of your Alpha family, hasn’t shifted. So she is wolf–less.” He looked at me with hatred in his eyes. “I think this drama is over. Pack up your

We will leave

as long as I ask you to! And if both

mouth dropped open in surprise. He collected himself, clenched his fist, and said, “Alpha Logan, please return Biancha to me. She is my daughter and I am her guardian. We don’t want to stay here for another

Logan’s accusatory tone boomed in the hall.

will excuse me, I will leave, Biancha is my daughter, and she will go with me. I got her from her

I shouted. “You beat me every other day. When I asked about my mom, you revealed nothing about her. When I asked you

my father shouted at me. “I was

guiding you!”

I

radiating off him. He grasped my hand and pulled me up when Toren caught his throat and growled, his fangs

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Chapter 176

ground. “Don’t you fucking touch her again!” he growled.

“You can’t-”

came t

red hair that was tied in a pony, entered the main hall. He looked at me with his green eyes and a his lips. Wearing a black shirt with gray trousers, he had a

wrinkles, spoke of wisdom, suggesting he was olde than my

to Alpha Logan, who got up. They shook hands and Alpha Logan invited him to sit. “Alpha Jax,” he said. “It’s an honor to have you amongst us.”

somewhere. I stared at him as he sat on a sofa opposite to me. He looked at me again and gave me a kind smile.

if he had seen a ghost. He coughed and sputtered as

Jax almost growled at him. “Long time. Where were you all these years?”

don’t know why, but my father tried to run away from there,

Marlin. “Have you seen him before, Marlin?”

He didn’t answer the question. He looked like he had been