Contractually Yours, Alpha by Giftemmy

Chapter Fifty

THANE

I hadn’t seen Riley in three days; she was avoiding me. I wanted to pay her a visit so badly; it took every last will in me not to. She wasn’t ready to see me, and I should respect her decision.

Kissing Isabella right before her was the worst move I’ve ever made and I did feel guilty even if it had been my wolf who was drawn to her. Surprisingly, living with Isabella wasn’t exactly as complicated as I had thought it would be; since our last conversation, she had stayed away, barely speaking to me. I knew my words hurt her, but I wasn’t going to lead her on; she deserved better.

“There’s a man requesting an audience with you,” a soldier reported to me.

“Does he have a name?”

“He had refused to say a thing till he saw you.”

“Well, if he isn’t ready to share his name in the very least, then I don’t think I’ll be entertaining him.”

“Alpha… I think you should see him.” The soldier said, a hint of concern in his eyes.

The man waited outside the pack house, surrounded by my pack soldiers. I dismissed them with a flicker of my hand.

“I hope your reason for being here is important. I have no time to spare,” I warned

The man turned to me, and I noticed something different about him.

“I would love to introduce myself, but there are many listening into our conversation. Perhaps we go somewhere more private, Alpha,” He suggested. He must be of an Alpha Line, but I could have sworn I had never seen this man before, yet he felt… familiar.

“Come with me.” I led him into the meeting room.

“Now start talking.”

must have heard

never mentioned you.” I say pouring him a glass of whisky, he accepted it with a

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about your

I didn’t know if Logan looked anything like me, but I had felt this strange familiarity when I saw him; he seemed to be in his late thirties, a few years older than

met my ‘Guardian Angel.”

that’s your way of saying ‘thank you‘, then

who are you?”

“I am Logan…”

have more to

consider me your big

bit overboard,

don’t know,

would work

this might come as a shock, but I am your brother, and the man who you believed all your life to be your

just going to believe

felt it when

felt the familiarity,

is proof enough. Welcome home, brother.” I said sarcastically.

they are wrong; the only difference is that one is a