Contractually Yours, Alpha by Giftemmy

Chapter Seventy Seven

THANE

I had flown by my private jet before; I rarely used it. I do believe technology has done more harm than good, and as werewolves we had less need for it. While the humans relied fully on the use of technology for almost… everything.

Logan had left me with Isabella. She hadn’t uttered a single word to me but things were better that way, as long as she was able to communicate the directions to Simon, my pilot, I was fine with the silence. The flight stretched on for a full day, and I didn’t enjoy a minute of it; I would prefer Bruce ‘Shifting Spell‘ anytime to this.

“This is the only landing space closest to the mountains.” Simon informed us from the cockpit.

“It will have to do.” I responded.

Finally, the jet lowered down on a natural clearing.

It was snowing lightly but I didn’t need to worry about the cold; my body could maintain the heat.

Isabella was the first to get out; it seemed like she had been counting the minutes and seconds till she could finally get out of the aircraft, and I didn’t blame her; I felt the same.

I got out next, instructing Simon to stay and wait; he nodded.

more time, and I wanted to get back to Riley as soon as I could, just as I promised.

can get there before nighttime, then

out?” I asked

I hate you, Thane, and I am here for my sake.” She

it, I had never seen Bella mad. All those years ago when we had been together, she never once got angry; maybe it was because she knew her death was near, and so she wasn’t willing to waste even

get there faster

wolf right now; I wouldn’t have asked

took off my clothes.

away, but I did catch her

I go… out of control, you help me

only gave a slight nod, and then I transformed. I paused, waiting for her to climb on. She walked closer, running her hands through

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a warning stare. She snapped back to her old self–the very same one that was still mad at me for throwing her out of my pack and attempting to

albeit a bit reluctantly. The moment she was seated, I took off

had doubts; if this was that easy to get,