The Alpha’s Contract by Taylor West

Chapter 0289



I roll my eyes at him and look at my mother. "I found her."

"Who?" She asks with a frown

"Daddy's favourite little girl."

Her brown eyes widen a little and she shakes her head. "That was a long time ago, Blair. You need to let go of the past."

I had a feeling she was just saying it because Ryken was standing right here. If it had just been us, I know she would be smiling. It's what we had both wanted. I knew deep down she wanted revenge for what my father had done to her, done to us.

Ryken points a finger at me. "You are fucking nuts. You do realise who she is, right?"

"Yeah, everything that I should be."

He laughs and I feel that white hot rage creeping up inside of me.

"You were never going to be an Alpha, Blair. Your dad wasn't an Alpha, it was a fucking lie you stupid cow." He prods his thick finger against my temple. "Why can't you get that to go in that thick skull of yours?"

"He lied, Blair." My mum whispers sadly. Where was her anger? Where was her rage?

could have had a chance at leading this small pack, but you fucked that up by going on this wild

laugh, looking around at the houses. "There's like thirty people in this so-called pack and my name is

stares

your half sister's name then be proud

gets me my

laughs. "You are fucking delusional. Looks like the apple doesn't fall far from

saying I'm like my

Why do you think your

"Mum?"

stares at me. “You had a chance here, Blair. A chance at a fresh start. I was willing to take you on as my own, to raise you into a loving family. Give

Ryken's words. Every now and again I would see one of my brothers appear in the

wipe it away. Crying was not happening. Mum had moved on without me. Speeding down the road, Neah's voice vibrates through my head, telling all Lycans to come to Black

the car around, I head back to my mum's place. I needed to see if they would go. Neah's request wasn't an

she have them

end

et

loading up their car with bags. Mum had the baby cradled in her arms as Ryker moved back and forth, slotting

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weren't the only ones either. Every house had people loading up cars. They were all going. They were all

on my brakes, I block their car in. My mum stares at me with wide eyes and backs off towards the house as my sister startes to cry. "You are