The Alpha’s Contract by Taylor West

Chapter 0478

Dane

The others race forward. It was standard. They hunt, I give them a chance to track the prey down before I join in. Neah's blue eyes flicker to me. She is more than ready to go.

'Let them have their fun. He will still die.' I link her

She nods as howls and growls erupt from the forest. Birds frantically fly up into the sky, desperate to escape the camage that is about to unfold.

Silently I count to ten, as Blair comes running to Neah. "Please let me go after him!"

*You have your abilities back. Can you shift without going Rogue?" Neah asks. Blair doesn't answer. "Then I suggest you stay here."

'It's time for us to go.' I link Neah.

As she runs next to me, she shifts. Her clothes fall to the ground in tatters as her body fills out. Each and every time, it amazed me. And the fact she could still do it while pregnant was something else.

She rips through the trees with ease. Her feet barely made a sound as she moved. She pauses a few times and regularly changes direction. I let her take the lead. She hadn't been a part of a hunt before, but I knew how much she was ready to rip Cooper apart and I was more than happy to watch her do it.

she stops at a bush with fresh blood. 'He's trying to lure us a certain way.' 'Trying to

standing over a dead female. One that had already shifted back to Human form. A

was one of mine.' Neah

her over onto her stomach. Written on her

'Two?' Neah asks

of us out."

was a bad idea, any individual

linked by another to say they had found a dead Wolf, this time with the

He was marking his kills and that

difficult to follow. They went off in different directions, trying to confuse whoever came across them, but the smell

me alarmed as I shift back to Human form and step out

I can smell your blood." I speak to the forest. "You try to deceive us but it is becoming more obvious that you

for the lives you took.

the Wolves and Lycans showing me their positioning.

you scared, Cooper? You know you can't outrun this." I wondered if he realised there were people placed all along the edge of my border. He could run the length of the forest, but

falls from the trees, landing flat on his back with a heavy groan. He's inches from me and there are already healing bruises on his

form, squatting on a branch. He casually puts a hand up to