The Alpha’s Contract novel Chapter 536

Silas

Scratching through the stubble on my chin, I sigh, “He has several.”

Other than the beating hearts in the room, you could have heard a pin drop. It was not the answer any one of them wanted to hear.

“Witches are rare.” Dane mutters. “They don’t come along too often.”

I nod in agreement. I knew they were. It had been drummed into me when I had been full of questions as a kid. And White Cliffs are incredibly happy to have them, even the one that denies her heritage. Or maybe, people felt like they had to be happy with their presence. I wasn’t sure anymore. There were just so many holes in the story and all it has taken is for me to meet my twin.

“And Witches rarely work with Wolves.” Dane continues

“Depends what they are being offered, I guess. They have nice homes, a couple have family’s. They have jobs, they are not looked down on by others.” But when I think about it, they tend to stick together. They didn’t really have other friends.

“How many?” Neah asks. Her bright blue eyes hover on mine. She was definitely not what I was expecting for the last female Alpha.

The moment I saw her in the restaurant, it was clear who she was. Her scent. The electrical charge that surrounded her. I was one hundred percent certain that she was stronger than Serkan. I had never sensed anything so powerful before and I had been around other Kitsons.

Yet, she was small and looked fragile. I’m surprised the sea didn’t drag her out further than a few metres before I managed to catch hold of her. What I had heard about her, just didn’t fit the woman sitting across from me.

Her legs crossed up under her. A hand on her small bump, that is moving around in circles. She had a little bit of an attitude, but that could be the pregnancy hormones, if my mate was anything to go by.

She’s also nothing like her grandfather. If anything, the cousin looked like she would cause more issues.

Samara hadn’t said much more either and mostly just stared into space. Maybe talking to her Lycan. I couldn’t be sure, it was impossible to tell with her grey eyes.