The Alpha’s Contract Luna alexia By Lian

Chapter 38
-Alexia-
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“How is she? Why is she still unconscious? It’s been a full day,” Alexia could faintly hear the familiar sound of her husband.
“She is okay, Alpha. She is probably just shocked from being taken. Give her time to rest. She has a few bruises on her arms,
but from what I could tell, these are held marks. So far, nothing serious. I don’t believe they were able to touch her in the way you
feared,” another person said, but Alexia could not make out who it was.
“Mmmm. Kieran,” under her breath, she called. “Kieran.”
“Alexia,” she heard her husband say. Her eyes were still shut, but she felt his hand, anger, and sentiments.
Her husband was furious. His thoughts were going wild, wanting to go on a rampage and kill every rogue in the nation. He was
upset about her state, and he felt heartbroken for her. Mainly, he blamed himself.
Because of the mark he gave her, he read his thoughts and felt every pain.
She noticed his rough hand holding her hand tightly. Finally, her eyes fluttered open, and she saw Kieran beside her. Seeing his
handsome face, relief overcame her. She peered around the room and saw one of the pack’s doctors was there. Behind him was
Rae.
“Alexia, Thank the Goddess, you are alright! We were so worried,” Rae said. She was in tears. Immediately, she embraced
Alexia from the other side of the bed. “I’m glad
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you are okay.”
Rae cried for almost a minute while holding her. Alexia didn’t say a word but only relished in that embrace. She cried with her
friend. Although the rogues who took her got their punishment, their faces, their laughter, and their malicious looks haunted her.
More importantly, she feared she was truly cursed.
After Rae let out her tears. She turned to Kieran and said, “I’ll give you some time alone.” She got up and asked Alexia, “I’ll go
get some food. Anything else you like?”
“Wa -water,” that was all she could make out.
Rae left to get food. Thankfully, water was readily available in the room. Kieran handed her a glass. Her throat was so dry, she
felt like she could drink an entire pitcher.
After quenching her thirst, Alexia thought deeply. Then, she remembered her companions, “Seth, Sheena. Kieran -”
“Don’t worry. They are alive, but Seth is not in a good state. One of the king’s warriors did not make it,” Kieran revealed. “Sheena
is recovering fast, despite getting stabbed by a silver knife.”
Alexia’s shoulders fell. The new somewhat comforted her. She studied the room, and after realizing they were all alone, she said
to Kieran, “You found me?”

Everything was so blurry the moment the rogues started to die. She wasn’t particularly sure what happened next.
Following her probing, Kieran nodded and pulled her into his embrace. He replied, “Yes, but I was too late. It looked like you took
care of them -”
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“Kieran, did you see?” She softly asked, utterly distraught. “Did you find me when they were gasping for air?”
Panic flashed across her face, worried about whatever her husband will think of her. She cried, saying, “I’m cursed, Kieran. I am
cursed! I killed them, and I barely touched them.”
She let go of Kieran’s hold and looked into his eyes, saying, “You should have seen it. You would understand -”
“I saw it. I heard your scream, so I ran and followed your voice.” Kieran admitted. “When I arrived, some of the rogues were
already dead, but I saw how the rest tried to approach you from afar, and they all went down on their knees before dying
completely.”
“Kieran, I’m cursed -‘
“No.” Kieran stopped her. “They deserve to die!”
“When I found you, your pants were halfway down your hip. I did not have to guess what went on. Alexia, they f ucking deserve
to die!” Kieran firmly said. “No one is allowed to touch you. You are mine!”
“But Kieran, what if it’s true? What if I am really cursed?” Alexia brought it up again. She did so repeatedly, and her husband kept
brushing it off.
Kieran put his hands on Alexia’s face and said, “You call it a curse, but I think it is meant to protect you. Think about it, Alexia.
When was the last time this happened? With Beta Edward? With Drake? In all instances, they tried to put their hands on you!”
Alexia rested in Kieran’s arms for another hour. They talked
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about how the rogues died, again and again, trying to decipher everything, and after giving it much thought, she realized her
husband was right. She was being protected.
It had to be a form of protection!

It was unfortunate that the rogues had to die, but either way, Alexia understood, they would have suffered the same fate. There
was no way Kieran would let them live. She could feel it in her bones. How he bonded with her through her mark; it made her
know precisely what he felt..
“I – I think you are right, Kieran,” Alexia finally acknowledged.
Kieran, on the other hand, returned to embracing Alexia. He pecked her cheek and said, “You are not cursed. Whatever it is that
is protecting you, I will figure it out. Let me figure it out.”
-Kieran-
“Your highness, I’m afraid. I suspect you have a traitor in the palace,” Kieran suggested. He was speaking to King Balthasar
about Alexia’s kidnapping.
“Whoever tipped the palace about the assassination attempt, probably planned to divert my attention. I ended up failing to
protect my wife. She was their target all along. Maybe, nob*dy tipped anyone. May I know exactly how the intel came to your
guards?” Kieran sought.
King Balthasar hissed on the other line. He replied, “I swear, Kieran. I never wanted this to happen, especially not to Alexia. How
is she?”
Kieran explained how she was doing fine. He described, “We
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are at the hospital. She could not rest without seeing Sheena and Seth. It’s in her nature to worry about others.”
“What a good child,” the king remarked. “Anyway, Kieran, the intel came from my wife’s guards. One of the Golden Eye Pack
warriors supposedly heard a visiting werewolf talk about killing you from one of the local bars. The same warrior said that he
chased after the visitor but lost him at the bar’s back entrance.”
“I will have my men look into it further,” the king offered.
“Thank you, Your Highness,” Kieran said. “I would appreciate that.”
“And Kieran, I know you have security matters to worry about in your pack, but this is urgent. We have heard from our spies in
Eswen. It appears that our enemy is preparing to strike again. This time, they are bringing more men and more ships,” the king

revealed. “They are bringing more firearms too – guns with silver bullets.”
Kieran shut his eyes. The thought of leaving his wife gave him discomfort. He asked, “When are they planning to attack?”
“Our contact said they would leave in two months. They are still waiting for the arrival of their weapons,” The King revealed. “I
have also procured the same weapons to even the odds.”
“We can do more. I’ll train my warriors to have tolerance against silver. It will be hard and may not entirely save us from the
inevitable result, but it may reduce side effects,” Kieran suggested.

“Good, Kieran. Your decisions are always wise. I’ll speak to
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you again at our next meeting,” the king said.
“My king,” Kieran stopped him from dropping the call. He suggested, “May I suggest keeping this information a secret? I trust
Alpha Declan and Alpha Baxter. I also trust Beta Ford, but please excuse me for saying I don’t trust Alpha Blaze.”
“There may also be people in your palace that cannot be trusted,” Kieran suggested.
“I understand, Kieran. After the incident with Alexia, I certainly doubt that warrior from the Golden Eye Pack, and even my wife’s
guards,” the king replied.
“For the sake of Taplean and my people, I will be more careful,” the king said. “I thank the Goddess for your service, Kieran.”
-Alexia-
Thick fog sizzled around Alexia. Her hair blew up, following the flow of the mist. She felt indescribable power engulfing her, pri
cking her skin. She sensed a knocking pain in her head, as if someone was trying to enter her brain.
Then, out of nowhere, she saw a pair of emerald eyes through the mist, and the same thick air slowly faded. The pain in her
head stopped altogether.
“She is not cursed,” the lady said with a smile. “She doesn’t have a spell around her, either. And no, she has nothing to hide in
her head, no blocked memories in there.”
Kieran had taken Alexia to one of his territories down north, where the pack’s elder was said to be the wisest and most potent
half-witch. The lady did not look old at all but was told to be over a hundred years old. She had green hair,
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beautiful skin, and stunning emerald eyes.
“Then what is protecting her, Morgan?” Kieran asked.
The half-b reed witch sucked in a breath. She replied, “Something more powerful.”
Alexia gulped. What could be more powerful than their kind? Or her husband? Or the king? It was truly baffling to Alexia.
Morgan quickly sniffed Alexia. She smelled every corner of her frame; her neck, arms, back, and hair. She said, “She smells
different. Have you ever noticed how she smelled of snow?”

“Hmmm,” Kieran acknowledged. “She does have a unique scent.”
“I mean, it’s not like we live in Azenna where it snows all year round,” Morgan remarked.
“I can’t point a finger to it now, but I’ll try to remember. where I had picked up the same scent in the past,” Morgan said. She
smiled at Alexia and lightly lifted her chin, saying, “For now, rest easy and be assured that you are not cursed. In fact, I think you
are gifted.”
Just when Alexia thought she had some superpowers, the lady said, “You are definitely gifted to have Alpha Kieran, the stone-
cold alpha, fall in love.” She smirked and added, “You are a true luna – his luna.”
She bowed before Alexia and said, “It’s a pleasure to meet you, Luna Alexia.”