The hum of fluorescent lights buzzed softly above Alexander as he leaned back in his sleek leather chair, his fingers dancing over the pages of the thick contract on his desk. He was alone in his office, and outside, the bustling sounds of the music studio surrounded him, a far cry from the quiet intensity of his workspace.
Today marked a new chapter, not just for his label, but for the very fabric of werewolf society with the signing of a groundbreaking new artist.
"The Rogue." Alexander mouthed the name quietly to himself, feeling a rush of excitement. Alaric McCloud, using the stage name "The Rogue," had been making waves with stirring lyrics that didn't shy away from tackling sensitive subjects like inequality and injustice, in what Alexander knew was the werewolf world. That the werewolf's lyrics were resonating with so many humans gave Alexander hope that his dream of living in harmony with humans, with music as the catalyst, could some day become a reality.
