🐺🥰Alpha Queen Claimed By Her Contracted Sugar Pup Full Movie: Fated Love Between Nortorious Heartbreaker and Her Beta Call Boy

Introduction: The Era of the "Malewife" and the Alpha Queen

If you have been scrolling through TikTok or X (formerly Twitter) lately, you know that the "Soft Guy Era" is having a moment. But Dramabox takes this trend, injects it with adrenaline, sprinkles in some werewolf lore, and delivers it in the most addictive format possible with their latest hit, Alpha Queen Claimed By Her Contracted Sugar Pup.

Forget the tired tropes of the damsel in distress waiting for her knight. In this electrifying Strong Female Lead drama, the knight is the one on his knees—quite literally—begging for a contract.

The premise is delicious: Selene Thorne is an Alpha female with a wallet as thick as the plot. She doesn't need a man to save her; she needs a man to look pretty and stay out of her way while she executes a corporate takeover and solves a murder mystery. Enter Lucian Blackwood, a rival Alpha disguised as "Noah," a submissive beta "sugar pup."

From the very first episode, Alpha Queen Claimed By Her Contracted Sugar Pup establishes itself as a masterclass in tension. It is Mr. & Mrs. Smith meets The Proposal, but with fangs and billion-dollar credit limits. If you are looking for your next binge-watch obsession, this is the sign you have been waiting for.

The Star Power: "Espresso" Heat Meets Acting Chops

Let’s address the elephant—or rather, the wolf—in the room. The male lead is played by none other than Carson Polish. If that face (and let’s be honest, those abs) looks familiar, it is because he recently graced screens in Sabrina Carpenter’s music video for the smash hit "Espresso."

Casting Carson Polish was a stroke of genius by Dramabox. He perfectly embodies the duality required for the role of Lucian/Noah.

As Noah: He is the ultimate "babygirl." He wears the glasses, he does the shy stutter, and he lets Selene buy him houses. He is the "Sugar Pup" title personified—cute, non-threatening, and eager to please.

As Lucian: When the glasses come off and he’s plotting with his uncle Henry, the predator emerges. His jaw clenches, his voice drops an octave, and the Alpha energy is palpable.

Watching him switch between a stammering "call boy" and a ruthless tactician is half the fun. You are constantly on edge, waiting for the moment the mask slips. And for the fans of visual storytelling, the cinematography does not shy away from highlighting his… assets. Whether he is covered in bubbles in a bathtub or rocking a fitted suit, the show knows exactly what the audience wants.

A Game of Cat and Wolf

The series opens with a bang—or rather, a splash. We are introduced to Selene Thorne at the Silver Moon Pack, rejecting a marriage proposal from a desperate Omega male. "I'm an omega, but I will love you more than any Alpha could," he pleads. Selene’s response? She tosses his roses into the ocean and icy remarks about his "sugar mommies."

This establishes Selene immediately: she is cold, she is efficient, and she is done with men. Or so she thinks.

The Trap

The plot kicks into high gear with Henry Blackwood, the scheming antagonist who wants to take over the Silver Moon Pack. Realizing a direct assault won't work, he orchestrates a "Honey Trap." But instead of a femme fatale, he sends in a homme fatale—Lucian.

The makeover scene where Henry puts glasses on Lucian to make him look "cute and submissive" is hilarious meta-commentary on romance tropes. They present him as part of a "Beta Buffet" (a line that deserves an award), and Selene takes the bait. Why? Because "Noah" looks exactly like Isaac, the boy who saved her from an abusive childhood.

The "Sugar Mommy" Dynamic

This is where the show shines. Alpha Queen Claimed By Her Contracted Sugar Pup flips traditional gender dynamics on their head. Selene takes "Noah" shopping, not for groceries, but for real estate.

"Come on, call boy. You don't have to sell yourself anymore. Mommy's gonna take you shopping."

She hands him three property deeds like they are coupons.

It is a power fantasy that feels fresh. Selene holds all the cards—money, status, and control. Or at least, she thinks she does. The audience knows that "Noah" is actually a billionaire Alpha pretending to be destitute, creating a layer of dramatic irony that makes every interaction sizzle.

Key Highlights and "Screaming at the Screen" Moments

The Bathtub Encounter

No romance drama is complete without an accidental walk-in. When Selene enters her bathroom to find "Noah" submerged in bubbles, the tension is thick enough to cut with a knife. It’s a classic trope, but the dialogue elevates it. "Alpha hits hard," Noah complains after she slaps him out of shock, reinforcing his beta persona while testing her boundaries.

The Croissant Proposal

Uncle Henry’s plan to woo Selene involves hiding a 20-carat diamond ring in a croissant. It is ridiculous, campy, and perfect. When Selene bites into it, she doesn't swoon; she laughs and calls him a "genius" for being so cute. It cements their dynamic: she views him as a pet to be rewarded, not a partner to be feared.

The Password: 961015

This is the emotional anchor of the series. When Selene demands to check Noah’s phone (suspicious of his 1 billion dollar bank transfer notification), she guesses the password on the first try: 961015. It’s her birthday. This revelation shifts the genre from "Rom-Com" to "Fated Mates" territory instantly. We realize that while Selene chose him because he looks like Isaac, he chose the password because he has been looking for "Lily" (Selene's childhood nickname) his whole life. The tragedy? He doesn't realize the powerful Alpha Queen standing in front of him is his lost Lily.

Themes: Trauma, Truth, and Identity

Beyond the gloss and the romance, Alpha Queen Claimed By Her Contracted Sugar Pup deals with heavy themes.

1. The Cost of Revenge:Selene is on a timeline. Her Aunt Amy warns her, "Your grandfather cares about your health." Selene is ignoring a serious medical diagnosis to find her mother’s killer. She says, "Taking the hardest path is the only way to the truth." This adds a ticking clock element to the romance. She isn't just looking for love; she's looking for legacy and justice.

2. Identity vs. Perception:Both leads are wearing masks. Selene wears the mask of the heartless "Notorious Heartbreaker" to survive in a male-dominated business world. Lucian wears the physical mask of "Noah" to infiltrate her life. The central question of the series is: Can they fall in love with the real versions of each other before the lies tear them apart?

Watch on Dramabox

Dramabox has cornered the market on high-quality vertical dramas, and this series is their flagship for a reason.

Pacing: With 69 episodes, the story moves at breakneck speed. There is no filler. Every episode ends on a cliffhanger that forces you to hit "Next."

Production Value: The costumes are high-end (Selene’s power suits are a mood board essential), and the settings scream luxury.

Chemistry: The banter is sharp. The "clean your contacts" scene, where Lucian has to explain away his late-night calls from "dudes," is a perfect mix of panic and comedy.

Final Verdict

Alpha Queen Claimed By Her Contracted Sugar Pup is a triumphant blend of the "Werewolf" genre. It serves up a Strong Female Lead who is actually strong—not just in name, but in action—and pairs her with a Male Lead who is secure enough in his masculinity to play the submissive role (until he needs to bite back).

If you loved the MV for "Espresso" and thought, "I need to see that guy in a 69-episode romance arc," this is your show. If you love stories where the woman holds the checkbook and the man holds the secrets, this is your show.

 Experience the full HD chemistry and the unraveling mystery exclusively on the official Dramabox app.

Watch Alpha Queen Claimed By Her Contracted Sugar Pup now and see if Noah can keep his secret, or if the Alpha Queen will claim her true mate.