THE ALPHA'S MATE, HIS ENEMY'S FRIEND

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He didn't just escort me to his house. He dra

ed, every wolf dropped to their knees. They bowed their heads until their foreheads nearly touched the g

murmured beside me. "If you

I tried to free my wrist

. But I don't tru

de of black stone. It looked more like a fortress than a

he room was dark and smel

kwards and rubbed my wrist. My ch

I breathed. "You'

dark eyes gleamed in the dimn

, are a human who just insulted

less man to death!" I shouted. Anger was strong

sanctuary for the weak. It's a hierarchy. The strong rule, the weak serve. If I show mercy, my warriors see it as

Omega to make

nd against the door beside my head. I flinched. He leaned closer, his f

ll from the forest had returned. It was stronger now. It

My voice trembled. "Whatever

y. His hand shot out. He grabbed m

ce was a low growl. "Nev

My heart pounded. "W

his eyes slowly faded. It turned in

rushed my lower lip. "I won't beat

y and turned h

oor. You won't leave this house without my per

him. My voice was cold

r his shoulder. H

g his revenge against me for years. If you know

ve

und didn't look like a snake. He just looked broken

rd floor," Asher ord

ss. The red-haired warrior looked at

way,

I'd just jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire.

room was actually quite beautiful. But it was still a

," I

ed at th

s do that? Bea

g on the doorknob. For a sec

s," he said quietly. "He's a ticking

what he meant, Ga

ic

e lock echoed t

mewhere below, Finley was lying in a medical bed. Broken and bleedi

d to save him. But what if saving him only gave h