Alpha Ren

iel

ir of blue eyes pe

ree others surrounded my bed, staring down at me like a foreign object, one almost completely on my bed. I h

by someone who has been here for three years. I couldn’t have asked

strikingly similar to Raven, with sleek long hair she has pulled back behind her with a band, however, her eyes are

straight pointed nose and a sharp jawlin

that lights up her icy blue eyes. They are a stunning feature upon her, but don’t catch my eyes as much as the r

rvously, tucking my

ed hair points to herself, the girl with the pretties

ella. You work with us now. We do the laund

ng to remember eac

have the same plan as me. Make as much money so I can so I can escape this place forever

’s it

bel says, glancing cheekily toward a girl who seems standoffish. She has pretty brown e

’m not here to fondle t

n argument can insue. “We have to get upstairs. Maiden Ambrose is the head of

washed my face, braiding it down my back. So far all these girls seem kind. Some more irritable than others

here for long. I’m hoping to leave as soon as I get the funds. Mabel links her arm

, keeping us from being seen from anyone who dwells within the Alpha’s manor. There are a few machines mounted on the wall, a few baskets full of clothing and towels, and a table to fold it all. Maiden Ambrose did

pected to finish every day. You do not leave until it’s done. You go from here, to the kitchen, to your sleeping quarters and that is it. No one delivers laundry to

telling me how to sort the clothes and what settings the machines should be on. She informed me that

med irked. I was busy folding the

Mabel asks lightly, pulling freshly cl

” I inform her. “I thought if I come here, I’ll have a better chance at

clothes to fold in front of me. “You know, the money is pretty good here. But t

tra in my pocket. The quicker I get out of here, the happier I will be, adn at this point, I’m up for anything. Even if

this place because they have done

n’t allowed to go nea

t is, if you get there in the first place, but that’s apart of the fun,

he will surely be happy to r

o lead her back to her work. “Don’t listen to her Brielle

off to dinner, leaving me to finish the last of my quota. I was just finishing folding the last sheet over the table, whe

she says quickly, pulling her ap

e. “Oh, I

u dare tell anyone I left early, or are letting y

so stunned. Ambrose is clearly desperate to get out of here and help her husband, so I

how to get to his quarters plastered on the wall, so quickly, I study it, hoping to ingrain it in my mind. I ca

. You do a favour for him, and he will surely be happy to return one to you. You get me? Those words ring in my mind. Would I be foolish enough to

n’t be in his room when