THE BILLIONAIRE'S FUGITIVE SON-IN-LAW
I won't use your stubbornness against you," Captain Mufasa
now, but I will never be yours," Alora mumbled,
at was raw, but no one came. There was no one to help her, no one to hear her scream
waiting for her to struggle, to show some resistance-but she remained still,
dead," he hissed, ru
one-would recognize she was in danger. She hadn't sent word to he
everyone knew the truth about Captain Mufasa. Uncle Todd fe
meone was poisoning Mufasa, plotting to take over his estate once he was gone. She had tho
ntered his house,
his pr
ard eyes. "You're throwing away the only chance you have
d as she had noth
ht this on yourself, Alora.
er voice cracking. "Please, just let me go
low. "Marry me, and in a fortnight, you will be the lady of this castle. My children have been settle
. His heart pounded as
r eyes, staring at hi
tered, ready
ting with disappointment. With a hiss, he rose and marched to the door.
confused. Some
a t
sively cautious about her escape, always ensuring
to her feet and t
er. It was unusual-too weird. But she didn't pause to think about
rds. But just like before, they didn't react to her presence. Normally
Captain Mufasa had distracted them?
t wait to
ripping the banister tightly. The closer sh
spotted
g over ten feet. She couldn't climb it, and walking through was equally impossible
as tr
. She had made it this fa
happened that
urity room, stretching his a
r throat, but no words came out. What was the point? The gu
g of failure pressed against her chest. She had tried. She h
longer her own, that Captain Mufasa held it tightly in his ruthless grip.
a glance-just a flicker of disinterest-b
ist
didn't
e
rough the gate and into the cold night air. She did
ning, her muscles screaming for rest. She expected to hea
re was
was
reath ragged as rea
had let
cape, and instead of stopping he
ts. This wasn't kind
s a w
e free for now, but you
was so, then she wasn't safe yet,
l miles away, and dawn was creeping in. If she could re
haustion threatening to pull h
t
, her family would believe her. And that C