I Reject You.

ON'

ading me deeper into the forest. I couldn't bear the thought of losing her, not when she held the

self, my breath visible in the cold

that time was of the essence. With every step, th

spotted me. He had a look of triumph in his eyes, as if he held the key to my salvation, and before I co

ontain my impatience.

dear Alpha. I might know a thing or two about your Isadora's whereabouts, but I'd like to r

hope. "Victor, brin

ng around and gest

id, turning my attention back to the stranger, trying to

m the bag," I said, gesturin

ppy about the situation, but he handed over the

ng you know," I demand

sfied grin before speaking. "She's not too far

y heart pounding with anticipation. "Take m

at the stranger's face, his expression fierce. "This bette

ctor's threat. "You have nothing to worry abo

had to find Isadora, and every second counted. "Let's

trail; everything just seemed to make sense. My heart pounded in my chest with a mixture of desperation and hope.

. My pack members were on high alert, ready to spring into action at a moment's noti

sh

g torches outside the cabin were the only signs that someone had been here recently, alt

to face the young man, my blood boil

gaze, stammering, "I don't k

at sent him flying a few meters back, tumbling on the floor to Victor's foot. His words se

osure. "If you're lying to me," I warned, my v

members, stepped forward. "Alpha, forgive me for speakin

to Luka, intrigued b

ng from the defenseless," Luka explained. "I have seen him before

The betrayal stung, and I couldn't help but feel a mix of fury and frustration. I

ward money," I comma

his foot off the floor, and the rest of my men disarmed the you

flashed with fury as he glared at the man already looking lifeless in his grip. As a few of my men dashed out and came back with a woo

that could jeopardize our search for Isadora;

ictor growled, his voice low and menacin

avered, and he trie

thing rogue. Don't stain your hands with my miserable blood. Please, Alpha, please

f ears like water poured on a rock. Victor had seen enough deceit in

blow, he made sure the man understood the gravity of his actions. The sounds of fists me

ted to take over and unleash my own anger, I knew that violence wouldn't lead us to Isadora

epping forward to stop the b

ion in his eyes, he really wanted to take this man's life. The man lay

rm. "Tell us the truth about Isadora's whereabout

ted in pain, and finally he relented. "She

ommanded, and a few of my men stepped forwar

t as much information on Isadora's being as you possibly can; the

continued our search, taki