Her Dark AlphaChapter 90
Her Dark Alpha
Chapter 90
The forest thinned as we neared the borders, the air shifting, heavier, charged. I could smell freedom just beyond the line, the soil and pine thick in my lungs. The night wind brushed cold against my skin, carrying the distant hum of my pack’s land.Finally.I slowed my steps just enough to glance at George. He looked tired, haunted, but still carrying that ridiculous spark of hope in his eyes. Disgusting.A smirk tugged at my lips.“You should be careful, George,” I drawled. “Because once word gets out, once my father hears how deep your betrayal runs, Alpha Magnus will rain hell on this pack. Every crawling creature, every whimpering fool –you’ll all burn. And when that day comes…” I leaned closer, enough for him to see the rage burning in my eyes, “I’ll do you the honor of ending your miserable life myself.”He stopped walking. For a while, I thought I’d gotten to him. But then–he just shrugged. Shrugged, like I was some barking dog not worth his time.The insult felt like a punch to my lungs.
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