Mated To The Cold Hearted Alpha – Chapter 5

I motioned toward one of my enforcers. “Get her down and do as I promised. Prepare her body. Find out if she has any family who wants her remains. If not, we’ll include her in our mourning ceremony.” Not a ceremony I was looking forward to. Many of our wolves also perished in the battle. I hated losing any Wolf, but the events of today needed to happen.

I waited until they removed her body from the room. And then focused on the remaining two men. The taller one had dirty blonde hair and glared at me in the same fashion as the female had. But he didn’t have that rare special spark of loyalty she had. Still, he would be the more difficult one between the two to break.

Getting right in his face, I made sure he paid attention and fully understood my words. “I’ll give you one chance-and one chance only-to tell me what I want to know. How can I find her? Where would she go? She couldn’t have just disappeared. I have wolves combing through the woods, and there’s no trace of her. Surely, a juvenile shewolf couldn’t evade seasoned enforcers without a plan and assistance. So what was it?”

spat on my face. “Go to hell!”

t him next.

o do.

ap this up sooner rather than later. And there was one part of the anatomy that spoke much more significantly to males than any other.

ny word of warning, I grabbed his c**k and sliced

I knew was waiting. The healer stepped forward and applied a patch that would keep the male from bleeding out until I finished.

third man. His mouth hung open in h

the picking by the time I finished.

anced to an enforcer on my right.

A few cleared their throats, working to keep their dinners in their stomachs and not spewed out onto the cold cement floor. They were always queasy when the torture moved to a man’s groin-which was exactly why I did it. To keep them all in line. I wanted them to never

He gulped air, but not enough to steady the erratic pace of his heart.

would have gone there!”

sliced into the top of his scrotum. “Where is the safe

Blood poured from between his legs.

as telling me the truth. It was ti

and he slumped against the stocks holding him. Nothing, no movement at all, just deadweight.

et and wiped the blade on my dark cargo pants. Oh well, I was going to discard the garment anyway. Stepping in front of the last male, I drawled “Do I need to repeat the question?

he s-safehouse is a m-mile north.” He panted, trying to catch his breath.

ly.

om the Alpha’s kitchen.”

y I couldn’t follow her scent, and why my wolves hadn’t been able to track her in the forest. I smiled. Cle

But not clever enough. She belonged

ter what it took, I would fin

ng through piles of rubble to locate the entrance to the tunnel.

him, quickly, and get ready to go.”

the safehouse.

ed to catch her unaware.

inted. She wasn’t there.

inhaled deeply, shuddering, as I let out the breath. My Wolf was anxious, pacing in my head.

suspected.

Beta, Everard, swore, “Shit!”

it! What

alled over his shoulder, “You’re n

ves, digging for clues in every corner. Wh

-hewn wooden floorboards. There were the usual items, food, clothing. And cash. A hell of a lot of cash.

nded period of time.

tation flared higher. No, this wasn’t l

But that wasn’t what he was holding

ly enough, it was the woman I had just killed.

me so we could try to find her family. She’d been the Beta’s mate. The problem was, her nam

only mean one thing.

, a fresh start.

.

over and examining the quality of the fake. He held it up to the light. “It even has the hologram.”

F*****g fantasti

He dropped the document onto the pile of i

get out. I pushed him back.

to play, I was all for it.

.