Promised To The Alpha Twins – Chapter 114

We stick to my plan.

I would go with Tony ahead, and the twins, along with Aly and Mel, would separate from us, taking advantage not only of the fog that grew denser by the minute but also of the effect it had on their scent. I hoped that the humidity in the air would confuse Zoe’s men, who, in turn, would be so focused on catching me and relying on Tony’s power to stop hiding our trail that they would come after us like moths to a flame.

“There are at least fifteen,” Tony said, somewhat alarmed when he neutralized his power and concentrated on sensing those who were following us.

the fact that, being in a forest, the energy flowing through my body would be more than enough to detonate a 200-pound dynamite bomb, if not more, and that victory was assured. But I also had to act cautiously because I didn’t want to be a mass murderer, and we were interested in taking prisoners.

uld be fine.

press the feeling that I was leaving something very valuable behind, that despite being only a few hundred feet apart, we had divided ourselves.

to where the twins had taken.

fteen we had sensed, behind us.

ht for you.’

you sure there are no more?’ I asked af

d you, and yes, we counted fifteen.’

m.’

rcame me, and when I regained control, I discovered that I had caused a m******e? Was I about to prove David Zoe and his allies right, that it was best to keep me captive or even sacrifice me? Doubts gnawed at me, but one was stronger.

l is Gea?

y time I passed through any tree or bush, the speed at which Zoe’s men would attack us when they transformed would barely give me a heartbeat to focus. At least two or three of them would be on top of

I di

as she?

wering me?

my whole plan was going to hell for something as ridiculous as that? Was it possible that I had lost my wolf?

?

‘Gea?’

ssan!

it, Gea, where have you been…?’

, don’t speak!’

en to me! I

”

spoke at that moment through the link, and it was all chaos. I didn’t hear either of them, but I no longer needed to because I saw what was happening.

ming, and there was one more.

Mel?

t me, and I witnessed exactly what I had just foreseen.

he reason.

lf was also

But why?

his?

weight on my arms and chest, which sank into the earth as I heard my bones shatter and a sharp pain that nearly deprived me of consciousness shot up my back. I could only see, through a sliver of light between the body of the beast that now subdued me, what was happening in

currently on top of me.

I not have the air to do so, they wouldn’t have heard me, no matter how ha

man who attacked his brother, when he threw his second claw, what hit the chest of the beast was a human fist. I didn’t want to see, but it was impossible not to hear, and even feel, that same bone-crunching sound that haunted me for the third time in less than fifteen seconds.

Why, Mel?

Why?

lf without ceasing.