a's

against my front. My face

rying to hide my face from them

s eyes were like a bottomless sea. Blue. It remin

was talking to the man who had come forward. "

me I ate something; my skin had been scorched by the sun and beaten by rain. I looked a mess, but all

power coursed through his accent. I was t

dle of my back. It might be a burn or someth

tried to explain. "It'

know there was a tag

being said, and no one wanted to miss a drop of this gist

wled. I gasped. He had called the Alpha by

. Their Alpha had been called stupid by

lpha Kael raised a hand to stop them. He cleared his throat. "Does th

I would look like a dying worm if I

d; I saw his eyes get darker

rt. I heard girls gasp and swoon. I wouldn't blame

was a meal. But I couldn't because he came a

he tryi

one as he stood beside me.

ck to the crowd that I s

to life. I screamed, l

augh

ortance because when I opened my eyes, al

f the west pack and half of the south, and you wanted to openly slaughter t

nse beyond the feeling of the chains leaving my legs

. I could tell this was the apartment they had been given; it was

when he dropped me on the

e fine; they'll

my brain was slow to interpret the words I had heard, but I knew thi

e. Please."

e me, but I did not f

bruises on my skin, so they cleaned me with a warm, wet

. He heard me. "Did you lie? Di

t?" He was looking

e now?" I asked. It did not make sense. The

could look deeper into his eyes; I had been right, they were so much like mine, only de

my eyes

red. Sleep

sl