chapter 50

SELIORA POV

Looking around the tense atmosphere slowly, I raised the sword with all the strength I had in me and cut through Kaelion’s chains.

I was not going to kill him after what I had just seen in Damon’s chambers. Not only was he cocky and arrogant, but he also treated his pack members like slaves.

“Do not move, I stated, swiftly landing the sword on Damon’s neck. “Drop all your swords right now and walk away or I will not hesitate to slice his neck open!”

“Do as she says,” Damon said.

From how terrified he looked, it was obvious he was a coward.

The guards all started to drop their swords and step away just like I had stated.

“Move further away,” I stated again, seeing they were still close.

After making sure the distance between us was far enough now, I looked back at Kaelion who had been silent and only stared at me.

“Pick it up,” I muttered.

Kaelion walked forward and picked up a sword while I scanned around the field for the best way possible to leave.

“Why are you helping him?” Damon asked. “He wiped out your entire pack. You should have done right by your pack and killed him, your father would have been ashamed if he were here.”

“Do not speak of my father!” I barked, pressing the blade more and more against his throat. “Ask your men to bring us a car.”

“Go into the garage and drive out of the cars,” He said, in a loud tone.

Two of his men instantly rushed off into the garage and drove a car towards us.

“Chain him,” I said to Kaelion who instantly picked up the chains that I had earlier freed him from on the ground.

After some seconds, he was done chaining Kaelion up.

“Throw the keys to the car on the ground,” I demanded, removing the sword from Kaelion's neck.

The guards hesitated which angered me.

“I said throw it now!” I yelled, pushing Damon to the ground.

“Do as she says!” Damon barked.

“Yes Alpha,” The guard responded, throwing the keys towards me.

Afterwards, I signalled to Kaelion and asked him to pick up the key as I pulled Damon back up.

I knew the only way we could both get out of here alive was to hold it captive until we were safe.

“Go start the car,” I said, as Kaelion picked up the key.

“You go start it, it is dangerous to leave you out here alone with them,” He muttered, pointing towards the guards and his pack members who continued to watch the scene in silence before handing the key to me.

“Okay, make sure you bring him over the car and shove him in the back seat the minute I honk the horn,” I demanded, walking towards the car which was just in front of me.

I hurried into the car and made sure it could get out miles away from here safely before pressing the horn.

In a few seconds, Kaelion shoved Damon right into the back seat just like I had told him and got into the front seat with me.

“If any of you follow us, he dies!” I screamed before driving off.

As I drove, the only thing I could hear was the sound of my heart thumping.

“I got us out,” I said with a smile looking sideways at Kaelion who smiled right back at me.

“You did,” He muttered.

For a moment, the evening sun shone into the car as we both continued to laugh.

“You do realise he is never going to let you go, right?” Damon who had been quiet said, snapping me back.

“I think it is time for you to get back to your pack,” I muttered, stopping the car.

I then hurried out and opened the door to the back seat before shoving him out.

“This is for all the ladies you take over like they are some object,” I said, kicking him hard in the head with my foot.

“You bitch, I am going to kill you both,” He yelled as I walked back to the car with a smile on my face.

“That was pretty impressive,” Kaelion muttered as I drove off.

“He is a jerk,” I replied, noticing the blood stain on his shirt.

“What is that? Are you injured?” I asked, taking my eyes off the road and slowly lifting his shirt revealing his bruised skin underneath.

“Damon’s blade must have sliced me when we were fighting,” He muttered.

“What do we do?” I asked.

“You have to get us back to the trunk, they left it on the road. My phone and a small first aid box are in it,” He replied.

“How do we get there? I have no idea where we are,” I inquired again, looking out of the car’s window.

I had been driving for almost thirty minutes now but the only thing I could see on both sides of the road was bushes.

“The crescent pack lives deep in the woods. It might take us up to two hours to get back to the truck,” He explained, removing his jacket which he still has on, and ripping it into two.

Afterwards, he tied the one part over his waist and leaned against the car seat while breathing deeply.

“Do not pass out,” I stated, noticing his eyes which were beginning to shut slowly.

He was starting to lose too much blood.

“Just keep going,” He mumbled, faintly. “I thought you were going to kill me this time, why didn’t you?”

“There was no way I was going to let that fool take me captive. Stop talking, you are wasting the little strength you have,” I replied, concentrating on the road.

“You are growing on me, Seliora. I do not know what I am going to do when I let you go,” He mumbled, as he finally shut his eyes.

“No, you cannot pass out,” I stated, patting him on the cheeks. “I have no idea how to get us back to the truck.”