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10. Bound Yet Unbroken

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The clinking of chains echoed in the silent halls as Freya was dragged through the castle corridors.

Despite being bound in massive chains, she could walk properly, yet they wouldn't let her walk on her own.

Her bare feet barely caught on the polished floors because of their brutal hold, the thick iron cuff around her ankle scraping at her skin with every step. The guards were holding her as if she were a savage beast, their hands tight around the chains as if afraid she'd strike.

And not to forget, they were the alpha guards—the strong soldiers of the kingdom.

Afraid of what? A little omega! As per what their king likes to call her.

Freya didn't know where exactly they were taking her. To the throne room? Did their king finally decide to give her her punishment for rebelling against him, or was he simply ready to kill her and get it done with?

A certain part of her was scared of what might happen to her, but the greater part of her was calm and composed.

Freya didn’t resist.

Her
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