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The Alpha's executioner Chapter 31
ELARA'S POVI run through the trees. The folder is tucked under my arm, pressed against my chest. I can't risk losing it. Can't risk anyone finding it. This is everything. Names, dates, connections, every piece of information Ronan has gathered over the past weeks. I hold it like it's keeping me alive.The forest is dark. The moon is high. My feet know the path. They've run it a hundred times before. I don't slow down. I don't look back. I just run.When I reach the edge of the trees, I stop. Listen. Nothing. Just the wind and the distant sound of the pack settling for the night.I shift back. My bones crack. My fur recedes. My skin is cold against the night air. I crouch down, reaching for the bundle I left here earlier. A long gown. Dark blue. Simple. I pull it over my head. The fabric falls past my knees.I hide the folder inside my gown, pressing it flat against my stomach. No one will see it. No one will know.I pull out a small mirror. Check my face. Wipe away the dirt. Run my f
The Alpha's executioner Chapter 30
RONAN'S POVI waited for hours.The files were spread across my table, every piece of information I had gathered, every name, every date, every connection I had traced while she was gone. I read through them again. Then again. Then I just stared at them, waiting for the knock that wouldn't come.The sun went down. The room got dark. I turned on a lamp.Still nothing.My stomach growled. I hadn't eaten since breakfast. The adrenaline from her call had worn off, leaving behind nothing but hunger and the heavy weight of knowing she was out there somewhere, hurting, and I couldn't do a damn thing about it.I stood up. Walked to the kitchen.I needed to do something with my hands. Something that wasn't pacing or checking my phone or staring at the door.I opened the fridge. Looked inside. Eggs. Chicken. Vegetables. Some rice I'd cooked a few days ago. I pulled everything out and set it on the counter.I didn't know if she was coming. But I prepared for two anyway. A meal for a hungry man.
The Alpha's executioner Chapter 29
RONAN'S POV I wake up to sunlight slicing through the gap in my curtains, and for a moment, I forget everything. The bed is warm. The room is quiet. My body is rested. I stretch my arms above my head, roll my neck, and let out a long breath. Then I remember. Another day without hearing from Elara. Another day of staring at my phone, willing it to buzz, willing her name to appear on the screen. Another day of wondering what's happening in that house, what Kael is doing, what she's doing, whether she's safe. I sit up. Swing my legs over the side of the bed. Run my hands through my hair. What's even going on with her? The thought comes unbidden, as it does every morning. I push it away. I've been pushing it away for days. Weeks, maybe. I've lost count. Would it be weird if I just snuck into the Alpha's house and checked on her? I almost laugh at myself. Yes, it would be weird. It would be suicidal. It would be exactly the kind of thing a desperate man does right before he gets hi
The Alpha's executioner Chapter 28
ELARA'S POV The fire is out. The ashes are cold. Kael finally releases the pack, and the crowd disperses like ghosts scattering at dawn. No one speaks. No one looks at anyone. They just move, silent and hollow, back to their homes, back to their lives, back to whatever pieces of themselves they still have left. I carry Zev to the car. He's asleep against my shoulder, his face pressed into my neck, his breath warm and small. His cheeks are still wet from crying. I don't wipe the tears away. I don't want to wake him. I don't want him to open his eyes and see the world again. Lucan walks beside me, holding my hand. His grip is tight. Too tight. He doesn't say anything. He doesn't ask questions. He just stares ahead, at the ground, at the car, at nothing. His face is pale. His eyes are empty. He's eight years old and he watched two girls burn to death and he didn't scream. He didn't cry. He just stood there, frozen, like a soldier who's seen too much too young. I want to tell him
The Alpha's executioner Chapter 27
ELARA'S POVI'm lying on my bed, staring at nothing. The ceiling is white. The curtains are still. The room is quiet.My body is here. But my mind is somewhere else. Nowhere. I'm not thinking about the girls. I'm not thinking about Kael. I'm not thinking about the blood or the screams or the way Clinton’s eyes looked when he was dead.I'm just... empty. Hollow. Like someone scooped out everything I am and left me here to dry.A knock on the door.I don't move."Go away."The door doesn't open. The maid's voice comes through the wood. Small. Nervous."Ma'am, the Alpha requests you at the dining room.""I'm not hungry. Tell him I'm not hungry. I'm not coming."A pause. Then: "He said it is not a request, ma'am. It is an order. He is ordering you to come to the dining room and have dinner with your entire family."I sit up. My blood heats. My voice rises."Fuck him. Fuck him. Fuck him. I am not coming. What about that don't you people understand? I can't stand him. I don't want to be nea
The Alpha's executioner Chapter 26
ELARA'S POVI stand in the doorway and watch.Kael doesn't look at me. His attention is all on Clinton, on the blade in his hand, on the way the light catches the edge. He turns it slowly, almost admiring it. The metal gleams. Clean. Sharp. Hungry.Like my husband.The trackers are still in the room. They haven't left yet. They're standing against the wall, arms crossed, faces tight. They don't know what's coming. Neither do I. Not really. Not yet.Clinton is on his knees. His hands are tied behind his back. His face is swollen from where the Beta slammed his head against the table. Blood drips from his nose onto his shirt. His eyes are wild. His chest heaves.Kael crouches down in front of him. His voice is soft. Almost gentle."Let's remove this."He reaches for the gag. Unties it. Pulls it from Clinton's mouth.Clinton gasps. Sucks in air like he's been drowning. His lips are cracked. Split. Bleeding."Please," he chokes out. "Please, Alpha. I didn't send those messages. I swear o
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