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Leaving Sunset Pack

Author: Reeyah
last update publish date: 2026-09-29 17:51:42

CHAPTER 6

Avery’s POV

I yanked at the cuffs again.

The leather held firm, digging into my swollen wrists. I pulled until my fingers went numb, then let my hands fall into my lap when my arms got too tired to hold up.

Everything hurt.

My stomach. My back. The muscles in my legs felt drained, as if the strength had left them along with the blood.

I looked down at the sheets.

They were stained again.

The thick cloth the female healer had packed between my legs was already soaked through. I could
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