Todos os capítulos de Enslaved By Alpha Gunner: Capítulo 31 - Capítulo 40

Mila’s POV I had dodged a bullet changing the conversation with Alpha Gunner, but by doing so, I now felt worse than I would have if I had just told him what had happened. Seeing the hurt that I had caused him somehow was weighing heavily on my heart, and even though I shouldn’t feel that way being his slave, it bothered me. Standing under the showerhead, with the water as hot as my flesh could take it, I tried to wash away everything that happened today, but there wasn’t enough soap or hot water in this world that could wash away the horrible imprint now haunting my mind. I had come to terms with the life of the rogue that I had taken, because I knew the harm he meant to do to me, but the sight of his life leaving his eyes would forever haunt me. Plus, I could still feel his hands wrapped around my neck, as all my muscles were now tight, and I was sure this too was going to leave a mark, but at least my hair would be able to cover it until it healed.

Mila’s POV His eyes immediately landed on me, and I felt my heart instantly begin to pound in my chest, as I just stood there staring back at him, frozen in fear, knowing that he could find out now that I had deceived him by finding me here.Thankfully, the pack doctor calls out, “Alpha what can I do for you on this fine morning?” Breaking the hold, he had on me with his stare, as I looked back over my shoulder at the pack doctor now moving towards us, trying to hold the wince of pain inside from doing so.Alpha Gunner cleared his throat, as if see me had affected him too, before he says to the pack doctor, “My trackers believe they have found where they took Trina.”“That’s great news.” The pack doctor says to him, with a questioning look on his face, before Alpha Gunner then says to him, “We believe she too has been poisoned, and I am going to need you to come with me.”“I’m coming too.” I said to Alpha Gunner, as I turned to look at him, not wanting to stay here alo

Mila’s POV The SUV came to a stop outside of what looked like an old abandon warehouse that was bordering a shipping yard. Thankfully it was daylight outside, because if we had rolled up here at night, I might have been questioning my demand to come along. But as we sat there in the SUV, I began to wonder why Alpha Gunner was attacking during the day, in broad daylight, or if this wasn’t where she was being held, and we were just biding time waiting here. “Alpha, our scouts have eyes on her. Is it a go?” The man in the front seat asks, and Alpha Gunner with a cool tone says to him, “It’s a go.” “Wait, you’re going to attack during daylight?” Came from my lips before I could stop it, making Alpha Gunner look over at me, with a puzzled look on his face, like I had been questioning his authority, but that wasn’t what I was doing. I was just curious why he would go in announced to all to see him. “Night attacks aren’t my thin

Mila’s POV The wrench hit hard acrost the rogue’s head with a loud thud, and his hands that were once tightly fastened around me let loose, as his head flew to the side, while his body stumbled back from me, opening a straight path to the door. I only hesitated for a second to take off towards it, but that one little second was all that the rogue needed to get his bearings, as his hands once again grabbed ahold of me, this time by the back of my neck, making me cry out in pain from my previous injury. Tears instantly began to pool in my eyes, as his grip on my neck tightened, and I couldn’t hold the tears from falling from the corners of my eyes, while a scream of pain came from my lips. With the wrench still in my hand, I tried to swing it back at him, but his other hand grabbed it from my hand and tossed it to the floor, making a loud clinging sound as it hit. A growl now radiated from him, before he spun me around and said, “You are g

Mila’s POV “What the hell were you thinking? You could have gotten yourself killed.” He tells me, as he stares down at me, looking more frustrated than ever with me, but I was beginning to sense everything I do frustrates him. Instead of answering his question, I avoid it by asking him, “Did you save her?” A growl now rumbles from his chest, as he tries to hold it back, but it was clear that he was catching on to my abilities to divert the questions he asks me. “Trina is fine, no thanks to you. The pack doctor was injured by a rogue, trying to catch up to you. You’re lucky that is all the rogue did to him, and he was still able to save her life. What you did was stupid and selfish. You need to learn to think about others before yourself.” He says scolding me, but the truth was, I was thinking about others, before myself.I was trying to stop someone from getting away that could have helped us find the person responsible for all of this,