All Chapters of His Defiant Little Breeder: Chapter 51 - Chapter 58

MAYA'S POV There's no way she's serious or maybe she doesn't know what she's talking about.Brynn experienced a lot of terrible things where she was rescued from and even though she's never told me the details, I recognise pain, especially one that's stronger than mine.I might have suffered all my life but the few weeks she'd spent with that rogue army tore out a part of her that is essential.So maybe she's imagining things.“Or maybe she's not and we're actually ignoring something important,” Sofie said, nearly irritated at me.“But how can that be?”“How are you still thinking so little of us Maya?”“I don't understand.”“You definitely do. It's not that you think she's lying or hallucinating, you just don't think we can be anything special and while I don't blame you, it's time to wrap it up.”“You… you think we have something in us?”“The girl only steps out once in a while and spends all afternoon with us. You could see it in her eyes and the way she's always trying to stay in

The door looked at me like it was my fault as he pulled it to the side and dropped it.“Seriously?” "I'm about to go to war and I refuse to leave you thinking I want another woman!"A dry laugh escaped me."Yea right, like I didn't see her shoving her lying tongue down your throat!"He sighed and walked closer until he was looking down at me."I understand that you saw that and assumed the worst, I would have too but she was drunk and misguided, thinking I needed her help. Immediately you left, I pushed her away and told her to cut it out."I scoffed harshly and turned away from him.“Maya.”“You just keep shoving so much crap down my throat and I'm tired Alpha Caden. I'm tired.”“You can stop calling me Alpha Caden, it seems like a mouthful. Except when I'm doing things to you.”“Don't worry, you won't be doing anything to me anymore. Genevieve is a good replacement.”He scoffed.“Replacement? You are like a virus living in my head that has defied all treatment. When you saw us, I w

Twelve Packs answered my call.Some out of loyalty, most out of fear, all of them smart enough to know that the alternative wasn't something they wanted to test. I felt them through the collective as we converged at the ridge.I didn't waste time.I shifted immediately and pulled on shorts and a fur coat. The cold didn't care if I was a beast or not."We'll split into four groups," I said, pulling out the terrain map Soren had drawn from memory after his scouting mission. "North face, east flank, southern approach, western entry. I want every route sealed before we close in. One of my men will lead each of you so we can communicate. Nobody moves until I give the signal through the link. Nobody." I looked around at the assembled Alphas. "If you break formation because you think you see an opportunity, I will personally finish whatever my brother started with you. Am I understood?"Grunts of assent.I assigned the groups quickly — strongest fighters east, fastest wolves north, the allie

Maya's POVNobody moved for me.That was the thing I registered first — the horn still echoing through the territory and every wolf in sight streaming left toward the administration building, heads down, moving fast, their eyes finding everything except the girl standing at the junction in front of the Alpha's house.Nobody stopped.My heart leapt to my throat.Not all the wolves were in wolf form, five were in human form and they were looking at me like a piece of meat dangled in front of a dog who hadn't eaten in ages.My eyes went to Iron Claw Pack members again as they ran every way but to my way. I watched them go. My evacuation protocol was working exactly as designed — orderly, efficient, moving the Pack to safety through the left road without panic.Just not for me.And nobody cared about me enough to try to help.I turned right.The rogues had come through the market road and spread across the front of the house as they owned it, like they knew exactly who they were looking