Semua Bab The Guardian Rogue: Bab 1 - Bab 10

The stars filled the sky as Hayden lay on his bedroll, staring up at them. He could have gotten a hotel room somewhere, but after the mission he had just finished, he needed a break from the noise of people and the city. He closed his eyes and growled as he thought about the assignment. It had been the case of yet another Alpha whose teenage daughter did not like having rules. She had run away and, of course, started causing trouble. After her second fight in a bar that she snuck into, her father had no choice but to contact Hayden to bring her home. When he found her, she had been drunk and nearly passed out in a corner booth while two guys were discussing what they wanted to do with her. After Hayden had safely put her in his vehicle, he had tried to explain to the men that they needed to learn how to treat women. That led to a fight, and Hayden left them in crumpled heaps in the bar's parking lot before he left with the girl. When Hayden had delivered the young woman to her fathe

Jessica was smiling to herself as her wolf loped through the forest on the outskirts of Springfield. She was finally out from under her parents’ thumbs and could be herself. Her parents treated her like a little girl. She was an Alpha she-wolf. At fifteen, she was more than what humans were at twenty. That was why Jessica had stolen her older sister’s driver’s license. She and Vanessa looked so much alike that no one would doubt she was twenty-two. She paused near the treeline and watched the city before her. This was where she had always wanted to be. Jessica shifted and quickly dressed in dark-wash tight jeans, black high-heeled boots that hit the middle of her knee, and a low-cut black blouse that left little to the imagination. The fabric was just sheer enough to let a hint of her lace bra peek through. Jessica fluffed her long blonde hair with her hands and applied more makeup than she could ever remember wearing. She loved the look; her parents would hate it, and that was just

"I need to use the bathroom," Jessica huffed from the passenger seat. "I'll find a place to pull over that has some privacy for you," Hayden replied, slowing the SUV to look for a side road that would allow Jessica to do her business behind a tree or bush."Um, excuse me? I am not an animal. You will find a gas station or convenience store, or something," Jessica said, folding her arms over her chest. "I am not peeing in the woods.""You are a werewolf. It should be second nature to do things in the woods," Hayden said, trying not to roll his eyes at the girl."Not for me. I refuse to relieve myself outside," Jessica said hotly. "Well, in that case it looks like you will have to hold it until you get home because we are in the middle of nowhere," Hayden said with a shrug as he picked up the pace once more. "But that's like two hours!" Jessica shrieked. "I can't do that!" It's either that or you go beside the road," Hayden told her. The only other option is wetting yourself, and i

Krista inhaled sharply as she registered who was in front of her. She tried to slam the door closed, only to have Justin block it and shove it back into her, knocking her to the ground. Krista hit hard, hitting the corner of the cabinet as she landed on the floor. She tried to get to her feet, but wearing only socks, she could not get traction to stand and run from Justin. "Stop that," Justin hissed through clenched teeth as he grabbed her by the hair and yanked her backward. He moved to push her down and hold her by the throat as he straddled her body. He whispered to her, "Shut up. If you keep making noise, you'll force me to shut you up. Do you understand?" Krista tried to nod, but Justin was still holding her head tightly in place by her hair. "Do you understand?" Justin asked again, his lip curling into a sneer. "Ye…yes," Krista whispered. "Yes, I understand." "Good girl," Justin said with an oily grin. "And now, you are going to come with me." "No," Krista said as panic fi

Hayden was regretting his decision to camp out instead of getting a hotel. It had started to rain during the night, which led to the discovery that his tent rainfly was missing, and his tent leaked without it. That meant he packed everything in his SUV and slept in the back. Thankfully, the mat he slept on fit, so he was able to sleep in relative comfort, but he was not able to stretch out to his full height. That made him stiff and irritated. He stretched and rolled onto his back. The sun was up, and the rain was still falling. The tapping sound on the vehicle seemed louder than it should. Hayden guessed it was because he was aggravated by the situation. He propped himself up on his elbow and sighed. He needed breakfast, and the protein bars and dehydrated meals in his pack were not going to cut it. Hayden began to pack everything he could while he was still inside the vehicle. He would need to leave the rest until the rain stopped. The last thing he wanted was to be soaking wet on