Sold To The Feral Alpha
“Please, Alpha. This isn’t peace. This is control with a longer chain. This is a collar, and they’re demanding you hand them the end of it so they can yank on it whenever they feel like it.”
Emmeline’s fingers, which had been resting on the edge of the parchment, clenched. The paper crumpled in her fist, the crisp sound unnaturally loud in the silence. Her eyes, when she looked at me, were terrifying. They were the eyes of the wolf, the mother, the Luna who had tasted war and was not afraid to go back.
“We say no,” she said. It wasn’t a question. It wasn’t a suggestion. It was a declaration.
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