The Innocent Rogue They Locked Away Novels & Stories

My chest seized, the stale air making me want to be sick at the same time. Sprinting past the grimy pile of black sheets waiting for me, Elvie and Mara to deal with left me retching. My mind was all doubt and fear for the person I had just about let inside my fragile little world. What was so wrong about mentioning that Orphanage to make Reu clam up? It could only be if they were involved. If he knew something. If Reu and Declan were murderers and robbers, just like every other Rogue pack. That would tie up with what Viktor had said, about Rogues being involved. Murder, robbery, violence. As the noise echoed and bounced around the concrete tomb we called home my breath grew shorter. The only

she smiled, and I could tell it was genuine, “I don’t know what your past was like, or how you ended up with Silas and his rogues, but from what I’ve observed, this whole situation didn’t match up with your personality, and you seemed to be as much a prisoner as I was.” The tension released from my body as she spoke, and I did my best to return her smile. “Thank you. I know they are still interrogating the rogues, but I wanted to let you know that many of them are not bad people. There is a large number who left their packs and became rogue to escape from abusive situations and heartbreak. Silas promised us a new pack where we could feel safe, loved, and appreciated. He lied. He used o

As Tom would take me from behind, the warm water running down my back as one hand firmly gripped my hip and the other my shoulder. Don't think of him, whatever you do, don't think of him. Tom Bradley was the Alpha of the Rogues, a pack made up of wolves that had been banished from their packs for various reasons. Some valid, but mostly because they were traitors, vicious and untrustworthy. Which made the pack volatile and unruly, and that chaos suited their leader, whose wolf was becoming more and more unhinged. Not the type of wolf the daughter of the alpha of the prestigious Red Crescent Pack should be in company with. But I just couldn’t stay away, I was drawn to his badness like a moth t

Staring at his face she mumbled. "Who really are you scary man?" ______________________________________ Warning: It's a forced love trope book with the scariest male lead ever. This male lead played a character of an antagonist in Rogue's Innocent Mate. He was cause of all problems in that book so you can already imagine how fucked up he is. So remember this warning. And don't blame me afterwards that I didn't warn ya guys. Next will be updated soon. Keep on liking and commenting.

"Alpha?" "It seems we've had a security failure" Austin continued, his tone conversational, almost friendly. "A sealed barrier that was breached, allowing one of our own to escape to the rogue territories. I'm wondering if perhaps this was a mistake. If perhaps the barrier wasn't as secure as everyone believed and your council simply didn't catch the vulnerability." "I assure you, Alpha, the barriers were secure," Theron said, but his voice had lost some of its confidence.

“She was trespassing here, but the Alpha said that he executed her.“ The Omega shook his head. “Rogue executions are usually public, and there had been no Rogue executions recently. I heard rumors that a Rogue has escaped from the dungeon, but the Alpha has tried his best to silence those rumors.” I narrowed my eyes. “So you're saying that the Alpha lied?” The Omega shrugged. “I don’t know. All I know is that my roommate Elijah disappeared the same time a group of warriors were sent out to locate a Rogue that escaped. I overheard the warriors saying that they picked up their trail in the closest town west of here and they were heading south from there.”

“I hope that doesn’t make you angry.” “No,” Hayden replied as he parted her hair to see a deep cut on her scalp from her hair being slammed on the floor. He wrinkled his nose, not out of disgust at seeing the wound, but at why Krista had it. “I’m not angry because you don’t want to be my mate instantly.” He sighed and continued. “If I’m honest with you, I always thought my mate would reject me at first sight. Most people don’t like to be around a rogue for any reason.” “Most rogues aren’t like you,” Krista said. She closed her eyes for a moment and asked, “Do you think I can lie down until we are ready to leave?”

Joseph informed Malachi, "but we must be ready in case Catalina's pack finds out where she is." "There's no need to concern yourself; we'll be prepared. Let's go to the dungeon and extract information from those villains," Malachi said to him. Joseph agreed, and they proceeded to the dungeon. ------------- Inside the interrogation room at the Black Vendetta pack house dungeon, William, Logan, and Bryson were standing. They only consist of dingy beige walls and a table with two chairs facing each other. The men waited until the guard brought in a captured rogue. In total, they apprehended seven rogues, consisting of five males and two females. At the sound of the door opening, the men turned,

His hands held a bunch of keys and my eyes widened as he knotted them in the keyhole. “What's happening? What are you doing?” My voice was barely a whisper. “We need to leave here, now!” His eyes darted around the prison cell before dragging my wrist. “What's going on?” I asked again, snatching my hand from his grip. “We're surrounded.” “By who?” I halted. “This is not a time for questions!” “I want to know.” “The Rogues.” The prison air stuck in my throat. “What?” I managed to say. “And your friend…Azira—”

I shook my head and hissed through clenched teeth, "She wanted to live so badly, yet I almost killed her." "That's not your fault. The guards lied to you for the sake of the bounty." At one point, Rogues would often attack our Pack. Many male wolves chose not to resist out of fear, which allowed those Rogues to pick on the old, the sick, women, and children. To address this matter, I rewarded a thousand dollars to anyone who caught a Rogue. Since this rule went into place, the number of Rogue appearances had decreased significantly. But I never imagined that the guards I brought along with me would condemn innocent people just for the reward.