The Innocent Rogue They Locked Away Novels & Stories

I asked him, as I noticed the scenery on our sides. It was still dark outside, but my Wolf knew it was already morning. We were walking in a trail, with trees surrounding us. "We are getting ready for the attack. The people from the pack that aren't fighting- women and children- are all hiding in the cells. The only prisoner Rogue that we had in there was removed last night," he said, giving me information, without an explanation. "Where did you move him?" I asked. That Rogue was important. I knew it in my heart. A pack had exiled him, but several Rogues had come to get him back. Rogues didn't really care about anybody. The fact that they had risked their lives to come and save him meant tha

"She doesn't have one. She's a rogue." 44 I was free. 69 "I found her and her family roaming the outskirts of the city five years ago so, I captured her myself." he finished. 176 He left out the part where he brutally murdered my family and left their bodies to the wolves and vultures. 422 I quickly blinked away a sudden wave of threatening tears and shook the memories from my head, not wanting to get whipped again. 12 The man was silent, apparently thinking over what he was just told. 3 Rogues were a rare case. They were always said to be rebellious, and in some cases, dangerous. Apparently, I was a great exception, but he didn't need to know that.

Capture I made an effort to resist, but Ronan's hold was too tight. To protect me from Alpha Blackwood's onslaught, he drew me behind him. However, before we could get away, a pack of wolves with bright eyes sprang out of the darkness. Ronan squinted and bared his fangs in a snarl. The word "traitors," he growled. The wolves, Ronan's outlaws, surrounded us, their teeth clenched in anticipation.

My mind whirrs to a halt for a second, “yes, that’s the guy.” The shorter man continued, clearly they had spent all winter piecing details together. “Well, he was meant to come down south. The pilgrims who left saw no sight of him at all as they left. Not even truck tracks. We had wondered if he’d changed his mind and stayed with Hope?” “Well he wasn’t in the bunker, so where did he go?” “Well, other other theory…he matches the description of a Rogue named Ryan who escaped prison earlier in the year.” My wolf whirled. “Ryan’s a fucking Rogue?”

“No. We were tracking some rogues that had kidnapped a few children from our pack, this land belongs to no one. It is neutral ground.” I nodded again, “then I ask that you leave me in peace. I have done nothing to you or your pack.” The alpha growled, causing me to jump. “You are a rogue.” Another man spoke, stepping forward, he was identical to the alpha, though much smaller and seemingly younger. “How old are you?” I tensed, I was trying hard not to collapse to my knees and sob for the loss of my mother, I wasn’t sure how much longer I could keep it together. My heart was breaking and Kayla was howling mournfully in my head. “I’m seventeen.”

“As we all know, stealing is strictly prohibited, these two Sigmas will pay for what they did. First to pay for their crime will be the one who was actually caught red handed. Lindsay Mackelroy please step forward.” The handcuffs had been removed when we arrived, but we were still restrained by the police. They yanked me up and I walked forward toward the Alpha. “You understand what you did was wrong, and unforgivable among the pack.” I nod. “I do Alpha, but please, Emily didn’t do anything, I was the one who took the food, Emily said it was a bad idea.” The Alpha nodded. “Very well.”

"Maya has served this pack loyally for years!" "Enough," I said, my voice cutting through the noise. I turned to the rogue. "You’re sure about this?" He nodded weakly. "I’d... stake my life on it... if I had anything left to stake." Maya’s breathing quickened, and her eyes darted nervously. "Alpha, I swear, I’m innocent!" she cried, falling to her knees. "This is a setup! Someone’s trying to frame me!" The rogue’s laughter grew louder, despite the obvious pain it caused him. "She’s... good at playing innocent," he rasped.

He tried to confirm whatever he had heard. Leonard narrowed his eyes hearing the guard's statement. He couldn't understand what sort of witchcraft did that girl bring to get such a small amount of sympathy. For him, a Rogue was Rogue irrespective of his gender and age. If she had escaped means she had truly made fun of his system and other stuff. He spared her for some hours and she successfully showed her true colors. Leonard regretted his decision of sparing her for his clutch. He promised himself to show her the depth of the hell for escaping. None can escape his clutch and not even death can knock at his door without his permission. Glaring at the guard he gave him a nice reply for showi

"The men just let me know that they caught a rogue a few minutes ago!" "Alive?" "Yes!" he said before I left straight towards the prison where it will be kept. Rogues are not considered human here on my land since they have killed innocent women and children and for what? As I opened the door my men bowed before they left the room. It was a young lady with golden hair and she had burn marks all over her body which was not normal for a rogue to have. "Rogue!" "Alpha!" she said in a soft tone looking down to the ground and showing respect toward me.

"Trust me on this. Let her go." Rogue became conflicted. But still, he nodded at Marius. Ivanna took this as a cue and sprinted back upstairs. She carefully closed her door and ran to her bed. Moments later, her door stride opened. Marius stepped inside. He wasn't as old as she had guessed. "Miss Pierlot," He called and stepped closer to her. His voice was deep. "You'll be set free." He said and leaned to her level. "Be a good girl and don't open your mouth to say a word to anyone. Rogue wouldn't be the one to end you that time, I will. Tell your fams you found yourself along a highway, and that you couldn't recall anything."