Betrayed by My Beta Mate

39 Rogue Plus Two

Unknown POV

I wrap my arms around my mother and daughter as the warriors drag us to the cells. I wish we had never rested near this f**king pack. We had been running for the last few hours and I knew Penny would need to rest. I cannot let those ba**ards find us. I refuse to be his personal breeder. I still don’t understand why he wants me so desperately when many of the other rogue she-wolves would be willing to do his bidding. There is no way he could ever know about my gift because I have never told anyone what I can do. My mother is the only one who knows about my abilities and she would never tell anyone. Once we walk down stairs, Penny starts to cry and I pick her up, holding her close to my chest. “Mama it’s dark in here” she says in her tiny voice. She is just about three years old and she is the sweetest little girl. I hate that she is mixed up in all of this and I will die before I let these wolves hurt my pup. The warrior opens the door to the cell and ushers us inside. Thankfully, he isn’t cruel to us and when he locks the cell, he says nothing. I notice we are not alone down here. The cell next to us has a few wolves who definitely smell of pack. One looks severely injured and the others look worried.

The men look toward us and my mother grabs my arm. “Don’t even think about speaking to them or using your gift.” “If they put their own pack down here, imagine what they must have done.” I love my mother, she is very protective of me and Penny. We are the only family she has left. She wasn’t honest with the Alpha, but he would never have believed us if he knew we were from a collective. We aren’t here spying for the collective. That part was true, but he didn’t seem like the most reasonable Alpha to explain the real reason we ran. A few minutes later, we hear the door lock and we are all alone with no guards. “Are you alright” one of the men ask in our direction. He is young and his question seems of genuine concern. “Don’t you answer them.” “They don’t care about us, you know how pack wolves feel about rogues”, my mother whispers. “Mom, we are in no position to be judging these pack wolves.” “Maybe if we help their friend, they will help us.” She looks past me “they are in the same position we are so just stay quiet and think about how we can get out of this wretched cell” she says. I hear a moan and turn to see the man spitting up blood.

my fellow warriors and friends.” “Jacob I can help your friend.” He looks at me with confusion written all over his face. “Maureen please” my mother pleads with me not too but I can’t just watch this man die if I can help him. “Can you bring him closer to me.” The men

looks over and he smiles “thank you for saving me.” I nod and we take a seat on the cot with my mother. I know she is upset with me for showing these men what I’m capable of, but she will get over being mad. A few

Walker POV

is everything Amelia said he is and he needs to be stopped.” I can’t even respond. I feel so weak. I close my eyes and pray that this isn’t the end. Jacob is putting pressure on the wound and I’m glad I was able to stop Atlas from doing this to him.

the cot. I look in the cell next to ours and at that moment, I know this woman is the reason I’m alive right now. I smile and thank her for saving my life. A few seconds later, three of our fellow warriors come to stand in front of the cell. There is silence before he takes the keys from his pocket, unlocking the cell door. Jacob and the others step in front of me and I love that they are so loyal as to defend me even after everything that has happened. The warriors step aside and I think we are all confused. Tristian looks at me with sympathy in his eyes. “Walker, take these men and leave before we are given

He nods and we head out the back door of the cells. I manage to move on my own two feet but I notice Jacob keeps checking on me. “Jacob, I’m fine just move your a**.” Tristan was truthful when he said no warrior would stop us. We don’t even see one warrior as we head for the border. Once were at safe distance from the pack we stop for a moment. The woman walks