Chapter 32: Rogue Camp

Scarlett’s POV

​I followed the man silently through the dense forest, my boots sinking into the damp mud. Every step felt like I was tearing a piece of my soul away from the land I had always called home. My heart ached so deeply that it was difficult to breathe, but I kept moving. I had to. The silence of the forest was heavy, broken only by the snapping of twigs and the distant sound of the river.

​Suddenly, the air changed. The familiar scent of pine was replaced by something foul and rotten. ​

Before the man leading me could even gasp, three shadows lunged from the trees. They were fast—far faster than any normal wolf. They slammed into him before he could even begin to shift. I heard the sickening thud of a fist meeting bone, and he collapsed into the leaves, unconscious before he hit the ground.

​"Well, well," a gravelly voice hissed.

​I turned to run, but a large hand grabbed the back of my coat, jerking me off my feet. I opened my mouth to scream, but a cold, heavy metal band was snapped around my throat.

​The moment the magical choker locked into place, I felt a sickening pull in my chest. My connection to Zoe, my wolf, was severed. I tried to reach for her, to shift and fight back, but there was nothing but a cold, empty void.

​"Don’t bother, little wolf," a rogue snarled, his face covered in scars. "That collar keeps your beast locked in a cage. You’re just a girl now."

my face with a disgusting hunger. "Woah. Look at her. She looks clean... beautiful. Not like the usual trash we find out here.

my voice trembling as they began pulling me through the trees.

the brush until we reached a clearing filled with makeshift huts and the smell of stale smoke. As we entered the camp, dozens of men stood up, their eyes glowing with desire. They stared at me, some of them licking their lips, others laughing as they saw the fear

wore a crown of jagged

he asked, his eyes

so

me, leaning down to sniff the crook of my neck. I

grin spreading across his

spread the word to our buyers! We have a special

from mine. "Thank you, dear," he whispered with a devilish grin. "You are just going to

her up. I don’t want a single scratch on her before the buyers see the

me across the dirt. I tried to dig my heels into the mud, but without Zoe, I was powerless. They

felt like it was

who these buyers were. I had heard the terrifying rumors whispered in the pack kitchens. These weren’t just random wolves; they were monsters who bought women to

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