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Chapter 46
Chapter 46
“Lena and Billy have betrayed not just me, but all of you. They have turned against their own family, the pack that gave them a place to belong.
Their crimes are serious–kidnapping and arson. They didn’t just hurt one person; they put the lives of everyone here at risk. Their actions were selfish and cruel, and they could have cost lives.
But today, they will face the consequences of their choices. Justice will be served, and they will pay the price for what they have done.”
The crowd roared in agreement, their anger palpable.
Branwen stepped forward then, his expression cold and unyielding. He locked eyes with Lena, his voice steady as he spoke. “I, Branwen, reject the
te bond with you, Lena.”
Lena let out a strangled cry, clutching her chest as she fell to her knees.
The pain of the broken mate bond was visible on her face, tears streaming down her cheeks.
“No! Branwen, please! Don’t do this!” she begged, her voice trembling.
But Branwen didn’t falter. He turned away from her, his decision final.
Silas allowed the moment to sink in before speaking again. “Lena and Billy are hereby exiled from the Snowtooth Pack.
From this moment on, they are no longer under our protection. Let this serve as a warning to anyone who dares to harm our family.”
The crowd erupted in cheers, their voices echoing through the square. I watched as Lena and Billy were dragged away, their faces filled with shame
and fear.
A sense of satisfaction coursed through me, but deep down, I knew this wasn’t the end.
I turned to Branwen, my voice quiet but firm. “I need you to do something for me.”
“What is it?” he asked, his expression cautious.
“Send someone to follow them,” I said. “I want to know where they go and what they do. I need to make sure they don’t cause more trouble.”
Branwen hesitated, his eyes searching mine. “Are you sure about this? You’ve already been through enough.”
“I’m sure,” I said, my determination unwavering.
He nodded reluctantly. “Alright. I’ll arrange for someone to keep an eye on them.”
As we made our way back to the hospital, my body was exhausted, but my mind was racing. This was just the beginning.
Lena and Billy’s exile was justice, but it wasn’t enough. I wasn’t done with them yet.
Lena’s POV
We were dragged out of the Snowtooth Pack by the Gamma Warriors, their grip on us firm and unyielding.
Billy walked beside me, his head hanging low, his small steps unsteady. My wrists were sore from the cuffs biting into my skin, and my heart burned with a mix of anger and humiliation.
As we passed through the pack’s main street, I glanced around at the faces staring back at us.
They looked at me with hatred and satisfaction, as though they had won some great victory. I hated them all, but one face stood out–Lorelei.
She stood at the edge of the crowd, her arms crossed and a smug smile plastered on her face. It was a look of pure arrogance, a proud and provocative grin meant to taunt me.
That was the last straw. I stopped walking and broke free from my restraints, fueled by rage. I lunged at her, my hands reaching out to grab her and teach her a lesson she’d never forget.
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“You think you’ve won?” I shouted. “This is all your fault, Lorelei! If it weren’t for you, Billy and I wouldn’t be here!”
Before I could get close, Branwen stepped in front of her. His movements were quick, almost too fast to see, and he grabbed my wrists, twisting them behind my back with ease.
“Don’t even think about it,” he warned, his voice low and threatening. The pressure he applied to my wrists made it clear he wasn’t playing around.
I let out a frustrated growl, struggling against his grip, but it was no use. His strength was far greater than mine.
Lorelei didn’t say a word, but her smug smile remained as she stood behind Branwen, completely untouched by my outburst.
That smile made my blood boil even more.
The Gamma Warriors quickly regained control, pulling me away from Branwen and forcing me to move forward.
Isot Lorelei one last glare before turning my head.
This wasn’t over.
By the time we reached the borderline of the Snowtooth Pack, the sun had long since disappeared behind the mountains. Darkness had settled over the forest, and the chill of the night seeped into my bones.
The Gamma Warriors didn’t say a word as they shoved us forward, their duty complete.
They turned and left without a second glance, leaving Billy and me alone in the wilderness.
