Billionaire Alpha's 99 Deadly Games novel Chapter 159

Chapter 159

“You are not my enemy. I do not know how you have come to know of my kind, but I urge you to forget all you’ve seen and heard here today. Get on your bikes and get out of town. Leave those bikes behind as soon as possible, and in a public place. Switch vehicles at least three times and get as far as you can before stopping. The fumes of those bikes will be too easy to track. If there are any others. in the area with them,” I said, nodding to the Bulgati brothers, “they will easily track you down. You do not need to fear her people. They will know of your bravery and sacrifice, but they will also know that humans are aware.”

He looked uncomfortable at that thought. “It would be best for all if they did not know. We mean you no harm, and while we could not sit by and let harm come to her, we also broke every vow by interceding.”

“I understand. I too, broke plenty today. Perhaps it would be best if we both forgot the other was

ever here?”

Larry smirked and nodded. I sighed in relief.

“The girl, is she really Elise Westin?”

Panic flooded my face as my need to protect her flared in me again.

He shook his head and put his hand up in retreat. “Doesn’t matter. I can see she is important to you. Is she your mate?”

I couldn’t wipe the smile off my face as I looked down at the beautiful woman in my arms. “Aye, she

is.”

“We’re leaving now, unless you need us for anything else?”

I shook my head.

“Wait,” Larry yelled. “Here.” He handed me a fresh set of clothes. “You can use them more than me.”

“Thank you, my friend,” I said, taking his offering. “Larry?” I was hesitant to ask. “Can you hold her while I change?”

“Of course,” he said, stunned. “Dave is a doctor. Would you like him to take a look at her?”

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I looked at Dave, then back at Elise and nodded slowly. Dave quickly approached and checked her vitals. My eyes never left them as I quickly dressed.

“She should be just fine–perhaps a headache similar to a hangover when she wakes, but otherwise, she should have no long–term effects.”

“Thank you,” I said in earnest.

Larry passed her into my arms. “We’ll call in an anonymous tip to the local police as we head out,

unless you want to wait for them here.”

“No, I want to get her as far away from here as quickly as possible, and the police will only slow that

task.”

“Understood, and we wish you the best of luck. I cannot tell you what an honor it has been meeting

you.” He then did something so shocking, that I just stood there speechless. Larry, followed by his two peers, each in turn dropped their heads in reverence and bared their necks to me before turning to hurry back to their bikes.

“I’ve always wanted to do that!” Martin exclaimed excitedly before they were out of earshot. I

couldn’t help but laugh at the absurdity of it all.

Elise

My head was pounding once again as the world began to slowly right itself. I fought to remember what had happened and as it all came flooding back to me, I jumped up and frantically looked

around the room. Where was I?

The obvious motel room I was in stank of mildew and old cigarettes. I wasn’t in the little room in the

cabin that I had last awoken to. I was thankful my arms were no longer bound to the bed. Coffee was

brewing and a peek around the curtain showed me it was now dark outside. The unease of having lost an undetermined amount of time did not sit well.