Contractually Yours Alpha (Riley) novel Chapter 456

Chapter Seventy Four 

Chapter Seventy Four 

I came to the Pack’s Quarters to check how the Dawn Pack members were settling with the change, but I hadn’t bothered with the Nightshade members who also had to adjust. They had to welcome a new Luna and Queen–one raised to fight and protect her own people—and accept new members into their pack without having any say in it. 

Perhaps I was being unfair. 

The soldiers approached cautiously. 

“I don’t want to hurt any of you; don’t force me.” 

“There doesn’t have to be any kind of violence.” Seth agreed. “Just come willingly; you will be placed in the dungeons, but I assure you, you will get your chance to explain your actions to the Alpha King, and he will give the final verdict.” 

“I am your Luna and Queen; I will not be placed in the dungeons.” 

“Then you leave us with no other choice.” 

of course, they were aiming for a clean 

The soldiers surrounded me, but none of them reached for their guns, of 

capture. 

I dodged a punch aimed at me and landed a kick to the soldier’s knee, and he lost balance. I took that to my advantage, sending another kick straight to his nose, and the crunch was unmistakable. 

Another soldier struck me from behind with a wooden pipe. I quickly snatched the pipe from his hand and kneed him in the groin, then swung the pipe at his face. The other soldiers drew their swords, and I unsheathed my daggers. 

I blocked a sword aimed at my arm with both daggers, and in a swift move, I slashed his cheeks. He cried out, clutching his face to stop the bleeding. I placed my dagger at his throat, ending the fight. 

“Walk away, all of you, or he dies.” I warned the rest. 

“Kill him then.” Seth says, “Kill him and have another innocent’s blood on your hands. 

You know, I warned him when your father came to make the proposal; I warned him that this would bring division but he wouldn’t listen, and now it all plays out.” 

I released the soldier and tossed my daggers to the ground. marked the faces of all the soldiers. They were going to pay for this, but not today. 

I let them walk me away from the Outpost and back to the Pack House. I spotted Aric on my way, he stared at me, confusion written on his face. I shook my head, indicating he should do nothing. 

The soldiers led me to the dungeons. Seth pulled open one of the cells, and I walked in; he locked me in. 

“When the Alpha returns, I’ll be glad to know what punishment he’ll enforce on you.” Seth said with a smile. 

“The woman wasn’t a thief.” I said to him, 

“What do you call people who take things that don’t belong to them?”