Bad Love an Alpha’s Regret by Elise Sinclair

Chapter 280

“What the hell…” I utter as we roll in through the gates and wind our way toward the Council Hall.

It’s utter chaos.

There are dead Enforcer wolves sca tered throughout the parking lot, leading all the way up to the main doors of the

Council Hall.

People are fleeing from the Council Hall-mostly the admin and support staff I note-they all look scared out of their minds, and some of them are spattered in blood.

I drive the SUV all the way up to the doors and pull up with a

screech of tires.

As soon as I jump out of the SUV, I grab one of the admin. wolves and pull them to a stop.

“What the hell is happening?” I demand.

“It’s one of the Old Country Wolves,” he says, eyes wide and

glazed with shock and fear. “He’s gone rogue. His pack is slaug tering the Councilmembers.”

“Fck,” I exclaim, watching the battles as they unfold. The Enforcers and Councilmembers are fighting back, but many are old, and it’s clear the Old Country wolves have the upper hand.

standing behind me, both looking alarmed but determined, obviously having heard what the

nod from both of them. “We have to stop him.

I wonder,

that is

admirable.

who had that fanatical plan to wipe out humans. and some packs they deemed

to be executed.

what they were going

and watch as my

recent times, I’d even say it allowed our packs to thrive, to

our kind for centuries.

no

not

I glance at Leah.

protective Alpha streak in me wants to tell her to stay behind, to stay safe and not put herself in the line of fire so we can ensure she goes home

personally overseen Leah’s training since she was thirteen. And now, she wears her weapons with the ease of someone who knows how to use them and is

unpredictable, but I’m stronger. I can kill Ryker, though I’m not sure I want to. He’s a wolf who was willing to make the ultimate sacrifice-killing his own mate-for the greater good

understand him wanting to cleanse the

stand by

into the Council Hall and then basically follow the tide of escaping people, as

of C

Imembers in the corridors,