Chosen By The Moon

Chapter 145

Dylan POV

Bolt cutters would work even better than an axe, at least I one hundred percent would get to keep all of my appendages.

Ryan was quick to hand them to Adrian, although he may have been the youngest, he was the strongest one out of the three of us, and so the young alpha effortlessly cut the heavy chains off, and I sighed in relief as they instantly crashed to the ground, leaving the cuffs wrapped tightly around my limbs.

I was quick to stretch my arms up and groaned from the lack of movement they had before hand. I slipped my now free arms into the coat that lay over my shoulders, and zipped it up finally covering my naked torso properly. I was going to get quite hat in it though

“Be safe Dylan, and please don’t loose your voice. It’s the one thing his grace cannot take away from you. I nodded my head and smiled at Adrian, he may be an absolute idiot but he really had earned my respect. Although his plan wasn’t exactly thought through he did get me out, and I would forever be grateful to him for that.

on my mind since he came into my cell. I mean he was quite literally risking everything

believe in you. There is a lot of us out there who believe that you can make a difference. Even Arya has been saying it lately. Now you have the chance to try. So don’t waste it, your

my extremely thin shoulder

but with the way you have been, he never found the time to give it to you.” I nodded my head, feeling tears building in my eyes as I took the envelope off of him and placed into Aryas coat pocket. I had no idea she even wrote to

his van. “She spoke about you all the time. Especially after she took that lashing a few weeks back. Wouldn’t stop going on about how

back for nearly 2 weeks

lashing? What happened?” Adrian looked like he had no idea about the incident, it made

something to anger the warrior on duty at the rations depot. So your mom stepped in for him. She didn’t take it well, but she did begin to see everything you did. I don’t think anyone will ever know the full extent of your activities.‘ He was right, the only person that would ever know everything that I had

she went through that.” I was quietly seething at this point. I’d had failed my dad, I promised him, I promised everyone that I would protect our family no matter the cost, and I didn’t fulfil it, I allowed myself to be consumed by my own turmoil instead of realizing that everyone else