Her Unwanted Mate On The Throne

Chapter 189 Who are you

Doris would have rolled her eyes at him if they weren’t standing over a blood bath. She gripped his hand and pulled him towards the door. “It’s locked! Check their bodies for a set of keys, one of them has to have it.” Enzo rolled over their bodies and searched each of the guards until he found the keys. Quickly, he crossed the room and unlocked the door for them before Doris could try to break it down herself. The lower cellar stretched on a narrow hallway with cells that faded into the darkness. Doris prayed that Beth wasn’t put too far down. She knew how it felt to be scared and alone in the darkness. She knew all too well that it could bring nightmares that lasted weeks or months.

“Beth?” Doris called. At first, nothing. Until she heard the sound of someone moving in their cell. “Doris? Is that you?” Beth said hesitantly. A feeling of relief filled her entire body like nothing ever had before. Doris hurried to the voice and found Beth crouched in a dimly lit cell. A flickering candle was her only light. It broke Doris’s heart to see her best friend dirty and frightened. Doris gripped the bars and choked on her tears. “Beth! I’m so sorry this happened to you, I’m here to get you out of here!” Doris gestured at Enzo to give her the keys. Doris tried every single one of them, but none fit. “Prince Martin took the cell key. He told me he would give it to you once you did what he said.” Beth said as she stepped up to the bars.

Enzo went still beside her and Beth’s eyes flicked to him as if she sensed it. When their eyes locked, Doris swore that she had never heard silence so loud in her life. It was as if the world stilled around them and Doris faded into the darkness. If she reached out her hand, she might have been able to caress the tension that formed there. 2 “Who are you?” Beth asked, a bit breathlessly.

at the camp. Beth quickly looked at Doris as if she couldn’t believe that she let a rogue come this close to her. “Is there another way we might get you out?” Doris asked as she peered in the cell. It was then that she noticed the bars that connected to her neighboring cell had a part at the top where they didn’t reach the ceiling. It was barely big enough for a human, but…! “There!” Doris pointed. “Can you

started to shake her head. “Oh, no. We

Enzo as if she wasn’t sure whether to trust him with this task yet, but clearly they had no other options. “Are you sure you could fit?” Doris whispered. “I could—“ “No, you’re not tall enough. You wouldn’t be able to get back on the other side and William would kill me if I got you trapped in a cell.” Enzo flashed a smile at her. “Just help her down when I get her through.” “Wait, what are you going to do,” Enzo ignored her and hopped up on the small cot. He gripped the bar on the top and pulled himself up with an ease she couldn’t imagine. He grunted as he squeezed his body through

a moment. She cowered in the corner as he held out his hand for her. “I won’t hurt you, this is a rescue mission.” a Doris almost rolled her eyes at him, again. Hesitantly, Beth took his hand and allowed him to guide her to

pawn when it comes to me. I hate that this is all because of me, I don’t deserve you.” “Doris!” Beth pulled away a little to look at her friend. “They use me because of how much you love me, don’t be sorry for loving me with your whole heart. I’m honored that you do.” Doris wiped her eyes. “You’re being traumatized because of me. I wouldn’t call that being lucky to have me in your life.” Beth rolled her eyes. “I may be dirty, but I am fine. No one hurt me.” “Classic Beth to try and take away my guilt.” Doris

Enzo. Doris looked between them and felt a strange pulse. It made her feel as if she was the third wheel to two friends that had only just