Lycan's Prey by Jessica Hall

Chapter 8

Bianca shrieks and grabs his arm, trying to pull him off of me.

“Rhett, what are you doing?” she panics, her eyes wide with fear. But Rhett only pushes her away roughly.

“Stay out of it, Bianca,” he growls at her, his eyes blazing with anger and possessiveness. “I may take you as my Luna, but you have no say in what I do with my mate.”

Tears continue to stream down my face as I lay helpless beneath him. My heart aches with betrayal and broken trust, knowing that the man I thought loved me would sell me off like a piece of property.

Rhett’s hand moves down to my backside, squeezing it roughly as he leans closer to my ear. “I guess, I’ll see you bleed after all,” His words fill me with disgust and revulsion. How

could someone who claimed to love me be so cruel?

“How could you do this?” I sob out, the question more pleading than angry.

Rhett pulls away from me then, standing up straight and smoothing out his suit jacket. He looks down at me with cold disdain in his eyes. “It’s just business, sweetheart,” he says.

Rhett’s grip tightens, and I struggle against him when Nathan. speaks up. “Alpha, I think your guests have arrived.” Rhett stops while I can hear my heartbeat pounding in my ears like a drum. He shoves me, and I hastily stand, rushing toward the doors. I would rather take my chances with the guard.

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Nathan nods, seizing my arm

speaks again. “I’ll see you later, Aubrey. After all, I now have to punish you for

to realize Nathan had lied about anyone waiting to

me, leading me to the elevator. I wasn’t thinking,

fiercely the closer we draw to the elevator, and I know I must act fast if I want to escape my guards and avoid the fate my mate has planned for me. As security officers drag me into the elevator, I know this is my only chance. I did not throw away my Alpha

keep my eyes ahead as I slip my hand into my bag and grasp my deodorant

open.

signaling we’ve reached the foyer floor, my finger slips over the plunger. I spray Nathan in the

spraying the deodorant fills my ears as I hastily close my eyes to avoid getting any in them. The smell of the artificial lavender assaults my nose, but I ignore it, focusing on freeing myself from Nathan’s grip. He stumbles back, yelling in surprise and pain. Using the element of surprise to my advantage, I knee the

lunges toward me, but my years of training

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over. I then knee him in the face. The other officer, still clutching his groin, tries

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and calmly walk out of the elevator. I can feel the eyes of the people in the

my keys as I open the door. I toss my bag on the back seat before pulling out into traffic to

escape.

knowing I couldn’t return to my parents

my father for me. My mother will never forgive me for the harm Rhett caused

fields and quaint farms replace the familiar sights of skyscrapers and city lights. The roads

to