Rejecting the Alpha Twins

Chapter 173

Liam POV

There are rogues everywhere. It is not your typical rogue attack but one that has been cleverly organized. They worked in teams to take out pack members, and while none had been severely injured, thanks to Alpha Max and me, there was no telling how long the fight would go on and whether we could work hard enough so that all of the omegas would get to safety. I felt dread rise inside of the pit of my stomach. I was infinitely grateful that I had instructed Fiona to remain behind, fearful that she would get injured. As long as she stayed back in the study with Celeste, I would have nothing to worry about in regard to her. I was, however, a little surprised to see that Celeste hadn’t joined the fight, considering she had an Alpha wolf and would have been useful in the fight. She must have cared more about the child she was carrying than she wanted to admit. That meant she wasn’t a horrible person or at least not as bad as she was made out to be.

help some omegas who were cornered in front of a large bush by two more rogues. As I leaped atop the back of one, clamping my jaws down tight on their neck and shaking it rapidly to sever the neck from its spinal cord, I spotted a white wolf in the distance. It was moving quickly, dispatching rogues left and right. Regan and the others were further into the forest, separating in order for each of them to be able to take out as many rogues at once as they possibly could. Between four alpha

eye, concerned for her safety although she was just as fierce as any other warrior, dispatching rogue after rogue before turning and looking to make sure those she saved had made it to safety. I felt claws wipe across my midsection as I faced off against three, letting out a growl of anger. I dodged the next attack, clawing at the rogue’s throat and cutting its neck. It bled out, dropping to the hard ground with a heavy thud. I turned around and saw that Alpha Max was still fighting through the ranks, his body moving so fast he was almost a blur. I admired him greatly. He had a reputation for being a great fighter, and to see him in action was awe–inspiring. I continued to weave

explained why they chose to attack together as one large force. I glanced at Alpha Max’s wolf, but he remained calm and stoic. There were at least eight of them. I lunged towards one, quickly dispatching it, and then rolled out of the way as two tried to attack simultaneously. I turned and whacked one of them, sending them flying

thoughts remained on my mate, my priority getting to her and making sure she was safe. I could not believe how stubborn she was. Alpha Max and I took one out together, pinning it to the floor, Alpha Max making quick work of him. The other two were gone by then, but considering the number of

my mate Fiona had gone to, my heart pounding loudly in my chest. I would have heard or felt the mate bond severed if she was dead, but that didn’t mean my worry

on, Fiona, I thought inwardly, pushing myself to move harder and faster, my head bowed against the fierce wind, I’m coming. Just hang on a little longer. I’m almost there. Talk to me, baby. Talk to me, I urged, still finding a block when

saw that she had shifted into her human form even though she was still in danger from approaching rogues. Whatever had happened in my absence was so devastating that even as I approached, she could not bring herself to turn her head and look at me. I had never seen her like this. Not in all the time we had spent together. I sucked in a breath, moving tentatively, wondering if I could do something to make her look at me. If I could just see