The Alpha King’s Human Mate

Chapter 87 Chapter 87 “Don’t underestimate the power of being underestimated.” )

Tim Fargo

I’d begun to notice a pattern when Aria visited my cell. She came three times a day, always with food and a bottle of water. Most of the time, it was just sandwiches or leftovers – probably scraps from wherever their kitchen was.

It was three meals per day, and after six visits, I was able to piece together a time frame: it had been two days since I’d

been kidnapped. Her visits barely lasted a minute, and while I would try and make conversation with her, she was too

flighty. She looked like a deer in headlights whenever I asked a question, and she’d usually just ignore me.

But I wasn’t done trying.

The initial panic and terror I’d felt upon realizing I’d been kidnapped

had dulled, especially since Aria was the only person I’d seen for the

past few days. Alpha Liam never returned after that first conversation,

so I could only assume he was giving me more time to “think it over.” } Chapter 87

Spending all my time in a dingy prison cell wasn’t pleasant, but it at least gave me time to think. Time to think about how

I was going to get out of this situation. Time to think about how stupid I was to accept a drink from a stranger. (*)

Come on, Clark. You’re a teenage girl. What’s the number one rule at parties? Don’t accept drinks from strange men.

That doesn’t change just because you’re around werewolves or a Queen.

I replayed that moment over and over again in my brain. Each time, I did something different. Sometimes, I would take

the drink Ezra offered, throw it in his face, and scream for the guards.

Other times, I never even left to get fresh air at all.)

But hindsight could do nothing to change my current predicament, and Thad to force myself to stop thinking about it. I’d

have plenty of time to ruminate on my stupid decisions when I was out of here, but first, I needed to figure out my

escape plan.

When Aria entered the cell with my dinner that night – a turkey sandwich with chips and a water bottle — I was more

determined than

make use of the limited

with Alpha Liam?” I knew it was

here. Chapter 87

not sure

I cut her off, “It’s not as if I can do

– you’re the only person who

so I continued. “You don’t have to answer either,” I said, “It’s just

been making me chattier

the open doorway. I began

Liam is a family friend of my father,” she

Alpha Liam my entire life, he’s been sharing traditionalist views with

that I’m old enough, I can finally

how do you

to the dirt-coated stone floor. “I don’t think it’s a

treading a thin line. If I pushed her too far, Aria would clam up and leave

fishing for information.

told her, “I’m not sure how much you know about me,

Liam wants, and if

traditionalists. I guess I’m just a little curious

a Queen and

some of Aria’s hesitation because she started talking again. “I help the cause

for the warriors and split up the domestic duties with the

meant to.” Her tone was full of sincerity, and from the way that she

she was proud to

if serving this cause means serving up food and freshly-cleaned laundry,

all, traditionalists believed that women were

duties. Why would Alpha Liam

you’re happy with that?” I asked, “Cooking dinner or bringing down meals to a prisoner

the fighting,

are you getting

it were me, I’m not sure I’d be satisfied with that.” I knew

stopped talking. There was no way I wasn’t going to upset her by saying that, but

wanted to know how far these traditionalist beliefs

Chapter 87

in a girl who couldn’t

back, and her voice

that much was obvious. “But for female wolves, we can only be happy when we’re serving our mates, our packs, or our Alphas. Not that

ever want someone to serve you?

“The men in this pack protect me. They protect all the women here. Without them,

Liam, we’d be vulnerable and

The Novel will be updated daily. Come back and continue reading tomorrow, everyone!

Comments ()

0/255