The Alpha King's Human Mate by HC Dolores

Chapter 94

Chapter 94

“Don’t feel bad, I’m usually about to die.” (*)

Rick Riordan

Td thought the first time I’d encountered true fear was when Griffin

killed his father. ‘d been sure there was no way I was going to survive a man who’d just taken his father’s head off in a

crowded room.

And then Ezra had tried to kill me, had tried to drain the life out of me. That had been only minutes ago, and I wasn’t

quite sure how I could fear death more than with a man’s hands crushing my throat.

But both of those encounters seemed to pale in comparison to the dread that bubbled in my stomach as I faced Liam. He

took a step into the pack house, his hands still clutched around the heart and a sneer on his face.

“Well, look at what P’ve stumbled upon,” he said, his lips curling into a snarl. “Bait.”

He glanced at Aria briefly before adding, “And a traitorous whore.”

He dropped the heart onto the floor like it was nothing more than garbage, letting it fall onto the dead body of the

warrior that lay Chapter 94

between us.

An ache tore through my chest for the warrior whose name I did not know.

She let out a sob, curling into my body as if I was her very own human shield. \*

At that moment, I supposed I was.

I still held the silver comb in my hands, but I wasn’t stupid. It had given the element of surprise against Ezra, but my

chance of pulling that move against Liam?

I didn’t like my odds. You can’t win this fight, Clark.

do something, there’s a good chance you and Aria

seconds.

my head ~ I just started talking. If I couldn’t kill

him long enough for some form of help to

heard all about the failed plans from your

“You know,

underestimating humans.”

if he cared to have a conversation. Instead, he took a

ready to end this.

back with Aria in tow, words tumbling out of my mouth. Anything to distract him,

**

Griffin, please.

didn’t have time to meditate or tap into my emotions, but with as much

bond in

on the chord as

Ezra about it,” I babbled, “But he’s

in his tracks, his eyes widening.

here,” I said, “This didn’t go the way you want

with your death. If you surrender now and tell

you could walk

thought. (2

seem any more convinced by my lie than I was. “As

that prison has made

“No. Maybe a little homesick though. I

whereabouts? Why he was able to come here and didn’t bother

willing to admit I underestimated that boy as well as what kind of counsel he might

from his advisors.”

I rasped, the strain of my throat making me wince, “You underestimated me. I was the

through to him. If you underestimated anybody

used the mate bond? For a human to have a mate

let

because you’re dumb enough

“And haven’t you gotten the memo? I’m half-wolf

I saw his eyes flash with

boomed, “I’m tired of hearing you talk. I think it’s about time I

box of yours.”

I knew the