The fierce return of an omega
se, in chains and blood, it stretched with ol
might happen, but nothing stopped the movement; they surged on
conversed i
the slaughterhouse, then s
ing didn't mention su
ingdom that whoever is senten
just died in my sleep in Lowell's room, it would have been a more peaceful and slow death, the one that I won't feel muc
y, but not like this, not this way; the pain I felt in
rength; even my heart is broke
ad, hurt oozed through me, and my heart was broken; I could never belie
and saw the crowd, The Alpha king, The elders, and Karl, they had followed, I was lost in my thought and silent prayers I d
gallows. The rope tightened around my neck, he gave the Alpha king a stare, permission r
ge anymore; he was more pitiful than anyone else.
t me, giving the council a s
eyes were pleading more than my voice because it sounded more like
moved an inch; I gave u
I had concluded it was p
to me, her voice barely a whisper amid the chaos. "U
ase," I begged, grasping onto the last shreds of hop
live," she confessed, her voice filled with regret and something darker. "Now t
I had ever felt. Reika's words echoed in my mind as t
of the crowd bearing down on me like a heavyweight. Reika's betra
a land of no return. Immediately, he got consent from the Alpha.
tears, her cries echoing through the slaughterhouse. "Stop
murmurs of surprise filling the air. The ex
her; who was that brave soul, so loving enough to stand for
uldn't let me, but I felt grateful that someone
instead," The voice suddenly demanded, her voice
rs and emotions. Some argued for my r
a sense of hope and the voi
Conri echoe
dden jerk of the rope snapped my head back, cutting off my air supply. Panic su
oose tightened further. I could hear the muffled sounds of chaos
slice through my neck. It was as if the world slowed down,
hat wouldn't come. The pain was blinding, consuming me in ago
ess cut, slicing through my flesh
fading into a distant echo. I struggled to hold on to consci
in receded into a dull throb, distant and muted
f I were floating above my own body, watching the scene unfold from a distance. The ch
it like an old friend, knowing that the pain and
eeling, and I held on to it. I knew it wasn't t