Chapter 39

“Just because we don’t have our Alpha doesn’t mean we don’t follow through with our threats. You know of our pack. You know that death is mercy compared to what we can do to you,” Harry growled. He removed his foot from the throat of the person he had pinned to the ground. Ace and Kal let go of the two they had been holding.

“Get moving. You know our demands,” Kal said. “Tell your Alpha to wait outside the house.”

The three guys looked to the Alpha’s son, who sighed. “Do as they say,” he said in defeat.

Indianna went behind a tree once they had left and shifted, changing quickly into leggings and a T-shirt. She emerged from the trees and started walking in the direction of the pack house. She didn’t look at the Alpha’s son. She knew if she did, she would want to turn around and run away. She didn’t want to have to submit another pack to Rogue.

But she knew she had to.

“Let’s go,” she said and heard the others following.

“You—”

“Shut your mou