MAYA
Kael’s eyes were filled with fury as he emerged. I got myself out of their hold and rushed toward him. Without thinking, I hugged him. I felt his hand hugging me back as he softly grabbed my waist. I looked up to meet his eyes, and I may have seen regret in them. But how could there be regret when he made his choice loud and clear?
“Alpha…” One of the soldiers spoke. His voice was low and weak, like the pathetic thing he was. “We were just asking this lady to head back.”
Kael left me and walked toward the soldiers. And with a rapid motion, he dragged him to the ground with such force that the ground shook. The man groaned in pain, rolling in the dust. Kael didn’t stop. He grabbed the other two by the throats, flinging them to the side as if they were nothing, and they slammed agai
