All Chapters of The Broken Beta’s Redemption : Chapter 141 - Chapter 148

Robin’s POV I thought it would be easy. That getting out of here now that Manuel wasn’t around would be easy. But with the way my legs struggled to stay firm as I tiptoed over to the closed door, I instantly knew I had thought wrong. I had not even the slightest idea where I was being held, so even if I did manage to sneak out of this room unnoticed, finding my way out entirely might be even harder. But that didn’t mean I wasn’t going to try. I was willing to try anything as long as it led me back home. I didn’t for a second want Julian and the others to make such a decision—saving the pack or letting me die. If, according to Sean, I was dying already, then at least the pack should remain safe even in my absence. I pressed my ear against the door for a long while, listening for any nearby footsteps or even breathing, but I heard nothing. Could it be that Manuel didn’t have guards hounding me anymore because death wasn’t far from me? If that was the case, then his cockiness was a

I waited patiently at the same spot where Manuel had left me and Aries, staring blankly into the sky, praying for Raven to return. Hopefully with some news. Aries had left a few hours ago to inform the others about Manuel’s unreasonable demands, but I couldn’t bring myself to do the same. I was scared— scared to see the look in their eyes if they heard about Robin dying so I didn’t plan on going back until Raven returned. That was my plan, initially. But Damon and Lucian showed up not even thirty minutes after Aries left. I could see in their eyes that they were choosing their words carefully, even Damon, surprisingly. "Why is she still not here yet?" Lucian muttered tightly, his neck cranked towards the sky. He had been sitting like that since he got here. "All your questions won’t change a single thing, so stop complaining already," Damon called sharply, glaring at him. "The one who should be the most eager isn’t saying a word yet," he added, his eyes settling on me. "I don’t

Third-Person POV "What the hell do you mean he escaped?!" Manuel yelled, shoving a bloody Sean backward. "I was gone for less than two fucking hours! So how, Sean? How irresponsible are you that a dying man was able to slip through your fingers?" he seethed, his heels bouncing on the floor in agitation. "My only means of negotiation—gone, because you were too weak to stop one man... one man," he yelled again, approaching Sean, whose back was now glued to the wall. "We chased him, Manuel! We chased him the moment he ran out, but people were waiting in ambush not far from here, like they knew we were holding him here," Sean muttered, his voice tight with panic. "The Beta took him away and the others attacked us. I’m the only one who survived out of all the guards I took with me. That man... that vampire, and the other one, they were too strong! I had to run back to warn you. We need to get out of here before they come back with reinforcements." "There is no way they found out wher

I felt like I was floating. Every one of my limbs was so light that it felt like I didn’t weigh a single thing. I tried to remember how I had ended up here, but even my memories were a blur. I couldn’t recall a single detail, but the bond wrapped tightly around my soul was unmistakable. I was feeling emotions that weren’t mine. Sorrow... longing, pain. That was all I felt while I was trapped there, and it got me wondering who this person was who was never happy. Who was at the other end of this bond, and why didn’t they feel joy or happiness even once?That curiosity was the first real emotion I felt in that void, and it seemed to be the crack I needed to break out of it. My limbs regained their weight on the first day. I finally stopped floating on the second. And on the last day... I felt my heavy eyelids flutter open for what felt like the first time in forever.White light blinded my vision instantly, and my hands flew to my head as what I assumed were my memories came crashing d