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Chapter 28
Leo's POV
I was at the base in the pack headquarters with people rushing around all over the place at my command all working to bring my son back. I had men heading out in every direction in hope of stopping the car before it crossed th
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Ella's POVTwo hours later, I was on a bus. I figured that getting off territory anyway other than by aeroplane would only lead to my capture, so I bought a plane ticket to Mexico online before Leo had the chance to cancel my credit card or anything like that and I headed for Seattle airport.
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"..F.u..ck...y..ou," I mumbled through his hand seconds before Xanthus joined us in what appeared to be the men's restroom."Great fucking distraction," Alessio remarked.
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I legged towards the check-in point as Alessio was hot on my trail.Seconds before I reached the front desk, Xanthus appeared in front of me, blocking my path.
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When I found my seat on the plan, I fought the urge to pass out and dialled Leo's number as they did the safety speech."Ella," he said after picking up. "Where are you?"
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We drove in silence through the desert for about twenty minutes before arriving at the same warehouse. I hadn't even been two weeks since I was last here. Since I left and thought I'd never have to come back again.The driver took my arm and led me into the building. I could hear voices and laughter inside that immediately ceased when the door opened.
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Half an hour later, we were back at the airport. Another one of Andrea's men had driven us and left us. I had no idea where he was taking me, of course, because why would I get to know details like that.The air in the terminal was thic
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We drove for some hours more. Every now and then I brought my fingers to my tender eye to investigate the swelling.Spoiler: it was bad.
Alpha Loren Chapter 36
Leo's Point of ViewThe second the truck rolled into the base, I was opening the door. In the front, there were two men: one driving and one clutching what looked like just a bundle of blankets. The bundle of blankets stirred, and I was met with a pair of innocent, watery eyes.
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