All Chapters of The Broken Mute’s Revenge: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Kayla I stood in front of my stepfather’s house, my nerves failing me. I had walked all the way here, but I was not confident enough to step in. It did not really come as shock to me that the alpha was sending me away from the pack house, but when he told me he was banishing me from the pack, I was at loss for words. I had never anticipated this outcome, but I should have known it would come to this at the end of the day. I had been hated by everyone in this pack for so long, and they saw me as a nuisance. To them, I was like a small stain, on a white cloth, tarnishing it. What hurt me the most was that Aiden, my so called mate, had not even come to my aid, not even once, He was the one that begged me to stay in the pack house after all, and now that his father did not want me there, he had gone mute, just like me. I cursed him underneath my breath, and regretted, why I had even gone along with his words. I steeled my nerves, clenching my fists by my side as I walked up to t

Kayla I was seated at the corner of the dimly lit room I had been thrown into a day before, hungry, tired, and in need of a bath. I had sat here for a day, debating on what my fate was going to be. The man that I had seen, was referred to as the devil king, at least, that was what his barbaric followers called him. I only got a glimpse of his face, and that huge grin he had was anything but nice. It was eerie, and it made the hairs at the back of my neck stand straight. He said he was not going to feast on me, but why had I been brought here? And why had I been left here for a whole day? I rubbed my eyes, looking at my surroundings and taking in the rather eccentric design of the bedroom. The walls were lined with crimson tapestries that looked like they were woven from the entrails of some mythical creature. The floor was made of black obsidian stones, and they were polished to a high shine, reflecting the eerie red light that emanated from the walls. The bed was a massiv

Kayla “It has been two days now. I take it that you have made your decision?” The devil kind bellowed the moment he stepped into the room. I pushed myself up from the bed, my eyes trailing to him. I had made my decision two days ago, and had enough time to mull over it. I exhaled, bringing my hands up to my chest. “I will become your wife.” I went grim, not believing the decision I had made. But this was for the best, it was the only way I could survive, and get my voice back. A grin appeared on the devil king’s lips and he nodded. “You are a smart girl. I knew you would choose right. And since I had anticipated this, I have prepared something for you,” he said, his eyes looking to the door. I watched curiously as he called out to someone. The room door creaked open, and my eyes fell on a girl standing there. She was petite and wore a maid uniform, which hugged her curves perfectly. Her hair was styled in a neat bun, and she wore a black ribbon tied around her neck. As

Kayla Freyer’s words rang deep in my mind and it made my heart stop beating for a second. I could not believe what he had just said to me. I was merely a sacrifice, to him and nothing more. Because of how well I was treated, and how Freyer had wanted me as his wife, I was under the impression that maybe he has some kind of feelings for me. That made me happy because it was the first time I had been wanted by a person. Even Lily’s niceness was all a fraud. I pursed my lips together, running down the hallway, and back to the bedroom. I crashed into the bed, my mind racing with thoughts. What was I going to do now? I could not stay here and get sacrificed. I did not want to die. But what if I had heard wrong? My mind instantly went to the thought of confronting Freyer about it, but I put that thought aside. Freyer was a terrifying ruler and anyone who opposed him was thrown deep into the forest and fed to the wild beats that lurked there. Tears began to well up in my eyes,

Kayla I paced around my room, my mind racing with thoughts of escape. I had decided to leave this place, to run away from the devil king and his evil intentions. But how? I had no allies, no weapons, and no plan. As I looked out the window, I noticed that the sun was rising. It was the time when the devil king usually went for his morning hunts. A glimmer of hope sparked in my chest. Perhaps this was my chance. I quickly made up my mind. I would wait for him to leave, and then I would make my escape. I didn’t know where I was going or what I would do, but anything was better than staying here, waiting for my inevitable demise. I took a deep breath and tried to calm my racing heart. I had to be patient and wait for the right moment. When the devil king left, I would gather my courage and run as fast and as far as I could. I knew it wouldn’t be easy. The devil king’s minions were everywhere, and the castle was a maze of hidden passages and locked doors. But I had to try. I