All Chapters of Enslaved by my Husband's Beta: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The room was deathly silent after the elder’s grim pronouncement. Dominic’s grip on my hand was iron tight, but his face betrayed his struggle to keep his emotions in check. Brenda shifted uncomfortably, glancing between us as if she wanted to say something but didn’t know where to start.“Betrayer,” I repeated under my breath, the word cold and sharp in my mind. I felt a surge of indignation swell in my chest, but it was quickly overtaken by doubt. Why would they think I betrayed them? What could I have done to deserve this?“They’re setting you up,” Brenda said quickly, as if reading my thoughts. “It’s a manipulation tactic. Classic power play.”The elder didn’t respond immediately. Instead, he studied me closely, his expression unreadable. “This isn’t just about power,” he said finally. “This is about dismantling trust. If the pack begins to doubt you, Elise, your position—and your safety—becomes precarious.”Dominic growled low in his throat. “Nobody in the pack doubts Elise. And

The first shadow at the doorway was taller than I expected—broad-shouldered, armored, and wielding a weapon I couldn’t immediately recognize. My heart hammered in my chest as more figures emerged behind him, their movements precise and calculated. These weren’t random mercenaries or Justin’s usual thugs. These were trained killers.Dominic’s low growl reverberated through the air, primal and full of menace. “Stay behind me,” he barked, his claws elongating into deadly weapons.I tightened my grip on the dagger in my hand, ignoring the way my palms were slick with sweat. “I’m not hiding,” I said, stepping up beside him.He shot me a sharp look, but there was no time to argue. The lead assailant raised his weapon—a sleek, modified crossbow with silver-tipped bolts. My stomach lurched. Silver was deadly to wolves, and they knew it.Brenda was already moving, her blade flashing as she darted toward the nearest attacker. She was fast, her movements fluid, but the assailant was faster. He s

The hum of the car engine buzzed in my ears, but my thoughts were racing far louder than the vehicle itself. Amira—my sister, my betrayer—had somehow orchestrated this. The explosion, the threats, the deadly escalation. I clutched the fabric of my jeans tightly, my knuckles pale from the pressure."You're quiet," Dominic murmured beside me, his gaze flicking toward me. "Talk to me, Elise."I shot him a look, my throat tight. "Talk to you? What would you like me to say, Dominic? That I’m fine? That I’m not currently drowning in a hundred questions about why my sister—who I trusted—is doing this?" My voice cracked, betraying the anger that boiled beneath the surface.Dominic exhaled sharply, turning his head toward the dark road outside. "You're not alone in this," he said after a pause. "And we'll find out what her endgame is. Together."Together.The word hung in the air, both comforting and suffocating. I wanted to believe him, but every instinct in my body screamed that this fight w

Dominic didn’t lower his weapon. His body was coiled, ready to strike, every muscle tense."You’re not taking her anywhere," he growled, his voice low and dangerous.Amira laughed—a soft, mocking sound that sent chills racing down my spine. She stepped closer, her lack of fear in the face of a gun unnerving. The moonlight illuminated her sharp features, making her seem almost otherworldly."You really think you can stop me?" she asked, tilting her head. "Dominic, you’re outnumbered, and we both know Elise isn’t going to let you kill me. Not yet, anyway."I swallowed hard, feeling the weight of her gaze on me."Amira, this doesn’t have to end like this," I said, trying to keep my voice steady. "We can talk, but I’m not going anywhere with you."Her smile faltered for a brief moment, replaced by something darker—something raw."You think you’re in a position to bargain?" she hissed, taking another step forward. "You’ve always been so naive, Elise. Always thinking you can reason your way

The helicopter's engines roared in my ears, drowning out everything else. We were rising quickly, the trees below shrinking into a blur as Amira's men kept me tightly restrained. My thoughts raced, trying to find any way to escape, but the more I struggled, the tighter their grip on me became.Amira, seated calmly across from me, was staring out the window, a picture of controlled indifference. She didn’t even glance in my direction. I was just another piece in her game—nothing more.I wanted to scream, to demand answers from her, but I knew it was useless. The urgency in Dominic’s voice echoed in my mind, his last desperate plea still fresh in my ears. Elise!I squeezed my eyes shut, pushing away the image of him. I had to stay focused. I had to figure out what came next."Why did you do it?" I finally asked, my voice tight with frustration. "What’s the point of all this?"Amira slowly turned her head toward me, her eyes narrowing, studying me with a cold detachment. “You think I’m d