All Chapters of Enslaved By Alpha Gunner: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Mila’s POV Moving towards the door, I placed myself in front of the councilmen, knowing that I had to do everything in my power to keep them alive for not only the sake of Alpha Gunner, but for the sake of all the packs in our region. One by one, the stack of chairs began to fall to the floor, while I could see the hinges on the door begin to pull from the wall. Fear was now present inside of me, but I couldn’t allow it to take over, as I knew what I had to do. Slowly, I raised the sword before me, pointing it directly at the door, as my hands shook, while I tried to steady them, as I took deep breaths, praying to the Moon Goddess for a miracle. As the last chair fell from our barricade, and the door broke free from its hinges, a low growl echoed into the room, and I knew that growl better than anyone. The door at that moment came crashing into the room, but the rogue was no longer standing on the other side of the doorway. In his place

Mila’s POV “Mila, what you are proposing is traitorous. Plus, I would be lying to the entire pack.” The pack doctor said to me, not believing that I would have made such a proposal, but I had to make him understand that it wasn’t safe here for Alpha Gunner, especially if they thought he was going to make a recovery. “Listen, this is the only way to keep him safe.” I said pleading with him, praying that he could see that I had Alpha Gunner’s best interest at heart right now. The pack doctor shook his head, as he walked back over to Alpha Gunner’s bedside, like he was waiting for him to wake up and tell him what to do, but that wasn’t going to happen anytime soon, and we had to make sure that we gave him the time to safely recover. As he stared down at Alpha Gunner, he finally says to me, “I don’t like this plan of yours at all, but I do believe that there are members of this pack working with the rogues. If what you’re saying is true, the

Mila’s POV My nights and days were starting to run together, as I cared for Alpha Gunner, and every time there was a knock on the door, my heart began to race thinking that it was someone coming to end his life. But each time it had only been the pack doctor doing his daily check-ins, like he had promised, along with bringing me food, to get me through the day. I had moved a chair beside his bed, and at first, I sat there in silence reading a book, but as the time went on, I found myself reading out loud, as if he could hear me. A part of me wonders if he could, as I could see small twitches now with his fingers, but I honestly didn’t know if it was just a reaction from the pain of fighting off the silver poison, or if he was reacting to what I was reading. Either way, I felt like I was less alone reading out loud to him, and I continued to do it, hoping that it was therapy for him too. On day five, Alpha Gunner began to have the sweats,

Mila’s POV The pack doctor quickly moved to my aid, as he helped me take a seat in the chair next to Alpha Gunner’s bed, while the room around me continued to spin. Tears now formed in my eyes, as the realization dawned on me that I had been played by Beta Ryker as a fool, but one thing that I couldn’t understand was how the pack doctor knew that Beta Ryker wasn’t my mate. How would anyone know that, except for the person that was truly my mate. “Why are you saying that? You can’t possibly know that.” I say to him, now in denial, even though deep down I knew that it would explain the reason I was feeling unsure about my feelings towards him, and the way my body shivered to his touch. “You’re right. I don’t know that for sure, but I have always been good at reading people’s body language, and you my dear were not too accepting to his touch.” The pack doctor now said, and he was right, I was trying to put distance between us before he show

Mila’s POV I was on pins and needles for the rest of the day, and I didn’t know if it was from Trina’s unexpected visit, or if it was because I could feel my wolf within me with the night coming. Restless, I found myself pacing between the two rooms, becoming consumed by fear of what was coming. I began to miss my family more than ever, as I thought about doing my first shift without them guiding me, while I was becoming an emotional wreck. My eyes kept moving to the clock between each pace, thinking that time had passed, but each time I looked at it, the clock hands didn’t seem to be moving. I could feel the full moon approaching, as I watched the sun slowly beginning to set, and I knew that it was just a matter of time before the pack doctor would be here. As time ticked on, my eyes then moved to Alpha Gunner still lying motionless on the bed, while something within me was being pulled to him. I tried to maintain my distance between th