All Chapters of The Blind Alpha Wants Me Back!: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

RYDERI slammed on the brakes, bringing my truck to a sudden stop in front of the entrance gate to the protected area. Scattered within the dense forest were several old wooden cabins. Liliana sat in the passenger seat, looking tense, her hands clenched into fists on her lap. I turned to her sharply."Get out!" My voice was sharp, almost a growl. I didn’t want to be alone with her any longer. I didn’t want to lose control.Liliana lifted her face, looking at me with an unreadable expression. Her dark brown eyes seemed to hold something, but I didn’t care."Hurry up!" I urged again, feeling my own breath grow heavier. I yanked open the door beside her, forcing her out.Reluctantly, Liliana finally stepped down from the truck. The cold night air wrapped around us, making her pull the flannel shirt I had lent her tighter around her body. I noticed her tugging at the hem of her shorts, clearly uncomfortable with what she was wearing. The shirt was loose, but it still couldn’t completely h

RYDERAfter leaving Randal, I headed to the highest cabin—the place where I left Liliana last night. Zero, the young guy I assigned to stand guard, was still sitting there calmly. No doubt about it, he took his job seriously.By the time I arrived, the sun had just started creeping up, breaking through the thick mist that constantly covered the valley. Zero was still lounging at the door, his face neutral, though his eyes lit up slightly when he saw me. He didn’t look tired at all—just bored from sitting there alone all night."You can go now," I ordered firmly.Zero stretched lazily before flashing me a small smirk. "She didn’t cause any trouble. Pretty quiet all night," he reported before turning to leave. "I’m grabbing breakfast. If you need me again—""I’ll call you, kid," I replied with a satisfied grin.Zero chuckled before disappearing into the trees. I took a deep breath and stepped inside the cabin.Liliana was still asleep, curled up on the rough mattress, wrapped in a thin

LILIANAWithout thinking twice, I stepped into the big cabin. It was the largest one I’d seen so far. Maybe they served breakfast here. I was starving after a long night of tension. My stomach growled as I walked in, hoping to find something to eat.But the moment I stepped inside, I froze.The room was silent—so still it felt like time had stopped. The dim lighting made the space look even bigger, even more intimidating. The strong, masculine scent in the air sent a shiver down my spine. My eyes struggled to adjust to the darkness, and when I finally saw what was in front of me, my heart nearly stopped.A large table sat in the center of the room, surrounded by men. They sat calmly, as if waiting for something, but their sharp eyes were locked onto me, watching my every move. No doubt about it—these were the wolves who kidnapped me!Rage bubbled inside me. What were they planning?All of them were staring, their eyes filled with calculated suspicion. I felt like a lamb surrounded by

LILIANABefore I could respond, one of the guards moved fast, his big hand grabbing my arm and yanking me roughly. I struggled, screamed, and fought back with all my strength. "No!" I cried out, my voice breaking. I tried to pull away from the guard's tight grip, but it was useless. His strong hand was unyielding, dragging me mercilessly.I felt my body being lifted off the ground, completely powerless to fight back. Without hesitation, they hauled me out of the meeting hall, dragging me back to the cabin. I knew what was coming next. I'd be locked up there, alone. They wouldn’t let me out until they were sure I wouldn’t try to escape or do anything that could be a threat to them.With each step they took, I felt myself being pulled further away from whatever was left of my freedom. It felt like a giant wall was blocking my way, and I had no idea how to get past it. I felt trapped, like a mouse caught in its own snare.Inside the cabin, I just sat in the corner. That day, I felt even

LILIANAWith a lot of effort, I finally managed to break free from him and move away. I grabbed the blanket I was sitting on, wrapped myself up, and rolled under a tree. If he wouldn’t let me go back to the cabin, then fine—I’d sleep out here. I didn’t care.The night breeze blew softly, making my skin feel even colder. I pulled the blanket tighter around me, trying to calm myself down. But that peace didn’t last long.Out of nowhere, Ryder grabbed me, lifting me up along with the blanket wrapped around me. I was trapped! I struggled with all my might, but it was useless."What are you doing?!" I yelled."Taking you away," he said flatly.I kept squirming, trying to get loose, but Ryder walked confidently as if I weighed nothing. Desperate, I bit his arm, hoping he’d let me go."Aww!" He cursed under his breath but didn’t stop walking. "Damn, you’re really wild."I didn’t care. I kept fighting, but he only tightened his grip. I could feel his warmth seeping through the blanket."Stay