Alpha Twins And Their Hybrid Mate novel Chapter 93

After getting locked I realized one thing that Alpha Rambo was a bastard.

I snarled at the empty cell that I was locked in. It seemed like a dungeon, filled with darkness, and cold damp air clung to me. Small beams of light were also coming from the lamps somewhere.

I was frustrated, and that was an understatement,

Alpha Rambo was going to regret this. He locked me in a cell on the basis of a false accusation and for what?

For a son, he doesn’t even care.

Ryan was there and he didn’t even speak a word for me. Frustration was bubbling up in blood, I wanted to scream, or break something.

Most probably Alpha Rambo’s neck.

Chains rattled every time I moved, clamped tightly around my wrists. I paced the small space, my muscles coiled tight with anger.

The deafening silence of the cell was broken by the hushed murmurs, and I noticed that a set of warriors were coming my way.

They stood outside my cell and started guarding it.

I found this odd, and somehow it felt that there was some weight in Ryan’s words. Alpha Rambo was indeed scared of what I was.

He was scared of my power.

And I needed to tell everyone that he was a traitor.

Traitor to our kind and for that I need to get out of this damn cell.

But I had to get through to these guards before it was too late.

Taking a breath, I approached the bars, my hands gripping the cold metal.” Hey! Listen.” I shouted and my voice rang in the empty dungeon.

“Keep your mouth shut girl or else we will do that for you,” The warrior shouted in return, angling his weapon at me.

But I was no regular prisoner.

“Everything is not what it seems. Currently, I am looking like a bad guy but trust me, I am not one.” I said.

A loud chuckle filled the room, “Trust you?” a soldier said as he banged his weapon at my cell.

“You have no idea what Alpha Rambo is planning,” I said, my voice low but urgent. “He’s not just a threat to me—he’s a threat to all of us, to the entire community.”

One of the warriors glanced over, frowning. “You expect us to believe that? He’s our Alpha.”

“Exactly,” I replied, my heart pounding. “And you’ve all been loyal to him, I get that. But you know something isn’t right, don’t you? But he isn’t loyal to any of you. It’s about power. His only priority. And if you don’t stop him now, we’ll all pay the price.”

They exchanged glances, and I could see the doubt creeping into their eyes. For a moment, I thought I had them.

“You’re wrong,” one of them muttered, though he didn’t sound as certain as before. “Alpha Rambo wouldn’t betray us and neither will we.”

“I’m not asking you to betray him,” I said, stepping closer. “I’m asking you to see the truth. Look around. Why do you think he’s keeping me here? Why is he not on the frontline fighting the Rogues, instead he has locked me in here and I am pretty sure he is around here somewhere. It’s not about community, it's about power. Whether you guys stay on his side or against.”