Bound To The Broken Alpha (Amy and Daniel) novel Chapter 259

Chapter 259 Ultimate Deal

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I woke up on a cold floor with my head pounding hard enough that it took me a few seconds to remember who I was, where I had been, or what I was supposed to be doing.

When I tried to open my eyes, nothing changed. I thought at first that maybe I had gone blind, but my wolf instincts kicked in and I opened my wolf eyes fully, expecting the usual shift in brightness.

Still nothing.

It was the same, thick darkness pressing against me from every side. It didn’t feel normal. Even in caves or unlit rooms, there was always something–shadows, shapes, faint outlines. Here, there was absolutely nothing.

I pushed myself up slowly. The cold floor scraped against my palms. My head ached so badly I had to press my fingers against my temples and wait for the dizziness to pass.

When I finally steadied myself, confusion turned to panic because the last thing I remembered was the Council hall–the shouting, the elders demanding answers, the blast that ripped through the room.

Everything after that went blank.

“Hello?” My voice sounded too loud, bouncing back at me. I reached out in front of me and touched a wall. It was metal, flat and cold. I moved my hands along it until I found a corner, then another wall. That told me the room wasn’t huge.

The panic rose faster.

“Is anyone there?” I shouted.

No answer.

I banged on the door–at least I assumed it was the door–over and over until my palms stung. “Open this door! Where the hell am I?”

My voice cracked on the last word, but I didn’t care. I slammed my fists harder. “Open it! Someone answer me!”

Silence swallowed my voice until I felt like I was losing my mind. I didn’t know how much time passed- minutes or hours. My sense of time was gone in the darkness. I just kept shouting, pacing, hitting the metal whenever the panic came back strong.

Then I heard a soft mechanical click.

I turned toward the sound immediately. A tiny slit slid open in the metal door, barely wide enough for a pair of glowing wolf eyes to appear.

I froze.

The eyes were sharp, watching me like I was an animal in a cage.

“Stop shouting,” the person said, his voice calm but firm. “The Alpha doesn’t like noise.”

That hit me hard. “The Alpha?” I stepped toward the slit. “Which Alpha? Daniel? Did he put me here?”

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The eyes narrowed a little, but he didn’t answer. I oved closer, ready to pull more words our of him if 1

had to

“Where am I? What do you want? Who-”

The slit shut in my face before I could finish.

I stood there staring at the metal, breathing hard. My mind ran in circles.

If Daniel had caught me, why would he hide me instead of dragging me straight to the Council?

Why would he keep me in total darkness? Why wouldn’t he show himself?

And if it wasn’t Daniel, then who the hell was holding me?

I tried calling out again, but no one answered this time. My throat started to feel raw from shouting. My energy dropped.

At some point, the hunger hit me so hard that I had to sit back on the floor, leaning against the wall just to keep myself calm.

More time passed. Too much of it.

When I heard movement outside the door again, I got to my feet fast. A tray slid under the door with a metallic scrape. Before I could say anything, a small click sounded, and a dim light flickered on from somewhere above me.

I squinted as my eyes adjusted.

The room was small. Bare metal walls. A single cot attached to the wall. No window. No openings except the tiny slit and the panel where the tray had been pushed through. This wasn’t a prison cell. It was worse. It felt like a place designed to make someone disappear.

The door opened halfway. The same guard stood there, tall and broad. His red wolf eyes didn’t show any

emotion.

“Eat,” he said. “And behave. If you behave, you won’t have a problem with the Alpha.”

I stepped toward him fast. “Who is the Alpha?”

He ignored the question completely and stepped back. The door shut again, the lock clicking loudly.

I hit the door once with my palm–not out of anger, but out of frustration. He wasn’t going to talk. They weren’t going to give me answers. Whoever ran this place wanted me trapped, quiet, and confused.

I sat down on the cot, staring at the tray of food on the floor. My hands trembled even though I tried to steady them. I didn’t like feeling helpless. I didn’t like not knowing where I was.

I didn’t like that someone out there was calling themselves Alpha while holding me here like some kind of lab rat.

But worst of all, I didn’t know if Daniel had anything to do with this.

And the possibility that this wasn’t his doing… that I might be in the hands of someone I didn’t recognize… that terrified me more than any Council punishment could.

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I didn’t know what was waiting for me here. I didn’t know what they wanted

But I knew one thing for sure.

This wasn’t a prison.

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I tried to shift, but my body refused to listen. It felt ridiculous–me, a grown wolf shifter, standing like some confused rookie.

Normally the change rolled through me in one clean sweep. This time it was like slamning into an invisible wall.

My bones tingled, started to pull, then snapped right back into place. I stumbled forward, breath catching.

Something was wrong.

I tried again. Heat rushed up my spine, my vision blurred, and for a second I thought I had it. Then everything shut down. The wolf inside me growled, frustrated, caged.

I dropped to my knees, palms digging into the dirt. I didn’t know whether to curse or panic.

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