The Alpha's Surprised Mate (Book #1 of Silver Moon Series) novel Chapter 103

One-Hundred Two: Talking to the Bear

Dustin

We have Ian down in a cell chained to the wall. Whatever Mykenzie and Kylani did makes it impossible for any shifter to shift. In fact, any supernatural being is unable to use their powers down here. He is still out cold from the sedative we used. I hear someone walking up to where the rest of us are. I turn to see Rye carrying something. I am hoping we can get through this without the girls finding out. I thought our plan was going to end in disaster when Mykenzie and Kylani showed up at the cafe. Thankfully they continued on their way.

“What is that?” I ask.

“This will reverse the sedative and he will wake up. He will be disoriented at first but should come around quickly.” Rye explains.

Good, the sooner we can get him to talk the faster we can get the other two. I am hoping whatever he tells us is also something I can take to the elders and we can get rid of Darrius as well. We watch as Rye walks into the cell and injects Ian with the reversal. He walks out and we wait. It takes Ian about ten minutes to wake up. As expected he is very disoriented when he wakes up. We let him gather his wits before we start our chat. He sits up and looks around. It hits then what has happened. He starts to fight and pull at the chains. He can forget about breaking them. He might be a bear but those chains are unbreakable thanks to Chris.

“Where in the fuck am I?” He yells.

“You are in one of our cells. Welcome to Silver Moon.” I tell him.

I let a smirk spread across my face as he realizes who has him. Good, let him be afraid.

“We can do this the easy way or the hard way. Who are you working for or with?” I ask.

“I am not telling you shit. Fuck off.” He spits out.

The hard way it is then. This will definitely be fun for us. I point out the table to his left. His eyes grow wide at the assortment of devices we have on there to extract information from people. However, I decided to walk out. Everyone looks at me.

“What are you up to?” Kaleb asks me.

“Let him sit here for a few days and see if he feels like talking then,” I tell him.