Chapter 84 – The Mate Back Home Novel Read Online Free

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“You need to go there and see what Alpha Trevor did there,” I said. “I don’t want to know what is in there, and to be honest, I would be afraid to know.”

Lex stared and sighed as he turned his head toward the pack house. “I heard some things that went on there when I came here,” he whispered and looked back at me with sad eyes. “I need to find out what the hell was going on in there before the elder and my father come.”

I nodded.

I looked to the side and spotted Huw walking toward me with sadness in his eyes.

“What’s wrong?” I asked as he approached us.

Huw looked at me as a lone tear fell down his cheek. “Lilly found her family,” he murmured. “Her mother and father are dead, but there is a little sister. They have no one else.”

I felt sadness wash over me.

I needed to see her.

I looked at Lex, who must have read my mind. “Go to her,” he said, looking at Huw. “Stay with your Luna.”

Huw nodded.

I looked at Lex as his eyes went back to the pack house.

My eyes went to where he was looking, and there was my father, who looked green, holding onto the railing, trying not to be sick.

That’s not a good sign.

I looked at Huw, who had concern written on his face as he looked toward the pack house.

“Take me to Lilly and her sister,” I said.

Huw looked at me and nodded.

I looked at Lex and walked up to him, and kissed his cheek. “See you in a bit,” I said. “I will meet you back here in a half-hour.”

Lex stared at me and nodded.

I moved away from him and removed the block from Bex. She came forward and stared at the pack house.

“I feel for them,” she whispered as I walked away with Huw.

I felt for them too.

We needed to give everyone a second chance; they deserved it.

TRIGGER WARNINGS

LEX

I watched as Huw and Roxie walked away.

Blaze was up close, watching them.

“He will protect her,” Blaze murmured.

I knew Huw would; I suggested he would be her right-hand man.

I sighed.

“Let’s go and search this pack house,” I whispered to him.

I turned and looked.

Tim had told me that it was sickening what Alpha Trevor had done in there. It had even turned him sick.

Many members of the pack were tortured in the pack house.

As I stepped closer, the stench of blood and other body fluids filled my nose.

Blaze growled in my head, but I ignored him.

I walked up the steps and headed to the door.

Tim came toward me and placed his hand on my shoulder. “You don’t need to go in there,” he said. “We can manage.”

I shook my head and looked at him. “I need to,” I said. “These people went through hell, and I need to know what to offer them.

Besides, we need to know if there is anything else that we should know about.”

Tim stared at me for a moment but sighed. “I’m coming with you,” he said but looked to where Roxie had left. “Thank god she’s not going in there. She would freak out.”

I didn’t say anything; I was thankful that she listened.

I opened the door, and the stench hit my nose hard.

I felt my stomach drop as I walked inside.

There was blood everywhere.

This place was once a grand hall with chandeliers, but now it looked like no one kept up with the house’s upkeep.

I walked through as some men walked around. A few had emptied their stomachs onto the ground.

I didn’t know what I would find.

I walked through the house.

I walked toward the first door on my right and opened the door; the stench of death filled me, which made vile surface to my mouth.

I swallowed it down as I looked inside, and my stomach dropped.

There were four bodies, all women.

There was blood everywhere. I couldn’t tell where the blood had come from, and I didn’t want to know.

I walked back out as Tim closed the door behind me.

I walked through the corridor and searched each room.

Alpha Trevor didn’t care about his pack members. He lost control and believed that everything that his father wanted was the right way.

I couldn’t believe someone could have a hold over their child to make them think this was right.

I searched and went up every floor.

I wanted to see if there was any sign of life or information.

Blaze was quiet the whole time we were walking around. He was close by and taking in everything, but he felt everything like me. We needed to help everyone from the pack.

Tim and I came to the alpha’s quarters on the top floor.

My stomach was in my mouth as I didn’t know what to expect as I opened his Alpha Trevor’s door.

There was a stench of some kind, but I couldn’t make it out.

I pushed open the door, and there was a woman in chains whose eyes were closed. I couldn’t tell if she was alive. I walked over to her, but her eyes flew open, and she screamed.

The chains burned her arms, but the fear in her eyes was hard to witness.

“Shh,” I said. “I’m not here to hurt you. I am here to help.”

The girl moves back as I try to remove her chains, but she shakes her head. “He will come back,” she whispered. “He will kill me.”

I stared at her, sadness filling me.

“He won’t come back,” I said. “Alpha Trevor will never come back, I killed him, and I am now the new alpha of this pack.”

The fear in the girl’s eyes was still there, but her eyes widened at what I said. “Please,” she pleaded. “Don’t touch me.”

I stared at her.

I looked over to the door; Tim was staring at the girl with wide eyes. “Do you know her?” I asked through a mind link.

Tim looked at me. “I believe she is the daughter of one of the alphas your father talked about before the war,” he said. “The alpha mentioned that some rogues came into the pack and were searching for someone. He told your father that he was trying to get hold of his daughter, but she was away in college.”

I looked at the girl, her eyes were on the two of us, but she didn’t move.

“You think she is this alpha’s daughter,” I said to him.

I looked back at Tim, who nodded.

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“Send a mind link to my father and tell him about her,” I murmured. “I will try and get you to let me help her.”

Tim nodded and left the room.

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