Rejected, Abused, I Fall for the Forbidden Alpha (by Riley Scott) novel Chapter 111

Chapter 111

Hopefully he won’t see this coming; otherwise, I’m a dead man. I hope this fucker rots in hell or at least gets a serious injury. Maybe he’ll break his penis on the way down.

“Coward,” I taunted, shaking my head and provoking him as he narrowed his eyes at me. “Are you afraid of little old me? A woman?” I teased, “Not much of a man then, are you?” I said bluntly, examining my fingernails as he let out a roar.

His pride was injured. He ran and took a running leap. I dropped instantly and brought my legs up at the critical moment, sending him flying over the balcony and to the ground below. I heard a thud and a yelp. I got up, peering over and saw the wolf limping away, heading directly into the forest. You got lucky, you bastard. Stupid shifter healing ability, I grumbled under my breath as my door burst wide open and Aeress, Jackson and Hades stood in the doorway, looking frazzled and out of breath.

I could have used them a lot sooner, I thought a little annoyed. It was a bit too late now. I’d saved myself.

“What the hell happened?” Aeress gaped as she looked around the room and saw the devastation.

“I had an unwelcome visitor,” I said irritably and nodded towards the balcony, “I threw him overboard.”

“You threw him overboard,” Aeress gaped, “just like that?”

“Wasn’t easy. Bastard almost killed me,” I growled as Hades eyes turned dark, “and he shifted. He was stupid, though so that was a positive,” I remarked, shrugging.

“How can you be so calm?” Hades exploded, “You almost died, and nobody heard anything until it was too late! As it is the guards better have a good explanation for this!”

I turned to him. He was already nodding at Jackson who took off running.

“He’s long gone by now. You won’t find him,” I said wearily.

If he were smart, he would have left the pack but I doubted it, considering I hadn’t gotten to see his face.

“Can you describe him?” Hades demanded, “What were his facial features like? What did his wolf look like?”

“Fine, but maybe the men will be able to track that asshole down,” she muttered.

We weren’t surprised, however when the men came back and reluctantly told us they had lost his scent. The intruder had a good head start on them.

“I’ll double security,” Hades advised, looking thoroughly pissed off.

“No need,” I protested, but he didn’t listen. Before I knew it, there were guards stationed outside my door, their eyes constantly scanning the hallways for even the merest hint of danger.

There went my privacy, I thought forlornly as I bid everybody goodbye and shut the door practically in their faces.

It looked as though Marissa was going to have to come up with a backup plan if she wanted to get close to me again. I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry.