Alpha’s Betrayal Luna’s Revenge (Samantha) novel Chapter 83

Ellie’s POV

When I saw him standing above Sasha with a bat in his hand, I got so mad that I nearly lost it, but I had to stay in control. While I was trying to calm myself, the coward went to hit me with his bat. He would have succeeded if Reagan hadn’t floored him. He won’t get that opportunity again. He had my attention, and net in a good way.

“Get them out of here. I will deal with him,” I told Reagan as I gestured to the coward, baring his neck on the ground, “and her.” I am a woman who keeps my word, and Evelyn lied to me.

“Be careful, Ellie. Johnson. He’s dangerous.” Sam cried out as Reagan ushered her up the steps, as he carefully carried Sasha.

“So am I, Sam. So am I,” I whispered. She had not seen what I was capable of, not yet. But she will once she walks out of that door. There was no way she would miss the trail of bodies on her way out. She may view me differently once she does.

“Now he’s going. There is nothing to stop me from fucking you up,”

Johnson yelled at me as he got to his feet.

“That’s where you misunderstand Johnson. I never needed Reagan to protect me. I just needed him to get them out of the way.”

“I am going to fuck you up so badly that not even your mother would recognize you,” Johnson yelled as he prepared to swing his bat at me.

I was raging inside, but I smiled and calmly asked. “Really?”

“If this is what he is going to do to you, Ellie. Imagine what he was going to do to Sasha and Sam,” Kiki snarled.

“He won’t be walking out of here alive,” I assured my wolf as I took a step toward Johnson.”You kidnapped and hurt the one person I care about,” I said out loud, clenching my fists as I could feel my temperature and anger rising.! wanted him to die at my hands. No matter what, I had to stay in control. i wanted to get revenge for Sasha and Sam.

Johnson dropped to his Knees. His face turned red, and the vein in his neck throbbed. As he held back his cries, I smiled. “Does it hurt Johnson?” I asked calmly, while my insides churned with rage. He didn’t respond. “Because I am just getting started.” Then a wicked thought crossed my mind. Evelyn and Johnson were in this together; the least I could let them do was let them die together.

So I did to Johnson what I witnessed him doing to Sam. I grabbed his hair and dragged him up the steps to the kitchen. Evelyn was still tied to the chair. Her wolf must have healed, because as soon as she saw me, she began shouting. With the peg still on her nose, she sounded ridiculous. But she would have to wait her turn.

I threw Johnson at her feet. “I thought that since you two were so close.

You would like to watch.” I told Evelyn. At that moment. I am the pair’s judge, jury, and executioner. It felt good not to be held back.

“Watch what?” Evelyn asked with a confused yet angry expression on her face.

“Watch as your friend dies,” I told her confidently.

“‘ll be waiting,” told her as I spotted the knife I had stabbed her with earlier. I picked it up and walked toward her. She screamed.

She must have known what was coming. As I got close, she tried to spit at me. But with the peg on her nose, it was impossible. That was until l gave her some help and removed it.

The instant the peg was removed, Evelyn’s body became tense, and she screamed. She was no one special; she was but a pawn in a game of chess. I should let her go. But she lied to me. I warned her not to, but she did. She took Sam and then stood in the way of me finding her.

“You warned her,” Kiki reminded me.

“That I did,” as I took the knife and placed it against her carotid artery, pressing firmly, dragging it along her throat. There was no chance her wolf could heal her before her body drained of blood. I went and washed my hands as Evelyn took her final breaths. When I turned, she was dead, and her white dress was ruined.

Did I feel guilty? No, they both got what they both got what they deserved. It was better to rid the world of these vile creatures before they hurt anyone else. No matter who you are, you have to answer to someone. One day I will too.

But right now, I need to help my sister and her friend.