, 326–My Cage! , Nora: , “I said no. That will be too dangerous for her. We don’t even know how much she can handle,” Brody shook his head, taking a stand as if he genuinely cared about my safety. I call it bull**. , If he cared so much, he would return my babies to me. I was a new mother and wasn’t even allowed to have my children with me. I had moved past the phase where I wanted something just for myself. , Rollo gave Brody a judgmental look. , “Brody!” he even subtly shook his head to remind Brody that he needed to think like an alpha. , “I’ll go,” I stubbornly hissed, receiving a harsh glare from Brody. , “I make decisions here,” Brody turned to me, his eyes showing anger. , “Your alpha is going back on his word,” I turned to speak to Rollo, who didn’t look very pleased with his alpha either. , “Brody! What are you doing?” Rollo straightened his back and approached Brody. “Maybe you should remember Janet exists. And that Nora is a mother of four children and doesn’t even know who she screwed around , 325 My Cage! , with” , That was a clear hint that Brody wasn’t supposed to take matters related to me too seriously. And also that I was not worthy of Brody’s love. , “So?” tightly rolled my eyes, wanting to do whatever was necessary to see my kids again. If I can catch the mutant quickly, and fight it, I will get to hold my kids again sooner. , “I think she should go to the mountains,” Rollo decided, while Brody threw a punch in the air, making me roll my eyes at him. What a dramatic alpha. However, I decided to drag someone along with me. My eyes , landed on Rollo and I smiled internally. , “And Rollo will accompany me,” I added, watching Brody relax a bit, though Rollo seemed annoyed with the decision. He also looked like he had received the shock of his life. , “Why am I getting dragged into this?” Watching him get annoyed made. , me smile widely. , “That’s a good idea. You will accompany her, Rollo,” Brody seemed too pleased with the idea. , I shrugged and stepped away, not wanting to hear more. I could tell they were arguing. , “So it’s decided. Tomorrow, early morning, you and Rollo will go to the mountains to capture a mutant,” Brody announced, and Rollo scoffed while shaking his head. , % , 10 200 , 26–My Car , “Why tomorrow?” I frowned. “Let’s do it today so I can see my children.” , My heart ached every time I was reminded that my babies were locked away in the mansion without me. , “Because, unlike you, we’re not thrilled about going into the mountains,” Rollo rolled his eyes. , But Brody watched my face with much more attention. , “Go back to your room. Your babies will be sent to you shortly,” Brody uttered dryly, turning his eyes away when I looked at him in shock. , Wow! He decided to be generous? , I did as he asked. I walked down the steep mountains and went straight to the cargo area where my cage was waiting. Climbing onto the small cage, I gestured to the guard to take me back to the mansion. , Throughout the car ride, I sat and looked out the window. I wanted to feel sorry for myself, but somehow I didn’t. Nothing hurt me except not being able to hold my babies all day long. Sometimes I feared I was becoming too cold. Not single tear would roll down my cheeks for myself or others. What if my children had a problem with a mother like me? , The only time I felt anything was when I thought of my babies and whether we could build a healthy future together. , The mansion arrived, and I got out with chains on my wrists. They usually restrained me with chains and other bindings when I went out, especially , , 10 20 , 325–My Cage! , , during car rides, if the alpha and beta weren’t around. What they didn’t , know was that I would never leave without my babies. They had my greatest treasure with them, yet they felt the need to rely on those chains. The anklet was another story; it was always stuck with me. , “Wait a minute!” I heard Janet yell from the garden. She had arrived before , us when Rollo upset her with his comments. , I stopped dead in my tracks while the guards removed my chains. I stood tall, my hands in my pockets and my head tilted. I couldn’t believe I had once been fascinated with the life she was living. In fact, I had desperately , wanted to be married and wear beautiful dresses. , But despite being adorned with jewelry and accessories, Janet’s burnt look as she scanned me from head to toe told me that a person is never truly happy until they lose what they have. , 0039% , , Search the website on Google to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.