Bonds at War: The Untouched is Mine novel Chapter 299

The West was more rotten than I thought when I got here. In fact, the entirety of Fenra was on the verge of breaking apart. However, Cade Callahan and Arden Stone managed to save us from an evil Praetor.

Still, that didn’t mean that the apprehension of Allen Winters eradicated all of the corrupt things going on in this country. There was a lot to unpack in the West–power struggles, poverty, and illicit businesses that preyed on other beings.

I can proudly say that it has improved over the last couple of years. However, I can’t erase it properly–because the main family was holding me back.

What I realized these past years was that the title of the Alpha wasn’t mine alone. Despite. having their last name and their blood, I was no Trevane in their eyes. They antagonized every project, every decision I made, and I knew they were waiting for me to make a mistake.

Unfortunately for them, I was good at my work. I had made this place a better place than it ever would have been. However, in the process, I also made a lot of enemies.

“Alpha Abel,” the door to my office opened, and my self–assigned Beta, Tyson, entered. We became friends because he was the lead trainer of the warriors. I saw his potential to lead, so I absolved the Graves of their Beta title and passed it to Tyson. Since then, the Graves had also been ones who gave me a hard time.

“Is it true?” I asked.

He nodded with a grim expression. We had been investigating the opening of a new bar, Oceans, at the edge of the borders. Although it was a regular restobar in the afternoon, I had a hunch that something else was going on after it closed. I had Tyson investigate it, and it seemed my hunch was right.

“Our undercover investigators found that it auctions humans from nearby lands–most of them from Ylarc.”

My brows furrowed. “What do they do with these humans?”

“Anything.” Tyson said. “It’s not as bad as we’re thinking,” he said. “They boast that they do it in a humane manner. They take willing humans and sell them to fellow humans or werewolves for a night.”

“That’s still prostitution,” 1 deadpanned.

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The fact that they were smuggling humans across the border wasn’t an eyebrow raiser. After the war in Montrose, Cade decided to open our borders to other kinds–but only as visitors, and only if they are accompanied by someone from Fenra. It was to give way to our relief- giving to those in Ylarc and Montrose.

“Yeah,” he said, scratching the back of his neck. “However, I heard they aren’t abducting these people. Instead, they recruit them. They are given money before they come here, and they are escorted back to their homes right after.”

I sighed and shook my head, standing from my scat. “Let’s go,” I said.

Tyson nodded. “Alright. I’ll get the car ready. Make sure to cover your face, man. You’re going to bring in a lot of attention by having your face merely exposed.”

My brows furrowed, raising a brow. “Most of them are humans there, right?”

He sighed and shook his head. “It’s true. However, the staff there are still wolves. And,” he added with a small smirk. “Just your face will attract them, man.”

I clicked my tongue. “Get the car ready,” I said.

He chuckled. “Alright, Alpha. Ever so uptight, huh?”

With that, he closed the door while I pulled on a mask and a cap. It definitely clashed with my suit, but it didn’t matter. I needed to investigate this matter as soon as possible.

I left the room and entered the car. Tyson started driving while telling me more things about this new “club.”

“How long have they been operating again?” I asked.

“It’s only been a week,” he answered.

I sighed and shook my head, massaging the bridge of his nose. When my youngest uncle, Damon Trevane, only five years older than me at 40 years old, proposed that he would be building a new restaurant at the edge of the town, I had given him a permit because he had always been pissy about these things.

Now, I regret it. No wonder he wanted to build one near his post as a warrior. He would be smuggling so many humans inside, and no one would know except for him.

“Relax,” Tyson said, snapping me out of my thoughts. “Don’t be so uptight. Might as well have a good time once we get there.”

I narrowed my eyes.

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“Sorry, sorry,” he said right away. “I’m just saying–there’s nothing wrong with bedding at willing human. We’ll still have the place closed for instigating such transactions, but someone would probably be willing to come with you tonight without even being paid.”

I glared at him, but he continued.

“Seriously, I’ve never seen you with anyone before. I wonder if your dick is still working.”

I sighed and looked out of the window, where the dark blue neon sign, one that couldn’t be seen unless you have heightened senses, glowed from afar. Damon really planned everything, didn’t he? Up to this unrecognizable sign at night.

“My dick is definitely working better than yours,” I muttered.

Tyson guffawed, hitting his thigh. “Really, though. You’ve been single for these five years. Don’t you have a mate?”

My jaw clenched at the question. “I don’t,” I muttered.

And I don’t want to meet her.

“Perfect,” he exclaimed. “So, you really can get laid tonight.”

I clicked my tongue and removed my seatbelt just as Tyson parked the car near the bar, but not too near that it would be detected. “That’s not going to happen.”

With that, I opened the door with Tyson pestering me that it would be “a waste of my good genes” if I didn’t have sex with anyone tonight. I ignored his words and made my way inside, showing them the ticket that Tyson had gotten for us.

The moment I stepped inside, I could smell the scent of arousal in the room.

“They have started,” Tyson said. “Let’s sit at the back. I had it reserved.“‘

He pulled me toward the very back, and with every step, I felt the others turning to us. It was true that most of them were humans, but I could also sense some werewolves here and there.

“Goodness,” Tyson whispered as we took our seats. “You’re hogging all the attention. It was a bad idea to take you here.”

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