I Went to Prison for My Mate's Betrayal—Now He's Terrified I'm Free

by Noah Anderson

Three years in a maximum-security prison for a crime I didn't commit, and the mate who put me there never visited once—until the day before my release. Now Dominic stands in my cell, reeking of desperation and expensive cologne, begging me to run away with him because "they're coming for both of us." The mate bond he severed still lies dormant between us, a constant reminder of his betrayal, but the fear in his eyes tells me whatever's hunting him is worse than anything I endured behind bars. I have forty-eight hours of freedom to decide: let my former mate face his fate alone, or uncover the truth about why he really framed me. Either way, someone's going to pay for the three years they stole from my life.