“What’s wrong with her?” one asked.
I scanned them. I could probably outrun them. Attack if I needed to. I didn’t want to have to hurt anyone. I just wanted to get away. Get outside and run.
“Guys, back up!”
I jerked away from the sound, stepping closer to the wall. The wall was safe. One less place to look.
“She doesn’t know.” The loud one came slowly toward me.
I pulled back my lips and let out a low snarl.
Leave me alone!
“Stop!”
They all listened to the one on the bed.
“She’s in there. Let me try.”
He stared at me. I didn’t like it. I looked around, but something drew my eyes back to his.
Saige?
I shook my head. How was he in there?
I know you’re scared, but you’re safe. We’re your bonds. Your mates. We won’t hurt you.
I didn’t believe him.
My mates? I would know if these humans were important to me. They were strangers and trying to trap me.
I growled, and everyone froze.
“Well, that didn’t work,” one near the door said.
I glimpsed trees and stared.
Outside. It was right there.
I turned and ran, practically feeling the sweet air through my hair when pain shot through my body.
I groaned and looked up. I wasn’t outside.
I was stuck in here. Some invisible force stopped me.
“Saige, no!”
I snapped my head around, letting out another growl and searching for the source.
One of them covered his mouth.
Him.
I stalked forward.
“Shit. Don’t move, Theo.”
My chest rumbled as I let my anger take over.