The Merciless Alpha(erotica)

Talia’s POV

Erica and I used our speed to reach the headquarters buildings. She went to the staff rooms, her pistol firing as she caught men coming out, while I burst through into the offices. My skills were honed over years of practice, and I was firing and moving at high speed. Humans watching would only see a blur.

I took out three in the front office, then rushed down the hall to the security center. I put five bullets into the lock, dropping the empty magazine and inserting another a fraction of a second later. I released the slide to chamber a round, just as my boot hit the door up near the handle. The door was reinforced steel, but no match for my hybrid strength. It bent before opening, and I ducked to the side as a man opened up with a machine gun.

Dropping to the floor, I moved my left hand with the pistol into the opening and rapid-fired until the pistol was knocked from my hand by a shot. I pulled it back, my thumb had been blown off by one round while another went through my wrist. I partially shifted my arms and hands only, my claws extending from my arms as I jumped up and blurred into the room.

There were three men inside, one was dead and leaning over the security controls. The second was on the floor holding his hand over his hip, while the third had the gun. The claws on my right hand sliced through his neck before he could react, while my left hand knocked the Uzi to the floor. I broke his neck to make sure, then broke the neck of the man on the floor before looking around. Finding a main breaker panel, I ripped the cable out of the bottom and all the screens went blank along with the lights.

My hand was bleeding badly, it would heal but I didn’t need the blood loss. I tore off a part of a man’s shirt and wrapped it around my hand, then found my thumb and put it in a cargo pocket. Satisfied that the bleeding would stop, I turned to the door.

I went back out to look for stragglers just as Tania’s send came through. Bobby answered, and she wasn’t in immediate danger so I kept going. I found three more workers and killed them, ending up in the office of the leader of this place. He was cowering under his desk, a short and fat man with a bad toupee and a loud Hawaiian shirt. “Oh no, get out here and get your whuppin’,” I said as I pulled him out with my right hand and tossed him across the room into the wall.

“Please, I’ll give you anything you want, just don’t kill me,” he said.

I grabbed him under the chin and held him a foot off the ground. “I want records,” I said. “Every client, every slave, every payment. Where are they?”

“In the safe,” he said as his bowels let loose. “Please don’t kill me.”

“Open the safe,” I said.

Erica came into the office. “All other rooms cleared,” she said. “Damn, he smells.”

“Make sure he opens the safe and gives us the contents,” I said. “I’m going to help Tania.”

“Sure, leave me with the crappy job,” she teased as I ran back outside.

I ran for the slave building. The one-story structure was made of concrete block with a flat roof. With one leap I was on top of the building, moving quietly towards the center of the front wall.

“He’s bringing me out, we’ll be coming out the front door and heading towards the plane,” Tania said.

“Not there yet, keep stalling,” I replied as I crept along the roof. I didn’t want to make any noise to give myself away, not yet.

“DON’T SHOOT WE’RE COMING OUT,” Tania yelled. I was right above them.

Vivian’s POV

I’d taken out five men so far, most of whom were outside or went outside shortly after the alarm was raised. When Tania sent about her hostage situation, I was looking for targets. I set up my scope on the front door, waiting for her to come out.

I saw them in the doorway before she yelled, and I could see Talia setting up above her. He pushed her out of the door, the end of the silencer pressed into the base of her skull. “Tania, on the GO I want you to drop your body forward and down.”

“Ready.”

“Three, two, one, GO.” I squeezed the trigger just as she moved, the . 300 caliber round hitting him just behind the left ear. I heard another shot as the pistol fired over her head.

Tania pulled the handcuffs apart as she rolled on the dirt, freeing them just as Talia landed next to her. “You all right?”

“Yeah. Let’s get the girls,” Tania said. I got up from my sniper hide and walked towards them.

“TANIA,” Bobby yelled as he ran towards his mate. Picking her up, he held her tight as his nose buried in her neck to calm his wolf.

“I’m fine,” she said.

“Bobby, you go help Erica, grab the computer hard drives and everything out of the safe,” Talia said. “The girls are going to be in shock, and they don’t need a man coming in. Tania, with me to the slave quarters, and Vivan, you gather the women from the guest villas. Tell them to grab clothes if they can and get them to the docks as quickly as possible. Vivian, tell the boat to come in.”

I pulled out my cellphone and called Catarina, telling her to come over and visit. That was our code for get to the docks.

When I got to the guest villas, many of the girls were huddled together on the beach. “Get clothes and come back here, you’re all going home,” I said, then repeated it in Spanish. I freed the girls who had been tied down and gathered them all together. “Come on, we’re leaving by boat.”

“Who are you,” a brunette teen asked me.

“I’m a friendly ghost,” I said, my features covered by my clothes. They could tell by the tight clothing I was female, and they didn’t ask more. I led them away from the beach and down the trail to the boat, avoiding the compound in the jungle behind us.Content rights by NôvelDr//ama.Org.

“The other girls,” a redheaded girl of maybe thirteen asked.

“They’ll meet us. No one will be left behind.” It took a few minutes to arrive, and the fishing boat was approaching the dock. I caught the line, and Catarina helped the girls board. The Captain and his sons stayed away from the scared girls as they huddled together on the deck.

A few minutes later, a larger group made it to the dock and started to board. The girls were starting to believe their slavery was over, and they started to talk and hug each other excitedly. Tania was the last one to board, her face covered again, a young Hispanic girl in her arms.

She held her out to Catarina, who almost dropped her when she got a sniff of the unconscious child. “Maria?” She started to cry as she held her to her chest.

“You know her?”

She nodded. “She went missing from our Pride six months ago, we thought she was dead,” she whispered too low for the humans to pick up. She set her on the deck, the other girls holding her.

Talia handed over two bags. “It’s the stuff from the office, give it to the Americans with the girls. The other bag keep for yourself.”

“Thank you,” she said as tears ran down her eyes.

“Come see us sometime,” I told Catarina before I hugged her. Talia tossed the line back onto the deck and the boat started backing away from the dock.

“What was in the second bag,” I asked.

“Cash, close to a two million,” she said. My jaw dropped as I realized she’d just given it to her, no questions asked. “What? We can’t exactly bring it back into the states in our carry-on luggage, and their Pride helped us out. It’s not like it was OUR money.”

It was true. We walked back, making sure we had not left behind any evidence, then headed back to the airfield. Jose was sitting in the cockpit, the engines idling and the door open. We loaded up and were rolling down the airstrip in seconds.

Our pilot was the only person we left alive. As the only survivor, both the Cartel and the FBI would be after him. “Take your family and disappear,” Talia told him. “If you ever tell anyone who we are or what we look like, I’ll make you wish the Cartel had gotten to you first.” With that, we left him at the airport and took a taxi across the island.

Two hours later, the four of us were sipping drinks in a Jamaican bar, watching the sun go down over the beach. We’d come through just fine; we hadn’t lost anyone. All the men were dead, and Talia’s thumb would grow back in a week or two.

We drank in celebration of the blood oath being one big step closer to being done.

Randall Meechum’s POV

Dallas, TX

I showed up at the Federal Building, showing my identification to get in through security with my firearm. It was four in the afternoon, and I knew things would be wrapping up in the office. I pushed through the door into the FBI floor, nodding at the receptionist as I walked past.

I had barely walked through the door when Senior Agent-In-Charge Rosalie Martinez stepped in front of me. “You’re supposed to be on vacation, Meechum,” she said as she crossed her arms over each other.

“I am, boss. I needed some stuff out of my desk, and a friend gave me these,” I said with a smile. “Free tickets to the Rangers and Twins tonight, ten rows up by first base. Who’s in for dinner and a game? First rounds on me,” I said.

She let loose a little smile. “Damn, I have to pick up Valeria from my ex at five.” She had gotten divorced from a fellow agent a few years ago, her daughter was now nine years old.

“Bring her, I don’t mind. We’ll be at Smokehouse 557, or you can just meet us at the seats.”

She thought about it for a minute. “Why not,” she said. “She’d love the game.”

“Who else is in? I’ve got three more available.”

“I’ll go if I can bring my boyfriend,” Lindsey said. The newest agent on our team, she was dating a DEA agent from the office downstairs. I handed her the two tickets. “I’ll meet you at the Smokehouse, that brisket sandwich is amazing,” she said.

“One more?” No one wanted it, they had all made plans. I walked out and took the elevator to another floor, walking back to her office. I knocked on the door. “Miss Perkins,” I asked as the Assistant US Attorney looked up from her desk.

“Agent Meechum,” she said with a smile. “Your boss said you’re on vacation.”