Alpha Loren

Chapter 50 Do Not Argue

November 4th

10 minutes later Elena was hooked up to the oxygen machine and being carried on a stretcher into an

ambulance.

"I'll keep you updated," Antonio, who had only arrived a few minutes before, said to Leo before getting

in the ambulance with Rosa. "Take the girls home," he added looking over to the rest of his daughters.

"Ella, I should go," Connor said taking my hand.

I nodded, "But I'll see you again soon...right?"

He smiled, "Of course. I'll come anytime you want."

I then watched as he jogged off, out of the base and Leo ushered me along with his other four sisters

into his car.

For 10 minutes nobody spoke until Leo finally broke the silence by clearing his throat.

"This is never happening again," He said.

"Leo-" Maria began.

"No," he said in an authoritative tone.

"Let me speak," Maria demanded.

"Do not argue with me. Our sister could die because she got hurt fighting a battle she should never

have been allowed to go anywhere near," Leo said his voice deepening.

"Then why is it okay for Mateo, Marco and Carlos to fight but not us?" Maria growled. "What if one of

them almost died?"

"They are grown men and they've had the proper training," Leo responded. "I'd rather put their lives at

risk than yours."

"Well, maybe I'd rather die fighting than let others die for me," Maria growled.

"Stop growling at me, Maria. Whilst you are living in this pack you will abide by my rules and if you don't

like them tough. I am your Alpha no matter how closely related we are," Leo replied his voice only one

step away from it's deepest.

"Then maybe I should go to another pack then. A pack that doesn't stop me from doing something I

want to do just because I'm a woman," she replied.

"You aren't leaving," Leo growled.

"Oh yeah?" She replied. "As soon as Elena is better we can both leave together. Live as rogues if we

have to."

"And what would Alonzo have to say about that?" Leo asked. (Alonzo was the name of Maria's mate if

you didn't already know). Published by Nôv'elD/rama.Org.

"I don't give a shit, because unlike you he doesn't control what I do and don't do. Now stop the car I

want to walk home," She said folding her arms.

"I'm not stopping the car," Leo said. "Stop arguing with me," he growled using his Alpha tone for the

first time in the argument

After that Maria stopped and the car returned to silence until we got back to the Loren house 20

minutes later. Maria stormed straight upstairs presumably to her room whilst Bella, Lisa and Lia came

with Leo and I to the kitchen.

"Leo?" Lia said quietly probably still cautious of his anger levels.

"What is it Lia?" He asked completely calmly.

"What were you planning on doing with Haden?" she asked.

"Keep him in the pack prison on a high dosage of wolfsbane," he answered.

"But then what? He can't be like that forever," she pointed out.

"Well if he wasn't your mate I would have already executed him. But since he is and there is nothing I

can do about that, when I am sure that he won't be able to attack again, I will consider releasing him

and banishing him from the territory. At that point you can choose if you want to go with him or not,"

Leo said and Lia nodded.

"Will I be allowed to visit him whilst he's in the prison?" she asked.

"Of course, he'll be weak from the wolfsbane, but you can still talk to him with supervision," Leo

answered.

"Okay thanks, Leo," Lia said.

"Has there been any news from Dad?" Bella asked nervously.

"Not yet."

"Do you think she'll be okay?" Lisa asked.

"Dad doesn't think so. Why else would he want us to go home not to the hospital?" Bella said quietly.

"That's not necessarily true Bell. There are a lot of us and he may of just not wanted us all to crowd the

doctors. Mateo, Marco, Carlos and Lenny aren't there either," Leo replied.

At that point, something vibrated in Leo's pocket.

"It's from Dad," Leo said. I could hear everyone's heart speed up at his words. I could also hear Maria's

footsteps from upstairs making their way down. Leo tapped the screen of his phone reading the

message.

"What does it say?" I asked trying to determine his facial expression.

"It says," Leo began...