Accepting My Twin Mates by Unwise Owl

Chapter 86

Accepting My Twin Mates Chapter 86

CHAPTER 83 – I KNOW THAT VOICE?

(Coincides with Astennu and Badru searching Finley’s apartment in Chapter 77)

Evgeniya

2 months ago

…Evgeniya…

A garbled and distant voice rang out, somewhere over a high-pitched ringing sound floating around my head. A wave of nausea was rising from within my stomach, pulling me in its undertow currents and swaying me like I was adrift in a tumultuous sea.

…Solnyshko…

That voice again. Louder now and deeper, more distinct, with a recognition attached. The backs of gentle fingers stroked my cheek, rousing my consciousness over the waves tolling their dispersing chime. My eyes flickered open in an attempt to clear the dry blurry sting from them, a deep gold fuzzy mass taking up most of my vision.

“Moye solnyshko, you hear?” Something bushy grazed my forehead.

“That tickles…” my voice sounded ragged and cracked, a hoarse whisper the only sound my chapped lips could mumble. “…Dad?”

“Yes, Evgeniya. Can you see?” Rough but gentle hands took my face in a featherlight embrace.

“Yeah,” I croaked.

The edges of my father’s face came into focus, his worried sunken eyes focused intently on me. Black circles lined his lids and the whites of his eyes were bloodshot but not from tears. Wherever we were, it was dark and freezing. A cold chill breezed across my skin making me shiver involuntarily. I attempted to sit up, the motion causing a jackhammer to pound behind my eyes. My neck was killing me, along the right side, and stinging at a particular spot.

A strong palm eased my back and aided my upright posture. “Here, take,” a layer was draped over my shoulders, thin and scratchy.

‘I don’t know what party we smashed last night, but next time, take it easier,’ the groaning voice of Evva stirred in my mind.

‘We didn’t go to any party…’

At least, I didn’t think we did… but what did we do?

“Where are we?” I began to take in our surroundings and scents.

The heavy smell of something akin to bleach emanated from the surface of the stark concrete walls. An open thin slit of a barred window allowed a billow of frigid air to pour in. Whatever time it was, it was late, a midnight moon shining a glow through the small opening. A dim light filtered through the bars of the slat on the gleaming door opposite. I didn’t need to be told the metal that coated it was silver. What I sat on was a solid and hard lump with only the slightest cushioning to it.

“Are we in a prison cell?”

“Yes. I am afraid so,” my father’s voice was unnaturally despairing, nothing like the comfort and steady timbre I was used to receiving.

“What do you remember,” he tilted my chin. “You met with Luna, yes?”

I nodded, the memory coming back, along with my nerves and panic. “Yeah, I think we went for tea…”

My arms pushed me from the squeaking metal frame, the thin itchy blanket pooling upon the hard futon, and I regretted the moment my legs pitched under me. I was going to hurl.

by the bed, my stomach’s contents retching and burning my throat. A sharp and acrid taste followed, scorching my mouth and tongue. A thick green bile erupted, as disgusting and rancid as it sounded, causing a chilled sweat to gather on my brow. I flushed the gross sight away, hitting the push button faucet in the tiny basin above to rinse my mouth out and splash my face. The water could have

my belly. Not queasy per se, but not entirely normal. Something that felt like

memory stirred. I had felt nauseous like this before, a stomach camp hovering, also, in the back of

consoling hand rubbed my back, easing

will pass. I felt same when I

you know where we are?” I turned, gazing up at the thin window a few inches above my line of sight. “This doesn’t feel like Two

spread through my

sense our bonds intact, but I couldn’t sense them near. That

Aasim and Baniti either,’ Evva whimpered,

my father’s arms wrapped around me, encasing me in his comfort. “Wherever we are,

did this,” he mumbled into my hairline, and I wasn’t sure I

I pulled away, feeling queasy

knew I should not have trusted, but I did…” his fists clenched and his eyes grew black, a bitter twist of regret contorting his features. “When I turned to close door, I felt sharp sting in arm. I remember

this. I knew he disliked rogues, but to do this? Astennu and Badru were trusting, too trusting. They weren’t used to backhanded remarks, hidden agendas and betrayal. They were used to the face value

was in on it? How many? Were my mates in

muttered with a tint of pride. ‘Our pair of big,

to be making me feel better

when they put their

to sit here and

against my skin from just being close. I tried

interrupted my useless

We’re alone, but I’m fairly certain there’s a third set of paws in this cell…’ Evva

digging my heels in denial. ‘I feel sick from whatever damn poison

to pretend was that of my mates; at least, I wanted to pretend for a little

your head,’ Evva huffed. ‘Maybe once our stomach is the size of a beach ball, the penny

warping in hunger; a thankful distraction

how long were we out,” gripped my abdomen, feeling the soft woven fabric of

my father gripped my hands. “We have

times on the way to wherever this is,” I rubbed at the sore spot on my neck which must have been the

a cow. And I

my stomach lurch again. This was a trippy

scent…” he

more pressing things than how I smell,

you still have plant scent. Evgeniya…” he placed a hand on my

no, no, no,” I pushed him away and rushed up, backing into the corner as though I had any way out of this. “I am

uterus was not playing

Evva soothed. ‘Our eggo is

“I will protect you. No one will harm you and pup.

not what

were obsessed with the plant scent on me, more than obsessed. They kept trying to rub themselves up me for it. I couldn’t be pregnant. I wasn’t ready to be pregnant or to be a

could I have

do you think did it? Goober or the Nugget?’ Her thoughts

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