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“I have to take dad for brain scans next week I am hoping the Alpha will come over like he said. He said he would watch them for me,” she sighs
“Brock, what did you have to give to do that?” I ask, and she blushes, not looking happy about that. I click my tongue, already knowing the answer
“No one else?” I asked her, and I could only imagine what she had to do for her to get him over to watch all these kids.
“We can try to help find you some help?” Kyson offers, and she looks at him hopefully.
“Please. No one is willing to help, and I have my exams coming back up.”
“You’re back studying accounting?” I ask her.
“Trying when I get a chance,” she says. I smile sadly before I place my cup in the sink and nod, knowing we will have to leave soon.
“You mind if I look around?” I ask her, and she shakes her head.
“Of course not, but upstairs is a little messy,” she says. Walking back to the main hall and into the living room, I see the kids huddled around the tiny box TV in the corner.
“How many kids are here now?” I ask her.
*111, Katrina answers. I sigh, looking around. The place is falling apart, and suddenly wish I could take them with me. Katrina couldn’t look after them by herself, and this place was falling apart. I swallow, taking the set of steps upstairs, while Katrina tries to settle the kids that were becoming rowdy with afternoon tea approaching.
I look in all the rooms to see they are dusty; the beds are not made, and clothes piled on the floors. “What are you doing?” Kyson asks me, following me around.
“You don’t have to follow.” I tell him. I don’t know why I came up here, yet I swallowed as I stopped at the stairs leading to the attic, dread filling me. That was mine and Abbie’s room. How often were we forced to crawl those stairs after our lashings or our chores? It felt like a lifetime ago, yet also yesterday, everything is still so fresh.
Kyson touches my arm, and I jump, stuck in my memories. “Are you alright?” he asks before turning to Liam and Trey. He nods toward the stairs and they go back down them. “I’m fine,” I tell him, blinking back tears. He looked like he wanted to say something, but I grip the broken banister and force myself to climb the steps. The door handle jiggles in my hand as I push it open.
“Why did you want to come up here?” Kyson asks, looking around at the small space. It was the same, everything left untouched. One filthy mattress we shared, one tiny dirt-covered window, and a bedside dresser. That was it. I went to the bedside dresser and opened the top drawer. I found a spaghetti necklace that one of the kids made for us and an old tunic. I hold it up and look at it. We hated these dresses and the stupid peasant skirts she would make us wear.
“Azalea?” Kyson whispers behind me.
“It’s mine and Abbie’s room” I tell him. My voice sounded distant to even my own ears.
Anger boils in my veins as I peer around the small tight space she kept us in. The other side was used for storage and had a cupboard that Mrs Daley would lock us in.
“Azalea, are you alright?” Kyson asks, and I glance at him. He is turning the wooden chair that sat in the corner. Suppressed memories come back about why that chair was up here. We had broken one similar, trying to get the Christmas stuff out of storage. Mrs. Daley made us hold the damn thing above our heads, saying we needed to know the weight of the burden she carried having to look after us.
Most would think it’s just a chair, but both of us holding two legs each above our heads for hours, we learned even the lightest things become heavy after hours. Each time we would drop it, she would hit the back of our legs with her cane.
Seeing Kyson move it, the sound of it screeching along the floor made rage burn through me. I growl, snatching the chair from him, and Kyson jumps, startled, as I toss it at the shitty little window. Glass rains down everywhere as I stalked toward the chair. Yet my focus was solely on destroying the damn thing, like if I destroyed it, it would erase the memory. Erase Abbie’s cries as her knees buckled from the cane. I picked it back up and started smashing it into the floor. Breaking it to pieces, the wood splintering off with each crash on the floor that shook under my feet until Kyson grabs my arms.
“Hey, shh, shh” he says, glancing down at the chair leg in my hand. He grabs it. “Give it to me, Love,” he says softly before he takes it from me. My hands shook as I caught my breath and Kyson cups my face in his hands, forcing me to look at him. His eyes watching my face as tried to regather myself. Yet this place, it was like I never left it. Some part of me would always be trapped in this place.
“I hate this place! Hate her! I hate what she did to us!” I cried, bursting into tears. I hated this place, hated everything about it, hated that one place could haunt and stain so much of my heart of and soul, like it was screaming out to me telling me it would always hold me here and I would never escape it. The floodgates opened like I had been holding everything in for too long.
“She ruined us.” I sobbed.
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“No, love. She ruined nothing. And you’re safe now. She is dead, she can’t hurt you no more, this place is just a place,” he says, hugging me. I bury my face in his chest, feeling like an idiot. It was just a chair. I broke a perfectly good chair. I inhale his scent, letting it calm me before ! chuckle, knowing how many whippings I would get if Mrs. Daley heard me crying. Kyson probably thinks I lost my damn mind, and even ! questioned that possibility. I sniffle, feeling stupid and childish.
“You okay?” he asks and I nod, wiping my face and glancing around the small space and the broken chair. I needed to leave. I couldn’t stay in here any longer. It hurt too much, and I wanted out, suddenly feeling claustrophobic. I rushed down the steps needing air, feeling like the walls were closing in around me and that I was going to wake up at any moment and everything had been a dream, and I was really stuck here still. Kyson chases after me, and I rush through the kitchen and burst into the living room, headed for the front door. But the faces of the children had my feet halting. Trey and Liam looked over at us, alarmed, and Kyson nearly ran into the back of me as I halted.
Little eyes peered back at me, and Katrina stared also startled. “Azalea, dear, are you okay?” she asks, but I shake my head. I was not okay, but as I glanced around this dump, I was no longer trapped here. But all these children were. I look at Kyson in desperation. He seems to get what I wasn’t asking out loud.
“No!” he exclaims, his eyes going wide. I tilt my head to the side, but he folds his arms across his chest and shakes his head.
“I’m not asking!” I tell him, and his lips part and he glances around at the children.
“No! What am I going to do with all these kids?” he hisses at me, but I ignore him and turn to Katrina.
“Ring the bus depot and find a driver,” I tell her, and she seems confused.
“You want a bus?” she asks.
“Yes. Maybe two. I am taking them with me,” I tell her, and she gasps, rushing over to me.
all the children?” she asked, glancing at Kyson
here now,” I tell her, turning to face Kyson. He growls but nods to her, and
asks, and I
they come,” I tell
going to do with all of
take them in” Trey offers, and I
you think I am going to
is big enough,” I tell
“Azalea!” he growls.
and I say they are coming. Now get on board my King, or
but I didn’t think you were going to bring an entire
He swallows and glances at their little faces and I smirk, knowing very well he wouldn’t
he growls,
Come on, let’s go!” Liam says, waving to all the kids to follow him. They glance around at each
The kids don’t need to
my Queen?”
a bus stop.’ I tell him. Katrina races out on the phone, telling the driver to come to the town
growls, grabbing my hand. I laughed
still loading the trailer. Alpha Brock glanced over, noticing the children. He snarls
him jump, having not seen him. Alpha Brock
didn’t make the
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last box. Everything is there,” he says,
backs up further, “No. Um placing
if you did it in 18 minutes?” his lips part, and
my Queen. But no, they didn’t get it done in the timeframe,” he answers, and I nod, turning to look at Alpha
stage, both of you!” I ordered, my voice coming out strong along with my aura, which I was finding more effortless and easier to use. They both rushed up
this really necessary? We did
the task in that time frame.” Kyson answers him as I wander over to the fruit stall that was just
it?” I ask the elderly woman. She jumps, not seeing me come up
her withered old finger
I ask
“You! The rogue girl!”
will address me as so unless you want to join your
a question. How much for
the entire shop?” she asks. I shake my
just the fruit
take
don’t want to send you broke,
comes up behind me and touches my shoulder. “We have fruit at home,”
I tell him, turning around, tossing it in the air, and catching it as I walk and
I call out, and they all
rush off, taking fruit
chuck my tomato at the Alphas. My tomato hit Alpha Brock square in the face, splatting with an audible sound and
attacks but can’t step off the small stage. When they are finished, I tell the children to grab more fruit to eat as a snack on the way before helping load them onto the buses. Once that is done, I wander back over to the Alphas covered in bits of
down as Alpha until a new one is appointed. And …” I looked at Kyson, needing his help:
Kingdom, hereby strip you Alpha Dean and Alpha Brock of your Alpha titles! I declare you both the very thing you
to step off the stage,
I tell him, and he jumps down and falls to his knees
tells me it is up to me. I bite my lip. Yet he had a point. They needed an Alpha. Glancing around, Katrina held up her hand behind Liam. She was technically Beta blood, and she was studying accounting. I smirk, knowing there was nothing more that Alpha
rogues. You will also make sure she has time to finish her course and
Alpha Brock snaps
and Katrina smirks and folds her arms, and I look at Kyson, knowing
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the same as stripping them of their
slices his palm, letting his
mouth open,” Kyson tells her, and she
gasps, clutching her chest, and falls backward
to his feet, and he charges at her, and she glares at him, rising to
at how easy it was for Katrina to command him. I hoped it got easy for me like that, and I would be able to have complete control of my aura
across the seat. My hands shook with adrenaline and I felt a little giddy. The feeling wearing off as the car started. I glanced out the window as the bus and the cars followed, however the bus headed down a different street, as the orphanage
glass window down and I told them to stop. The car does and one
go back in there. There is nothing there
out as do the guards, taking positions around the
head, moving toward Liam as he
got a lighter?” I ask knowing he smoked. He lifts an eyebrow
when up the duff,” he tells me and I roll my eyes and hold my hand out for
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Mated To The King’s Gamma novel series by author Jessica Hall updated Chapter 66. TMated To The King’s Gamma By Jessica Hall Novel Read Online ... Abbie and Ivy lived together in an orphanage. parents Abbie was killed by the enemy, now Abbie and Ivy only depend on each other to live. Doyle the enemy who murdered her house now wants to take her. Abbie will kill herself before letting herself be placed in his hands. Doyle wouldn't have me, no he wouldn't be allowed to trespass on me any more, and I knew Ivy would understand.. Follow novel Chapter 66 Chapter 66 at Novelxo.com
Mated To The King’s Gamma By Jessica Hall Chapter 66
Mated To The King’s Gamma Chapter 66