Nanny and the Alpha Daddy

#Chapter 226: Patrol

Edrick

“Moana… Just… Go inside.”

Moana’s eyes widened. She glared at me for a long moment before she took off like a bolt of lightning into the house.

Maybe I was being a little too harsh when she was only trying to at least help me carry the bags inside, but the property wasn’t fully secured yet and I didn’t want her standing out in the open if someone was trying to hunt her down. Maybe tomorrow, when the property was deemed safe, she could go outside with her bodyguard. But for now, she needed to be inside where it was safe.

“Should I go after her, Mr. Morgan?” Kat asked.

I nodded. “You don’t have to be right next to her if she doesn’t want it. But at the very least, keep an eye on her whereabouts.”

Moana’s bodyguard nodded understandingly, then took off after Moana. I sighed as I heard the echoes of Kat calling Moana’s name.

Of course I felt bad for suddenly ripping her away and not being specific about why we were leaving so frantically, but I had no choice. There wasn’t enough time to explain everything, and I didn’t even know how I would say it yet.

Last night, I was almost one hundred percent certain that my mother was forced off of the phone with my father. I didn’t know if my mom knew something before I mentioned it to her, or if she was only like me and just had her own suspicions before I confirmed it for her.

Either way, I took my mother’s advice and got the hell out of town.

Moana was on the verge of shifting. I could sense it when she was sleeping last night; her wolf’s power was starting to surge. Within a couple of days, she would certainly shift. And I was pretty sure that my dad knew that as well, and he would either come after her himself or send more Rogues to get the job done.

too harsh on her.” Selina’s voice suddenly caught my

pulled the bags out of the car, and only cast her a brief glance

with more strength than I expected from a woman her age. “It won’t be

earlier, she might have put up more of a fuss and insisted on staying in the penthouse. Sometimes she thinks that she’s

this. Her lips pressed themselves into a thin line, and she released her grip on my arm. I watched as she

capable than

could say anything else, — not that I had anything else

Selina was right; maybe Moana was more capable than I realized. But that was a

…

slowly stepped out into the back garden. The moon was out, and it was well after

under the watch of nearly two dozen

wasn’t fully satisfied. If I was going to be certain that Moana and my daughter were safe, then I needed to patrol as well to give myself some peace

to shift under the moonlight and walk the entire

off into the woods and started making my way around the estate,

every tree, inside every hollow log and behind every boulder. All I found were scared deer and squirrels, and the occasional

I passed by a few guards on my way, also patrolling in their wolf forms, and we gave each other nods as

I asked one guard,

head.

“Good.”