Nanny and the Alpha Daddy

Chapter 234

#Chapter 234: The Hunt

Edrick

Ella slowly pointed her little finger in the direction where I last saw Moana and Kat walking over by the edge of the forest.

Only now, no one was there.

I felt my heart drop as I quickly scanned the treeline. I couldn’t see a flash of red hair anywhere I looked, no matter how hard I strained my eyes through the light drizzle of rain and the darkening sky.

Maybe she came back in without me realizing, I thought to myself.

“What’s wrong, daddy?” Ella asked, c*****g her head.

I shook my head and stood, forcing a weak smile so as not to cause Ella to panic. “Nothing, baby. Why don’t you go up to your room and play? Ask one of the maids to stay with you.”

Ella gave me a puzzled look, but didn’t protest. I watched in horror as she ran off to play, and then I bolted into the kitchen to look for Selina.

“Have you seen Moana?” I asked once I found Selina bent over the sink, washing dishes. She made a face and shook her head as she wiped her hands off on her apron.

“I haven’t seen her since she went on her walk with her bodyguard,” she said, turning to face me with a frown on her face. “Why? Is everything alright?”

off of the hook. “I’m going to look for her. Tell them that…

flash, I took off through the door and burst outside. It had begun to rain a bit by now, and the sky was rapidly darkening while howling wind roared overhead. Even if my father didn’t get to Moana before I did, I still had to worry about her getting lost

edge of the forest, I felt as though my heart was falling into

I called into the dark forest, peering in and using my night vision to

I cursed under my breath as I pushed forward into the woods, hoping that I could at least pick up some sort of trail. The rain and wind already wiped away any traces of footprints in the dirt, though, which only made it more

walked further into the forest, keeping my head on a constant swivel in case Moana — or someone else — suddenly

spoke up for the first time in

he said.

My heart was racing a mile a minute. “What do you sense, exactly?” I asked out

exactly,” Eddy replied. “But I can tell that she’s

that that would be a risk. The moment that Ella said that the book she had came from my father, I knew that Moana might have been

very least, if Eddy could sense her fear, then at

get to her first, before my

and started to run further into the forest. Up ahead, I scanned the forest with my night vision and smelled the air for anything; any scent, any broken twig, any footprint in

a fallen tree with moss growing on top of it. Some of the moss was broken on one spot, and it looked fresh, like someone stepped over it and tripped on it just a little bit. It was faint, but as

jumping over the log. I

for her to let Moana wander and get lost or hurt.

myself, thinking deeply as I continued

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