Nanny and the Alpha Daddy

#Chapter 239: Down to Earth

Moana

I opened my eyes, and started to panic as I felt myself starting to come back down. The shifting process wasn’t complete, and although I could feel myself shifting a little more with each moment, I was worried that Michael would kill me before I could shift fully.

However, my eyes widened as I saw Edrick standing in the mist behind Michael.

“Edrick!” I called, feeling my heart lift at the sight of him. He came for me after all…

His glowing silver eyes met mine for the briefest of moments.

“Hold on,” he said, his voice reverberating in my skull. “I’ll buy you some time.”

Suddenly, as I came back down, Michael lurched forward with the knife in his hand. I shrieked as I was practically touching the ground now, and held my hands up in self defense. But Edrick was too fast, and dashed forward.

I watched in horror as Edrick grabbed Michael by the back of his shirt collar and threw him backwards, putting himself between us. He growled and raised his hackles as he stalked closer to Michael, who was scrambling to his feet.

Michael shifted next into a large, gray wolf with a menacing appearance. I gasped at the sight of him; he was even bigger than Edrick, somehow.

“Edrick, no—” I said, reaching out to touch Edrick’s fur. “It’s too dangerous. Let’s just run away.”

But Edrick didn’t seem to be listening. I could tell that his sights were set on taking down his father.

The two wolves faced each other, snarling and pacing around in a circle. I wondered if they were saying something to each other telepathically, but I couldn’t be sure.

the side of my head where the pain rang out. I was starting to shift; I could feel it. The sensation of my bones and my atoms shifting and changing made me almost sick, and I felt as though

I heard the snarling intensify. Edrick leaped forward and collided with Michael mid-air, and all I could do was watch as they

Ethan. Michael wanted to kill me

to the side. Michael started to run

but it was no use. The pain was traveling down my neck, over my shoulders and my arms, and it was slowly

my body. I clutched at the dirt with my hands while I shook violently from the ache in my bones, and could only watch in a state of abject horror while

a sudden, Edrick scrambled back to his feet and slammed into Michael again. The two of them went rolling off toward the edge of the cliff,

below. All it would take was one shove or one wrong turn, and one or both of them would go flying off of

I had to shift.

begged my wolf. “We have to

flash of pain took over

gritted my teeth against the pain and held the vomit down in

more, and now they were fighting further away from the cliff’s edge.

didn’t last for long. I could only watch, still in agony on the ground, as Michael clawed at Edrick’s throat and belly. Blood spewed out across the wet ground

yelped and howled agonizingly, and fell to the

I yelled. I managed to climb to my feet and, clutching my pregnant belly, I started to hobble toward him. His fur was caked in mud, and his eyelids

could only fall to my knees beside Edrick. I dug my fingers into

over now, Moana,” Michael said, raising the knife

— because I was shifting. I closed my eyes and pictured my parents there, holding my hands, and

myself shift fully. My wolf’s immense power

the one from before. At the same time, however, I felt a searing pain