Sold as the Alpha King's Breeder Chapter 262

Chapter 42: The Right Path

Hanna

The figure was in the distance. A woman. Her long, red-blonde hair was floating around her head like a halo as she drifted limply in the water.

She wasn't supposed to be here.

I moved towards her, looking up to see the surface of the water high above my head.

This wasn't right. I was far away from where I usually dreamed. The water was warm, the sun casting a sparkling glow across the surface as I moved through the stillness towards the woman, reaching out to grasp her by the arm.

I could feel life within her still, though the pulse beneath my fingers was slow and irregular. A rope was tied around her waist, the end of it floating several feet above her head.

Holding her by the arm I kicked my feet, moving towards the surface of the water. She was weightless, her hair falling over her face as we rose from the blue depths, our heads breaking through the surface into blinding sun.

A wave came, the water seeming to whisper to me as it took the woman away.

Had it thanked me?

I looked around, treading water in search of where the woman had gone.

But a grinding sound made me look over my shoulder. I blinked, my mouth dropping open in shock.

The white building in my dreams was before me, so close I could see the symbols etched into the stone. It was built into a rock striped with veins of granite, camouflaged from view unless you knew exactly what you were looking for.

A single wave could have brought me to it. I was that close.

But the grinding sound turned into screams of terror and agony. All around me the sky erupted into angry noise. People were yelling, voices lifted in desperation and despair. I reached up to cover my ears, shaking my head and closing my eyes.

No, no, no!

Suddenly, I was pulled beneath the water, the dream unraveling around me into nothingness.

Rosalie

to Rowan, who was standing with me in the upstairs hallway. He shrugged, tucking the blankets

had sent Gretchen, our housekeeper, home hours ago. I was surprised by Ethan's quick return from Red Lakes. I was even more shocked when he climbed out of the seaplane with

young woman compared to the

off the plane, her dark hair pulled away from her face and her eyes shining in the sunlight. I thought it had been her mother standing on the dock at first. My heart beat rapidly against my chest

had powers even I couldn't fathom. But they were dark

could feel them in

of the dining room, her body seemed to pull the water out of the air as her clothes became suddenly damp and water began to soak onto the rug beneath her.

dinner," Rowan admitted, helping me fit a new sheet over the mattress, "She always came to us

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I said quietly, racking my brain for some semblance of understanding. We made the

much, sweetheart?" I

bond with her is weakened by -whatever force is-" "By her dreams. Yes, I believe you're right." There was an edge to his voice,

with Ethan and a handful of warriors while I stayed behind. It had been my decision to stay, even though I was desperately worried about Maeve. Word had come to

however. She would have gotten herself to safety. She would have

in me was keeping me grounded to Winter Forest, some kind of pull

I was supposed to

room, talking to the warriors

"What Mom?"

"Your father, he's excited.

I know that sounds • insane. He's been a little

hospital in what had been the original Drogomor territory. Everyone had been fearful of Ethan then, his gaze like knives as he scanned the room,

leaned into fatherhood with a gentle touch, his rough edges smoothing to a fine finish as he

Ethan. He

Alpha Damian was going to see just

sent word to Georgia and Talon, but chances were likely they wouldn't know about the invasion for another few days. All Ethan could do was go to Valoria

off the stairs. He was facing towards the living room, but turned back to face me, his face drawn with fatigue

just going to wait for Dad. I'm packed

Everything

once then leaned down to kiss me on the cheek before he turned towards the living room, slipping inside and leaning against a far

droop as I made my way through the house to the den, where Hanna had been resting with Kacidra after her latest episode, Kacidra looked up over the sectional couch as I entered the room, smiling softly and tilting her head towards Hanna, who

that she hadn't been Rowan's mate, but I couldn't be too upset. Hanna was a nice girl as well, just strange.

I tilted my head towards

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