Sold as the Alpha King’s Breeder

Chapter 395

Chapter 53 Lady Nita’s Condition

I had never seen the woman who was standing there be- fore, but instantly, I knew who she must be.

She was wearing a long, flowing purple gown with a robe over the top that reached the ground. Made of black velvet, the purple feathers at her shoulders made the robe look fit for a royal lady.

And that was exactly who was wearing it.

“Lady Nita, Your Highness,” Jake said, bowing low as he moved aside for her to come into the room.

“Greetings, Beta Jake. I am not surprised to see you here. However, I need to speak to my son in private, so I would like for you and the redheaded girl to leave at once.” She nodded at both Jake and Brook, and they exchanged a leery glance before walking out the door together.

Confused, I continued to sit next to Theo’s bed. Should I explain to her what was going on? Should I introduce myself? Should I excuse myself just like Jake and Brook? I didn’t know what to do.

“Ciana,” she said in an even tone, “move aside, please.”

My eyebrows arched. She knew who I was? I did as she said, getting up and scooting away from the bed as she slowly walked toward it. Theo was still unconscious, his forehead creased in consternation.

She stopped at the foot of his bed and stared at him for a long moment. She was thin, stoic and cold. It was said that Lady Nita was known for her beauty when she was young. However, the cold demeanor from the woman who stood in front of me made it hard for me to appreciate her elegant and almost perfect facial features.

I thought she would be around my mother’s age, but for some reason, I just felt that she was a bit older than my moth-er.

She walked past me and lifted her hands. A soft blue glow began to emanate out of them. The soft light filtered through the air and hovered around Theo’s body, bathing him in its warmth.

It didn’t look dangerous, like a bolt of lightning. Rather, it appeared to be inviting, soothing even.

Prince Theo began to blink his eyes, and as the light fad- ed, I saw that he was trying to sit up but was struggling. I took a few quick steps over and helped him to a sitting position be- fore even thinking about whether or not that was all right with the royal lady.

Since she had told me to move aside, as soon as Prince Theo was able to balance himself, I stepped away. Lady Nita didn’t comment on anything I’d done, so I decided to stay by the bed.

“Theodore,” she said, once he was seated up. “Do you know what happened to you?”

He was wincing a little, as if he was in pain, and I wanted to go to him, to help him, but I stayed back, letting mother and son do what needed to be done.

“Not sure,” he managed to grunt out. “But I think someone else was controlling the Moonlit Crystal.”

was on the crystal, and I couldn’t read her expression.

you

times and nodded. “Yes, I found out about

throat and folded her hands in front of

that she wouldn’t want to help him, but now it sounded like maybe she

now. I had a feeling that the power of the blue light would fade away eventually,

After he’d kissed me….

simple. I will save your life if you send Ciana Black away from this castle

fell on me for a moment, and I couldn’t help the ripple of anxiety that shot

and I didn’t like having that heavy gaze on

from me, I thought about her condition. The idea that Theo could be saved was overwhelm- ingly positive. But… that would mean I’d never see

wouldn’t it? After all, most of the time, he seemed to despise me, or at the very least, barely

all that bad for ei-

we’d spent together inside of the world created by the crystal. He’d made love to me, and

ing the part that the crystal wanted

getting to spend more time

be upset because I’d

go back home, vin- dicate Susan’s death, and save my parents‘ Alphadom, just as I had been planning before the business with the crystal came

it was for the best that

been to even consider the possibility of staying by his side instead of letting his mother save him. It was no contest – | needed

for certain Theo would want to see me leave anyway, so when he said coldly, “No. She will

My eyes widened.

care about me? Was there a chance that the prince really did have positive feelings for

mother demanded to

insides crumble into a

I need her blood. For the

There was that. I had almost forgotten. How foolish was I to think that

laughed, almost sounding like a maniacal cackle. “Don’t be ridiculous, Theodore. Her blood is not so important. After all, if you die,

even worse, dead, having the berry would do

gripping the board at the foot of the bed. “I know what’s best for

as his face began to turn red. “You know what’s best for me?” he echoed. “I find that quite interesting considering how you have always treat- ed me like a nuisance, like I am the worst

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