Chapter 140 Ava: Lisa's Gone
"Ava!"
Kellan's familiar voice should bring hope, but all I feel is despair as I stare into the distance, wishing that vampire would reappear.
A thousand of them could come and it would be fine. As long as they bring Lisa back.
"Ava! Can you hear me?"
Kellan's face swims in and out of focus, a hazy blur against the night sky. I squint, trying to bring him into clarity, but it's like trying to grasp smoke.
"They have Lisa," I whisper, the words scraping my throat raw. "The vampire... He took her."
Kellan's eyes widen, a flicker of anguish passing over his features before he schools them into careful neutrality. But I can see the tension in his jaw, the rigidity of his shoulders. He's barely holding it together.
"I know, Ava. We'll get her back." His voice is strained, distracted. Like his mind is a million miles away even as he's right here with me.
Strong arms scoop me up, cradling me against a broad chest. For a moment, I think it's Kellan, but the scent is wrong. Earthy and unfamiliar, not the piney-leather smell I associate with him. I turn my head, blinking sluggishly at the face above me. It takes a moment for recognition to click into place. One of the guards from Lisa's apartment.
I can't recall his name, but I remember him standing sentry outside her door, stoic and watchful.
He carries me away from the carnage, away from the bodies strewn across the grass like broken dolls. I want to protest, to demand he put me down, but my limbs feel weighted, my tongue thick and useless in my mouth.
Behind us, I can hear Kellan pacing, his footsteps heavy and agitated against the ground. He's growling, the sound low and menacing, interspersed with words I can't quite make out. But one stands out, sharp and clear amid the jumbled mess of my thoughts.
Mate.
He keeps saying it, over and over, like a mantra. Like a prayer.
I try to focus on him, to call out and ask what he means, but the world is tilting, spinning off its axis. Darkness creeps in at the edges of my vision, a black tide threatening to pull me under.
The last thing I see before unconsciousness claims me is Selene running in from the woodline, coming straight for me.
Ava!
* * *
The hospital ceiling greets me again when I open my eyes.
This… is getting old. Fast.
I agree, Selene grumbles, but I can feel her warm weight against me. Someone must have let her in.
they did. I wouldn't leave. Led them on a right merry chase around the garden. They call themselves wolves and
soft snort, I rub my hands down her fur, turning my head to the presence I can sense
Kellan.
staring out the window and hasn't even noticed that I'm awake,
says, a whisper in my mind. He's finally realized that
What?
Fated? That makes
be mates. He probably didn't realize until he could smell her blood. It's not
How fascinating.
to be furious
My heart sinks.
her back, Selene assures me,
we haven't found her yet?" I ask Kellan, whose head snaps in
You're awake. How
fine." Reaching for the side of my throat, I confirm that the skin is unblemished.
an odd burning in my chest, but
We have
much about vampires—but I know that being bonded with one is
Correct.
like I haven't probably been poked and prodded by numerous nurses
I reply shortly, not willing to talk about what happened. "What about
stiffens at her name and shakes his head. "No. Nothing. You said a vampire took
eyes. Kind of freaky. Kept
of his nose in frustration. "It's impossible to find a single
swirls in my gut. "I'm sorry. I didn't
my apology. "I'm not trying to make you feel bad, Ava. It's
Their
does give us a small hint about his age," Kellan continues, "but even that isn't a guarantee
blink. "Vampires dye their
dye their hair, but they
at the thought. Vampires walking freely among the unsuspecting populace, wearing whatever disguise suits them best. It's a
survived so long, Selene muses. Adaptation is necessary for
who sees us as nothing more than
how do we find her?" I ask, trying to keep
supernatural leaves a trace. It's
every supernatural, Selene corrects,
waiting for? Let's go find
sit up, but Kellan's hand on my shoulder stops me. "Ava, you're in no condition to go
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In Chapter 140 of the After I left Tangled in Moonlight: Unshifted (Ava and Lucas) series,Ava Grey is a wolfless outcast in the Blackwood Pack, treated as worthless by her family and pack members. To escape their disdain, she works at a coffee shop in White Peak, finding solace in her only friend, Lisa, a human unaware of Ava’s true identity. Lisa encourages Ava to break free, but leaving the pack is nearly impossible......... Will this Chapter 140 author Novelxo mention any details. Follow Chapter 140 and the latest episodes of this series at Novelxo.com.
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