The Alpha Who Saved Me

Chapter 61

Emery

There is a bit of a chill in the air for it being a midsummer morning but that may just be the tension that surrounds us. Holden’s voice rings in my ear continuously, “It’s about to begin.” It has a creepy vibe to it and even though the Moon. Goddess says that all will be well, I can’t help the nervousness that runs through me.

Talking about it and practicing it are completely different than the actual moment when shit hits the fan. All of our warriors from all three territories are surrounding the borders, lying in wait, not knowing where they are going to show up. Of course, Alpha Easton has his warriors on their way already, as well as our other allies, just in case they are needed. Our numbers far supersede the Shikari’s numbers last I knew, but we already know that they aren’t above seeking help from rogues, and those fuckers can be evil.

I watch as all five of our parents surround us, as well as our Beta’s and Gamma’s, formers ones included. My aunts are here as well and believe it or not Bea shows up alongside my uncle Brent. A broad grin graces her face as she winks at me and a giggle bubbles up at the sight. Everyone surrounding the four of us will be our protection as we chant and offer the earth our blood sacrifice, but we can’t start it until we know for sure that the council is within our territory. That’s where Bea comes in. Only she and my dad know who the council are and my father refuses to leave my side, so Bea has volunteered to keep watch while keeping a low profile,

meaning cloaking herself from all.

“Are you sure they are coming?” My uncle Carter asks as he watches the tree line carefully.

“Yes,” Holden responds from right beside me, “My visions

never give me an exact time but it’s a feeling that

accompanies the vision that tells me. I can’t really explain it; you will just have to trust me.”

“Of course, Alpha.” The former Beta replies.

Decker squeezes my hand from the other side of me, “Are you doing okay?” His eyes move to my stomach briefly before returning to my own eyes and I smile.

“Yes, I’m good and as far as I know, so is pup.”

He cups my face and brings his lips to mine for a brief kiss, “I love you, Emery.” He states as he pulls away.

“I love you too, Decker,” I look past him at Asher, “And I love you, and you too, Holden.” I say when I swing my head in the other direction.

They both respond back with their own I love yous, but then Holden’s eyes go blank, “Something isn’t right.”

We all look his way, and a sense of foreboding suddenly comes over me, “What is it?”

“My vision, it’s changing…”

it’s changing?” Decker’s concern is clear in

now seeing bodies scattered all

the gun and starts the fight, a rogue from their side. Chaos erupts and that’s when the

place a hand on his arm, and suddenly, I’m drawn into his

massacre!” I whisper.

was planned this way so I wouldn’ t see it until last minute. They

my head, ‘Remember the number three. Look around you, what

do you hear that?’

you not know

now?’ She chuckles.

the number three?’ I ask her,

you. What is it that you see that comes in three?’ Kiki pushes me

know, I see my three mates,” I glance around some more, ‘Our three Betas,

aunts…

is one more thing that you haven’t mentioned.”

don’t know. I finger my amulet

to think it helps to give me the answer but it’s really just a security blanket. I’m starting to become

think hard!’ I can hear

s voice now.

I feel it’s warmth and suddenly, it comes to me, ‘The amulets that

me never to play trivia with

the amulets?’ I ask,

all.

we have. Use it, let others use it when you can’t. That’s all I can tell you, human, but know this, our pup is also a

back to attention when my mates call out to me. Climbing back to my feet with the help of Decker and Asher, both looking concerned for me, I give them both a

reassurance.

rogue from starting

three of my mates smile because they already know what I’m thinking.

just like Colin did.” Decker states and I nod.

a lot of power, sweetheart.”

Book 3-Chapter 61

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