The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper

Chapter 0157

“Rich, I’m here. Alone. The other wolves with me aren’t close. I want to talk. I want to understand. We were friends. Help me understand why this” Jude gestured around him, “is better for your family.”

He wasn’t lying. I don’t know if my father could smell them, but the other wolves. had gone in a different direction. This man seemed honest, and Alessia could not catch a scent of any deceit on him.

We make the decision and walk out of our hiding place to stand next to my father. I may still be a fairly short girl, but Alessia is a large wolf. We come up to my father’s waist. I felt more than heard him sigh. “Alessia, you should have stayed put.”

When I look at Jude, his gasp was audible. “Guardian.” He whispers it with

reverence in his voice. His eyes begin tracking back and forth between me and my father. Then he points at me. “This….”

“Is my daughter Angel and her wolf Alessia.” My father finishes. “On her 10th birthday, Alessia awakened as a Guardian.”

Jude face breaks out into a huge smile. “But, this is great! Alpha will be so pleased. The whole pack will rejoice…”

my father’s feral snarl. “I will NOT take

at my father as if he hasn’t heard him properly. “But why not?”

rubs a hand over his face. “Jude. Think! You have a daughter. What do you think would have happened to her if her wolf was a Guardian? What would Alpha Peter have done? What will he do if he finds out my daughter is a Guardian? Would

Jude. He takes a

your daughter Rich. And no, I would not want my daughter claimed by

crouches down and looks at me. “Hi Alessia.

I walk over to greet Jude. He runs his hands through my fur, so

up. I move to stand beside my father again.

mother says and walks out from behind some bushes.

Obviously, you’re

for you there and I’ll try to divent the hunt in another direction to give you time

we’d been using to write with and a piece of coal that we’d found. Jude gives us the address and general directions before stepping back. “I need to go meet my group. I’ll send you money when I can. Stay there as long as you’d like. Good luck old

“I expect great things from you

Jude. I owe you.” My father says to him as he