บททั้งหมดของ A Baby For The Alpha (Book #1 Omega's series): บทที่ 71 - บทที่ 80

Selene cocked her head in a strange motion. “You have placed her in the path of the sorcerer? To redeem her?” The Moon Goddess shrugged, the expression making her ethereal being almost look human. Selene scowled, as much as wolf could scowl. “The woman has no redeemable qualities! Even now, all she thinks about is killing Cassy and ruining Lino. There is nothing to redeem in her. Besides, her life is Cassy’s to take. Do you wish to change that? To help her?” Sadness flickered in the eyes of the goddess very swiftly. “They are all my children, Selene. It doesn’t matter how terrible a child becomes, the mother never stops loving them. She never gives up on them. Her life might be Cassy’s to claim, but I do doubt my favored will have much reason to kill her if she turns a new leaf.” “The woman will not turn a new leaf. It doesn’t matter how many times you try to help. A leopard will never change its spots.” The Goddess moved back, settling in her preferred throne. “

Howling loud enough to shake the ground, Cassy broke the arrow the arrow, and threw the other half of it for the woman behind Morra. It hit it's mark, landing in the woman's side. She suspected it was a surface injury but she didn't care to find it out. She had created enough distraction with which they could run from here. The male whipped around, dashing for Cassy. Numbing herself to the pain of the wolfsbane and it's effects that had already begun to settle in, Cassy lunged for the male whose sword had begun to rise to cut through her. She was not going to die again. She had so much to do. So much to live for now. The useless wolfsbane was nothing compared to her determination to survive. She dropped into a low crouch at the last second and kicked her foot out, causing the male to fall on his side, sword clattering out of his grasp. But Cassy didn't wait to watch what she had done. She ran for the sword, grabbing it from the floor and she grabbed Morra's wrist

Eleanor was awake long before her eyes opened. She was on a horse. How did she know this? She kept hoping up and down in a painful motion and it kept jarring her awake. She was tired and felt heavy. She just wanted to go back to sleep. Her eyes suddenly shot open. How and why was she on a moving horse? She found it hard to move as she was still bound and she hand been placed over the horse on her stomach. What in the world... "Stay still, or you will fall. But if you do want to squirm anyway, be my guest. I will not hesitate to leave you behind if you fall," the male said and she recognized the same deep voice that had lulled her to sleep. She raised her head a little to find him riding beside her on another horse. Had he stolen the horses? They hadn't been in the shelter...though there had been hay. How had she not notice being taken out of the shelter and being placed atop a horse? Why did she feel dazed and tired? "Did you spell me?!" She sq

Cassy's eyes swung open and she lunged out of her bed, steaming. It didn't matter that her head was aching terribly, or that her shoulder stung horribly. She threw the sheets aside and stomped toward the bathroom. "Luna," Morra said, staring from the corner of her bed where she had been sleeping before Cassy awoke. "You must rest and eat. The physician said you will feel weak for the next few days but--" "I'm fine," she snapped at Morra as she sprayed water in her face, rinsing it. The woman fell silent and Cassy looked at her. She wasn't angry at Morra. Why was she snapping the woman who had stayed by her side when Lino had failed her again? "Sorry. I just...i need to...train. Ready my training gear." A worried look flickered on the woman's face. "You are not well. You should rest. You can train later. The ceremony has been shifted farther to the next seven days. You can--" "What?" Cassy asked, straightened from the cauldron of water. "Who shifted the

Cassy had been biting her fingers off in her room, nervous and worried. Perhaps she should not have been so harsh. Perhaps she should have considered the fact that he had looked so tired while he had been talking to her. Maybe she had been mistaken about the princess. Maybe it had all been one huge coincidence. She shouldn't have yelled at him that way. She should go apologize to him. She was just wound up tight about everything and the thing with the princess kept popping up. She had every reason to be angry after what had happened, but she should have heard him out in the very least. She had twisted the doorknob and taken the path to Lino's room, only to find that he wasn't in. Then she had walked to the study, but upon turning towards it, she had heard a female's moan. Her ears had perked, and her heart had started to race at the sound of it. She didn't want to believe it. She knew it was coming from his study, but she didn't want to believe it unt