Semua Bab Three Alpha brothers and their virgin pet : Bab 141 - Bab 146

Teresa Kaela’s question hit me when I least expected it, and I was going to ignore it when I stopped short. There was no isolated group in the realms. Keller had made sure of that a few days after they took over as Alpha. If Kaela was saying this based on what she heard, then it’s something we need to pay close attention to, not a subject for an eleven-year-old. “You scared the entire house, sweetheart, when your driver came to school and was unable to find you,” I said, hoping I successfully diverted the topic of conversation. Kaela took her gaze away from me to her tablet. I pulled my chair closer to her bed. “I was going to ask about school,” I pressed. “But then, I know your usual answer. But as I said, the offer to get you home-schooled is still on the table.” “Uhmm… I want to think about it, Mom,” Kaela murmured. I did a double-take. Homeschooling was a subject Kaela was going on and on about. If she was suddenly uninterested, that was a great improvement, but at the sa

KaelaThe weekend ended yesterday, so I looked forward to school this morning. Before Mom came around, I was already up and getting ready for school. When she arrived, I’d was already in my school uniform, struggling to wear my socks. The door flipped open, and Mom poked her head in. I glanced at her briefly.“Good morning, Mom,” I said.She joined me with a reply, and in a moment, she was already helping me with my socks.“You were up early today, hmm?”“Yes, mom,” I replied. “I’m just excited to go to school.”Mom didn’t reply, and I felt that she was concerned. I wondered if it was because of the other day when I ran off.I knew mom cared, but curiosity was dealing with me. I wanted to find out more about the isolated people. I wanted to see magic. I thought magic was the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen, and I was excited to explore more of it.“Is there a problem, Mom?” I stopped and held her hand.She smiled. The kind that she does when she didn’t want me to worry about an

TeresaTo say that Kaela’s excitement didn’t scare me was an understatement. She was unusually excited, and I’ve never seen her so excited for school before. I thought it was suspicious, but a part of me brushed it off as the effect of a mother-daughter bonding moment. But even as I tried to put it off as that, my mind told me that something was definitely off about it. I finally found a way to convince myself that the mother-daughter bonding moment I’d started working on months ago, after I stopped Clara from fixing her up and doing the job myself.But by late afternoon, when Mark called me and told me that Kaela was nowhere to be found, that argument could no longer hold water.I recalled the way Kaela’s eyes twinkled with mischief when I dropped her off, as she giggled and walked off. Everything now made sense. It was no mother-daughter bonding bullshit.Kaela was up to her mischief again.I stumbled through my office door, careful not to break the crystal glass doors and wall