THE ALPHAS FATED MATE
I’d seen the severity of her injuries firsthand.
Pixie put a hand over her mouth, her eyes shining with unshed tears, and her body went limp. She slid off the chair and fell to the floor, I at her side in an instant.
“S-she could have died,” Pixie cried, holding onto my upper arm and sobbing into my shoulder. “And I wouldn’t have known until it was too late. How could s-someone do that to her?”
“Shh, it’s okay, my love,” I soothed, trying to calm her down. I adjusted their positions on the floor so that she was curled on my lap, my arms wrapped tight around her shivering body. “This isn’t your fault.”