Alpha Asher By Jane Doe
Chapter 208
Alpha Asher Novel [by Jane Doe] Chapter 208
The trip home was filled with silence.
It wasn’t the comfortable kind that faded
into the background and made your
eyelids grow heavy as the purr of the car’s engine droned on and on.
This one was full of tension and unspoken words that were so loud they needn’t be spoken at all.
Zeke, Clara, and Mason hitched a ride with Asher and I since Tessa was currently tied up and unconscious in the back of the work van Breyona drove. Giovanni and Tristan had no choice but to sit back there as well considering they were the only windows blacked out from the rising sun.
It would’ve been safer to wait until dark to move, but we didn’t have the time to
waste.
There was no telling if Ember would come back for her twin with more witches, and now that the location of the safe haven was compromised, we needed every spare warrior available to protect the territory.
It did help that Deacon, Dina, and Spence stayed behind, but there was still the risk
of the witches attacking during the day.
Since my nerves were too frayed to sleep, I spent the entire drive home thinking of ways to magically protect the safe haven Asher and I created.
Undoubtedly, Cordelia would be able to help. She could use her protection magic to cast an alarm – like spell, one that would alert us if any witches crossed the boundary, but it would do nothing to give us a heads up
I’d been able to turn a Vampire into a
Werewolf and a Werewolf into a shadow creature, so I couldn’t help but toy with the idea of somehow creating a protective shield over the land. It was a solid plan, but I’d have to be extremely specific on who would be allowed through. 2
By the time we made it to the pack’s boundary lines, I had a stronger idea of what I wanted to do.
I had no doubt that it would take a crap ton of energy, but a shield was exactly what the safe haven needed. Vampires without ill-intentions would be able to pass through and seek shelter, along with any wolves from our pack.
Tessa into one of the reinforced holding cells, I ran my plan
every corner of each room. She’d been hesitant over how much energy it would cost me, but was positive it wouldn’t draw on any dark,
this poisonous root would make it harder for Tessa to have access to it. The only stipulation
to the prison cells. The overhead lights were bright, reflecting off the
ignored the row of glass boxes with cots inside, you could
you doing here?” I asked
chest as he leaned against the wall. The scowl on his face was
who sat in one of the metal chairs looking just as distraught as he had hours ago,
the same
say what I said before. What’s it fucking matter? Her twin nearly melted my
with a surprising amount of
look in his
that was scarily calm.
for a few tension-filled seconds before averting his
let me know if she says anything useful.” He muttered,
the hallway up until he reached the door that would lead to the winding staircase that brought you
Brandon had occupied
placing a hand
jaw and lips softened when
but this is worse than usual. I’ll see if I can find anything out. Let’s hope I get to him before he finds the liquor.” He grunted, tossing me a look that told me Brandon would be in deep shit if he
through Asher’s whiskey collection.
Brandon gone, I had nothing left to do but fixate on Zeke’s forlorn stare and
on.
in her cell, her back to the wall and her feet
was dried blood on her forehead, peeling where it reached the corner of
she said anything?”
in his hand. “You know, I’d never been in a rush to find my mate. It wasn’t until I saw you and
to help Asher and I wouldn’t get the future
you spoken
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