Sold AS The alpha King's Breeder

Chapter 646

Sold as the Alpha King’s Breeder Chapter 646

Chapter 146 : Reunion

*Lena*

Abigail had spent the last two hours bossing me and Elaine around as we snipped roses in the front garden, filling heaping baskets of roses and whatever other blooms we could find in the garden. Elaine gave me a look as Abigail slowly went through each basket, pulling out what she must have thought were prized flowers based on the judging look on her face, and placing them in clear vases of water and some special solution to keep them full and perky until the wedding reception.

My fingers were raw and shriveled from wearing gardening gloves all afternoon. I tossed the gloves on the bistro table in the sunroom and unstrapped the baby carrier from my chest, lifting Alexis out of her cozy nap spot that had left my shirt damp with sweat. Alexis’s legs were still reflexively tucked into her stomach, her little fingers curling into fists as she blinked into the soft sun filtering through the windows and grimaced.

“Oh, goodness gracious,” I cooed, patting her on the back as I comforted her against my shoulder. When she started to try to suckle on the strap of my tank top, I promptly sat down and gave her what she was truly looking for.

“She is so freaking cute,” Elaine grinned as she sat opposite me at the table overlooking the front garden. All of the windows were open, but there was no cool breeze to be had. It was absolutely stifling today.

I reached up to wipe a bead of sweat from my brow, wanting nothing more than a cool shower and maybe something iced to drink. As if I’d summoned her, a maid walked in carrying a tray of cookies, sandwiches, and a giant glass pitcher of lemonade full of ice and fresh lemons, the glass frosted and cool to the touch.

All three of us sighed with relief and thanked her profusely as the maid set the tray on the table.

“Luna Hanna wanted me to let you know that she can take Princess Alexis for a while if you need free hands,” the maid said sweetly as she poured me a glass of lemonade.

I looked down at Alexis, who was staring up at me with a skeptical expression on her face. She’d finally started waking up a bit over the last few days, giving Xander and me our first real clue about her eye color. They were fading from a deep navy black to a pale blue, like my father’s.

She stopped nursing, her mouth trembling for a moment as I gently stroked her perfectly round cheeks with my finger.

“What do you say? Do you want to go see your grandma?”

Alexis unlatched, her eyes still firmly fixed on mine, looking at me like she just noticed I was more than just a pair of boobs.

I nuzzled her cheek, burped her, and kissed her on the forehead before handing her to the maid, who cradled Alexis in her arms and cooed as she turned to leave the sunroom, her hips swaying as she rocked Alexis.

“She looks just like Xander to me,” Elaine said as she poured herself a huge glass of lemonade, then one for Abigail, who was still busy preparing the roses. “It’s the hair. I can’t believe she was born with all of that!”

“Dad told me it’s going to fall out,” I playfully pouted, crossing my fingers under the table in an attempt to stop that from happening.

“It’s perfectly normal,” Abigail clipped, giving me a smug glance. “What color was your hair when you were born, Lena?”

“White. Whiter than it is now, actually,” I replied, popping a piece of ice into my mouth and holding it there. Goddess, it was hotter than hell. There was a fan in the sunroom, but it seemed to just be blowing hot air all over us instead of keeping the room cool.

“You were born with your hair like this?” Elaine gasped, furrowing her brow. “I thought only a White Queen who summoned the power of the Goddess had white hair. It’s like a rite of passage–”

I said

mouth, however. I’d only ever said it in my head, usually when I was trying to convince myself that whatever I was planning to

mark of impending death for a

her brows as she looked at

noted, and I nodded, dropping an ice

was also sweating profusely, but I knew she’d never admit to either of us

here–” I began, but Abigail

outside. They will wilt if I bring them out of

“Okay, okay!” I laughed.

flaring as she turned back

her head,

“I heard that!”

to them both, giving Abigail a grateful smile as I raised my glass of lemonade in a

stem with her bare hands, “Are you going to… use your

I adjusted my weight in the bistro chair, my thighs sticking to the seat. I knew this conversation was coming. Abigail might be married to the Alpha King’s Beta, but Xander had already filled me in on the crusade she had started back in Egoren before they returned to the realm of light. She’d laid out designs for a full renovation of the castle’s gardens, which went on for

the castle that I’d soon be calling home, but based on what I knew about Xander, I was sure it was just fine. Xander liked nice clothes and was well-kempt. I was sure his home

in my life–thorn bushes everywhere, dark corners, you name it. Adrian

messing with you,” Elaine retorted, noticing the look of concern

you

lost, first of all. Secondly, I swore someone was walking up behind me one day when I was walking back to our quarters, but when I turned around, no one

her hand in dismissal. “Come eat some, Abi. You’re losing your

castle we were sitting in right now likely had ghosts creeping around at night, based on how old it was. But the castle in Egoren sounded… huge. So did the realm, for that matter. And I was about to be the Luna of all

wants me to do some research into the differences between the flora in the Realm of Light and his realm. He told me he could hire a team of researchers to help me do it,” I said, changing the subject away

mouth to reply, but then her brow furrowed as she gazed out the window, her mouth hanging slightly

down on the table where she’d laid out all of

unison as we turned

his hands wildly, then pointed an accusing finger at whoever he was speaking to. It was two people, actually, and I sucked in my breath as the first person came

out of the sunroom, Elaine looking thoroughly confused as we ran through the door leading back

be

your comrades out, I dare you!” Heather snapped, her

I cried, trying not to laugh as the warrior whirled around, bobbing his head in a hasty

breath, her eyes misting with tears as she threw open her arms and Abigail and I tackled her to the ground, dragging

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on campus when it happened,” Viv

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