Sold as the Alpha King’s Breeder Chapter 678

Chapter 25 : You’re Descended from Witches

Mila’s door cracked as I pulled the lock right off in my haste to open it.

She was sitting on the floor, staring off into space, completely still like a statue.

A chair was flipped over and glass was shattered all over the table and floor. Water dripped off the edges of the table. Some of the drops hit her legs and she didn’t even react.

What the hell had happened?

Quickly, I assessed Mila. She didn’t appear to be injured. I couldn’t smell blood and none of her bones were broken. She just sat there, staring off into space, perfectly still.

Was she in shock?

I swooped down and grabbed her shoulders.

“Mila, are you okay, what happened?” I asked.

She didn’t move or react. Her eyes stayed distant and I noticed how pale she was. I shook her a little harder.

“Mila!”

Her head wobbled back and forth but she still didn’t say anything or move. I couldn’t even tell if she was breathing.

She was completely in shock, her hands balled into fists in her lap.

I raised a hand and gently patted her cheek.

“Mila, what happened?”

She blinked and her eyes snapped to me like she was seeing me for the first time. There was no expression there. She was blank, in shock.

“Soren?” she asked.

“Yes. It’s me. Are you okay, what happened here?” I asked. I nodded toward the mess on the table and the chair.

Slowly, Mila lifted her hands. She turned them up and uncurled her fingers. In her right palm, she had a fistful of ash. It wasn’t light and feathery like ashes pulled from a fire pit. They were densely packed together.

Maybe that was because she’d held them so tightly in her hand but I’d never seen ashes like that.

“What is it?” I asked.

Mila blinked at me. She glanced at her hand and then pulled away. Quickly she jumped to her feet and tossed the ashes on the floor. She clapped her hands together and wiped away the residue.

“It’s nothing,” she said, backing away from me more.

The ashes were collected in a small pile on the ground. It was unusual behavior for ashes. They might float away or scatter but not drop into a pile like grains of sand.

“Mila…”

said it was nothing,”

again she still looked dazed and confused. But she’d

the vase she’d put the flowers in. Water on the table had come from the vase.

looked at the little lump of ash again. The flowers were burned to ash and the vase had been smashed or

you do?” I

“Hmph.”

the bathroom and returned with a towel. Quickly, she righted the toppled chair and then started wiping up the water

the ashes,

exactly

for her to respond, to say something. She kept cleaning up

Suddenly, she hissed.

it?” I asked, moving

the table. She had her palms pressed together and I saw blood mixed in

got even paler. She gritted her teeth and I could

I said, holding

her head. “I can take care

was a long gash across

sighed. “We’ve gotta get that glass

first aid kit in

up here,”

arched an eyebrow at me but she didn’t resist my request. She hopped up on the sink vanity and held her

of the first aid kit. “This is going to

handle it,” she

Mila. Sliding between her legs, I was surprised when she tightened them briefly around my hips, but I

didn’t seem aware she’d done it and just

The sliver

hissed and her

almost got it,” I said. I could feel the glass with the tweezers but it

her eyes shut and

I pulled the glass out and Mila let out a long,

“Thanks,” she murmured.

wound,” I said, putting a piece of cotton in her hand. She held it in place while I prepared a bandage and an antiseptic

me. There was still something distant in

someone looking out

smirked and held her gaze as I took the cotton away

bit

in your hand,” I told her. I put the bandage on and patted her hand

hand, sandwiching it between her hands. She

right now,” she said, her cheeks

too seductive. I knew that

here whenever you need a little extra care,” I

flitted her eyes to the side for a moment. Then

check on me,” she said in a

my free hand and touched her cheek. “I

The Novel will be updated daily. Come back and continue reading tomorrow, everyone!

Comments ()

0/255