Sold AS The alpha King's Breeder

Chapter 712

Sold as the Alpha King’s Breeder Chapter 712

Chapter 57 : Whose Beta?

Payne’s expression flickered several times until he finally composed himself and bowed his head to me.

Then, he gave me a kind of salute I wasn’t familiar with.

Shaking my head, I motioned to Soren.

“We need to treat his wounds. Those nettles were poisonous,” I reminded him.

“Really, there’s no need to worry,” Soren argued, shaking his head. “It is just a minor wound. Nettles are noxious but they aren’t deadly.”

“We don’t know what kind of nettles those were or how serious the poison is,” I said. I pocketed the stone and crossed my arms firmly.

Soren wasn’t going to get out of this that easily.

My eyes trailed to the wound on his leg. His pants were soaked through with blood and I could tell that it was still bleeding heavily.

“We made a camp near the cave where we found you,” Payne said.

He supported Soren as we went through the woods back down the mountain.

They had two tents set up and a small fire pit between them. It was a very rough campsite but I figured they hadn’t planned to stay there long. Just a place to sleep.

I followed Payne into one of the tents. He got Soren onto the cot and I was surprised when Soren didn’t argue or struggle as Payne put a blanket over him.

“Where is Doctor Lee? How fast could he get here?” I asked.

Payne shook his head. “Dr. Lee has been away on a personal matter. He won’t be around for some time and we can’t get in touch with him.”

Soren muttered something and groaned. His eyes were closed and he looked pale. His skin glistened in the lamp light.

I moved around Payne and put my hand on Soren’s forehead. “He has a fever,” I said.

“Soren, how do you feel?” Payne asked.

“Tired,” Soren muttered.

I sat on the edge of his cot and grabbed a nearby cloth, wiping the sweat from his forehead.

“Soren, you should rest,” I urged.

“Maybe… that’s a good idea…” he gasped. He looked at me one last time and then closed his eyes.

I listened as his breathing evened out and he drifted off to sleep. Sighing, I closed my eyes and bowed my head.

Was this the danger Helen had warned me about? I didn’t think so. But it was bad.

wound. Payne got me some bandages and wipes and I

was probably

tent rustled and I

a hand up to keep me quiet. He

is it?” I

dangerous,” he

the tent. “Guys, you’ll never guess what I found,” she said,

Payne asked, sighing and

hair and blue eyes. He was a little on

the kind of

when the boy appeared and shot a glare at Ashley. I could practically hear the question in his mind, wondering why his sister thought it was a

a

He moved to push the young

in the woods collecting herbs. Medicinal herbs. He’s a healer and I bet he can help,”

but I could probably help,

nodded, his frown

looked at Soren, hopeful that this Eros guy could actually help. As it was, we didn’t know what kind of nettle had stung him or the poison in

in,” Payne

cot with Soren. I eyed him carefully, trying to figure out what a healer in training was doing in the woods at night, collecting medicinal herbs. Payne definitely had a

to cause a fuss. Not when he might be able to

looked over the wound and

some kind of nettle plant,”

nodded. “I’m familiar with the poisonous plants that grow on Mount Lournet.

less than

a lot harder to get

“Thank you,” I muttered.

herbs. Could you two come with me and help gather

is capable and her help

Ashley

their voices or footsteps anymore, I turned to Payne.

at me and shrugged. “Better

think Ashley will be okay on her own? Aren’t you

arched an eyebrow and chuckled. He shook

rogue zone, remember? She might act like a child sometimes,

that’s true,”

and I still have a mindlink.

“Still…”

other motivations, I doubt

I knew exactly what he meant. There were plenty of bounty hunters after me and there were packs coming after

after me, Soren, or the artifact, he wouldn’t hurt

sleeping but he winced now and then. His skin

can keep watch over Soren

be able to sleep until I

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