Sold AS The alpha King's Breeder
Chapter 796
Chapter 796
Chapter 7 : The Great Outdoors
Ah, the great outdoors!
I hadn’t been outside of the house in days, not since I arrived. I took a huge breath as I hopped down the steps leading to the kitchen garden, letting the crisp, slightly chilly early spring air fill my lungs.
The first signs of the approaching warm weather were inching through the sodden earth around me. Piles of rotting snow bled into the garden, little tufts of green grass poking through the clumps of dirt-covered ice. I looked down at my reflection in a large puddle near the garden gate, tucking a few rogue curls behind my ears before I started forward, thankful I was wearing boots.
My boots squelched in the mud as I swung my basket. I smiled amiably at everyone I passed, although I didn’t get a smile in return. I was a newcomer, an outlander, someone who had yet to gain the trust of those who lived in the patchwork village surrounding Jared’s house.
A group of children, all boys by the looks of them, ran past me kicking a leather ball. One of them stopped to look at me, his playmates slamming into him in surprise.
“Hello,” I said cheerfully, giving them a wide, genuine smile. The boy leading the fray gaped at me, his mouth opening and closing like a fish. “I’m Eliza,” I continued, wondering why they were staring at me like I was some rabid beast.
One of the littlest boys stepped in front of their leader, his chin jutting to the sky as he narrowed his dark brown gaze on mine.
I pursed my lips, furrowing my brow at him. “What?”
“Are you a witch?” he asked.
I scoffed, pretending to be thoroughly offended. “No,” I said slowly, taking a step toward them. They took a step back in unison. “I work in the laundry. I’m a seamstress.”
“Did a witch cast a spell on you?” asked another little boy. Some of them had relaxed a bit, losing the tension in their shoulders.
“I don’t believe so,” I replied. “Why? Is my skin turning green? Do I look like I’m about to turn into a rabbit?”
One of the boys giggled but was quickly shushed by his companions.
“Your hair looks cursed, like you’ll never be able to get a comb through it without breaking it,” said the smallest boy in the bunch, the same one who had called me a witch in the first place. “My ma says if I don’t brush my hair, the witches will turn it into a mess of tangled heather, and I’ll be ugly for the rest of my life.”
My mouth dropped open in surprise, but the response I was struggling to form was drowned out by a rush of giggles as the boys began to titter at me.
fun of my hair before, so I was used to it. It was
a deep but
stout woman with thick blonde hair came out of her
broken up by frantic laughter as they scattered and disappeared into the woods. The woman huffed a breath, smoothing her
apologize,” she said sweetly. “One
a laugh, and she smiled at
I said, looking towards the woods. “It’s nice to see children running around so freely. I come
you now?
again. She had a kind face with round, rosy cheeks and dark eyes. “Yes, I have a lot of cousins. I was
I see. I used to do the same. Marriage felt like freedom from the job, but now I have small ones of
title of “Family Babysitter” had been a right
would gather every Winter Solstice. Becoming the babysitter myself meant I was finally in the upper echelons of the family, allowed to stay up late
sadness at the thought of my family. I’d left New Dianny, where I’d been staying with my brother George and his mate
be the new maid, then?” the woman asked, breaking me
face into a smile. “Eliza,” I said, extending
hand. She had a firm,
very nice to meet you,” I said, shifting my empty basket to my other hip. “Do you know which cabin belongs to the
yes. I do.” She turned, pointing into the distance. “It’s outside of the village, due south. Past
the sparring
taking off on foot again, looking at her over my shoulder. She’d gone back to sweeping her
several more cabins and shops. The village was bustling with activity, and everyone seemed to have something to do. The number of people surprised me, and I felt a little bad for giving Jared a hard time, but only a little. He had what looked to be an entire pack under his care, regardless of the fact he refused to be known as an Alpha. For a moment, I thought that maybe
No,” I said to myself, my mouth curving into a smile. Getting a rise out of Jared had been the most fun I’d had in months, and
I tried to assert
and nearly fell. I looked up, now in the shelter of the canopy of trees lining the village. Red
right past the only cabin left
places, and the porch was nothing more than a few boards held up by stilts. It looked rather unsafe to walk on, and I paused near
look like anyone lived
past the house into the forest, which stretched on and on, growing darker as the trees thickened. The forest must be as dark as night during the height
from the depths of the forest. I heard the chiming of bells in the distance, and even…. No. I couldn’t have heard
found myself stepping away from the house and moving deeper into the forest involuntarily. I dropped the basket, which bounced across the forest floor without
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