Sould As The Alpha King's Breeder

Sold As The Alpha King’s Breeder Chapter 331

Chapter 111: We Got Lucky

Maeve

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Robbie was holding me and Rowan to his chest, his body trembling as he took deep, strained breaths. The dust was clearing, the forest floor now visible through pockets of fog and debris. I blinked, my eyes ringing so violently it made my headache.

Rowan was fighting to free himself from Robbie’s grasp. Robbie let him go, and Rowan fell to his knees, coughing so hard his eyes began to water.

We were soaked from the rain and covered in mud. I looked around, turning in Robbie’s direction to face what was left of the entrance to the tunnel.

The hill was nothing but a pile of shattered stone and broken trees. I closed my eyes.

It was over-and at a tremendous cost.

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“We have to go in for them,” I whispered weakly, unable to hide the pain in my voice. I hadn’t yet registered what had happened.

“Aye, we will. I think I can… I can move some of the rocks out of the way. I think-”

Rowan was already frantically pulling rocks from the entrance, screaming curses as he ripped splintered tree branches from the rubble. He was calling for Hanna, his voice

so desperate it brought hot, painful tears to my eyes. I swallowed against my own fear and grief.

The three of us had been the only ones to make it out.

The trees rustled above us, their bare branches scratching against each other. The forest seemed to moan, the sound echoing through the clearing sounding almost like the cry of a woman, someone hurt.

Someone dying.

Robbie held me close as a huge, violent gust of wind whipped through the space, nearly knocking us over. I knew it was her, Tasia, and as soon as the wind ceased, the sky gave way to stillness once more…

I knew she was gone. Dead.

“Troy,” I cried, turning into Robbie’s chest as I began to cry.

“We‘re gonna get ’em,” Robbie assured me, but his voice betrayed his words. I could tell he was sure we would find them, but whether or not they were alive after being buried under several feet of rock and dirt was something he wasn’t confident in.

“Damn it!” Rowan cried as he began to toss rocks bigger than his head away from the pile of rubble. His hands were bloodied, torn, and oozing red as he dug and dug and dug.

Robbie let me go and went to him, leaving me standing in the clearing. I watched Robbie begin to move some of the bigger rocks out of the way, waiting, holding my breath.

I heard barking.

I looked around, unsure in which direction it came from. I heard it again, and this time Rowan and Robbie noticed as well. Robbie began to pull rocks away from the pile at a speed

that seemed unnatural. He bellowed at Rowan, telling my brother to get out of the way as he began to pull on the exposed roots of one of the trees that used to cover the hill.

Rowan didn’t move out of the way-he jumped up to help and the two men pulled with all of their strength, grunting with effort.

shifted, then gave way, and Robbie and Rowan only had a split second to jump out of its path before several large boulders broke loose from the pile and crashed onto the forest floor. Rowan screeched, and Robbie bounded over to him, freeing him from the large rock that had

movement out of the corner of my eye, turning my attention to the large hole that was

Robbie left Rowan to nurse his foot,

and pulled my mom

a little

covered in mud

badly, winching and cursing as he walked out into the

something to Robbie, and Robbie nodded in agreement before disappearing

sobbing. He turned to me, smiling, and took what looked like the first deep breath he had taken in a long,

her attempts to help him as he stumbled around the

he breathed, his voice edged with bitterness. He looked around the clearing, his eyes settling on each of us as he willed our obedience. No more magic, no

he wanted to say, but he was still a man of few words. He motioned towards Mom,

stormed off through the clearing, quietly cursing his grievances as he fought against the dense thickets of brush in

looked at me, shrugging

you okay?” she

nodded, swallowing against the lump in my throat. Adrenaline was coursing

to-to go after

just,”

“A giant crab?”

She walked over to me, embracing me

all I could manage

before taking her leave, her body instantly replaced

embrace.

hurt?” he asked as

Whatever scraps and bruises I had would likely be healed by now. “Are

got hit in the head with something when the tunnel caved in, but that’s all. I’ll be fine. Nothing but a scratch. Do you want to go

want to get the

“We will.”

be seen, and I realized he must have gone into

“Is she dead? Hanna?”

then

she’s not dead.

tunnel, holding a limp Hanna in his arms. He

my arms from around Troy and stepped around him, noticing the blood on Hanna’s mouth and the long, bright right cut on Rowan’s

tried to

time to go home,” Rowan said sternly, looking past

without saying a word, disappearing into

Keaton said dryly, dusting dirt from the pants he

Troy began, but Keaton held up his hand to

he went.” Keaton crossed his arms

was

in there, exactly?” Robbie asked, glancing from Troy to

deep breath, glancing at Troy through his

tunnel came down on top of Ethan and Hanna, but that broken door fell on them first, blocking the rocks from crushing

Rowan started pulling the rocks away. Hanna refused to leave. She kept saying it wasn’t over. She was scared, trying to dream… whatever it’s

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