Sould As The Alpha King's Breeder

Chapter 51 Could Not Get Enough of Her

“Oh, oh, and that wildebeest, his horns were the coolest….” she went on, telling me another of her adventures.

“You’re not afraid of animals at all?”

“No, not really. Animals aren’t like people. They can in- stinctively tell who is good and who is not. As long as they know we are good, they will be good to us.”

I thought it was an interesting take, but I didn’t say any- thing more about it at the moment. I had another question for her.

“And what are you doing out here in the woods all alone?” I asked her, imagining she’d been out hunting some majestic animal.

Tapping her chin, she said, “Um, have you heard of the Sun Blossom flower?”

I felt my eyes widening, but I said nothing, so she contin- ued.

“You know, the flower that grows on the side of the mountains. I’ve heard they’re beautiful and smell wonderful. That’s why I came. My friend was leading me there….”

“Your friend?” Now, I was confused and glanced around. Had I missed someone? A threat?

She giggled and said, “Yes, my new friend. A little white pony.”

I gasped in relief and held back a laugh. Of course, she’d been chasing an animal. “Those flowers, they’re not easy to get,” I said to her.

The girl nodded. “My mother also said it was a fool’s er- rand, but I love flowers. Don’t you?”

I shrugged and dropped my eyes. I didn’t really care that much for flowers, personally.

But clearly, they meant a lot to her.

The next day, while she was out in the woods doing some- thing, I found a way to get myself out of the makeshift bed and headed back to the place where I’d fallen down the side of the cliff.

I knew I had seen some of the flowers she wanted as I’d been tumbling, and while I was nervous to go back there in case my father’s troops were looking for me, I needed to get her a flower.

It took me a while to climb back up the way I’d come, but eventually, I found one and brought it back to her.

It had taken a toll on me. I’d re–injured myself quite a bit going through all of that trouble, but when I heard her gasp- ing with delight, I knew it had been worth it.

This girl was special. She was the only one that had been kind to me, and I wanted to repay that kindness.

The look on her face when she turned around and saw me standing there with the flower in my hand was priceless. I would never forget it.

“You’re a true friend,” she said, sniffing the flower.

I felt myself recoil and instantly said, “I’m not your friend. I don’t need friends.”

bracelet off of her arm. “Here. This will help

do you

the animals calm so they trust the wear- er. I don’t really need it anymore

she had called it. The green reptile wrapped itself around her leg, and she bent down to pat its head, laughing. I wanted to take a step back, not because I

pet him,” she said.

of how people felt

standing up a bit, as if to say that he wanted me

caught

bent down and stroked his head with my hand. He

“Now, you have two friends. Whether you like it or not.” She winked at me, and the snake

back in the cave, I could tell her mood was down a little from before. “What’s wrong?” I asked her, trying to keep the emotion out of my voice as

just that I miss

what that was like, although it was a

to your mom?”

That was all she needed to

mom so much. When I was younger, she used to sing me a song when I had bad dreams. Would you like

had given me. With no response, she took that as

The bracelet….

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girl be

fuzzy again, but the sound of the girl singing stayed with me as I began to twirl through time and space again. Then, the young girl’s voice melded with an- other voice, a more familiar

room, lying on my bed. The Moonlit Crystal

was the girl. The bracelet

kind to me when no one else was.

She’d called me

beautiful, intelligent, funny

widened. Her lips parted to say something to me, but before she could speak, I pressed my lips to hers, my

of those emotions came bubbling through, and I sim- ply

*Ciana*

was kissing

of elec- tricity float over my skin and then through my body. I almost forgot to squirm away from him.

of comparing our past kisses?! | didn’t even think I should count them as real

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away from him, although

what he was doing to me didn’t feel

kiss me just because he wanted to, would he? I needed

Theo?” I asked, once my mouth was no longer pressed against his. “What’s happening? Are you okay?” I probably should have shouted at him for taking liberties with me once again, but I didn’t, especially when I saw his eyes were only half–open, I wondered if this had hap-

he spewed out a string of in- formation that I did not understand. I only caught a few words.

upright. He was starting to fall back onto the bed,

talking about, but his hand came up to grip my collar tightly as he