Sould As The Alpha King's Breeder

Chapter 75: A Long Torturous Night

“Well, the contortionist is safe but we have another problem,” Nelson said, coming back into his office.

I stopped glaring at Tallis and turned my attention back to Nelson. He stood beside his desk, tapping his finger on a stack of papers.

“What’s wrong?” Tallis demanded gruffly.

“There’s been a landslide, not too far from here. Only about a mile away,” he said somberly.

“A landslide? Is anyone hurt?” I asked, perking up.

“It happened late at night when no one was around. It does cover the road we were going to take to our next location, but no one was injured,” Nelson assured with a nod.

I sighed and relaxed into the chair. The landslide must have

been on my pack territory. They weren’t common, but I remembered one from my childhood that hurt a lot of people.

I was relieved to learn that it hadn’t caused a lot of casualties this time.

“The road isn’t a well traveled road, but It will be a while before they clear it, so we will be stuck here until it is cleared,” he explained, “Anyway, we aren’t planning to leave until the ceremony ends. So hopefully by then, the roads are cleared.”

Tallis nodded in understanding. I couldn’t tell whether he was upset about the news or not. For some reason, I was a bit happy.

“Now, because space is tight, your little friend is going to have to bunk with you, Tallis,” Nelson said, winking at me again and swiftly changing the subject.

“What? No. That is unacceptable,” Tallis argued, shaking his head. His brow creased deeply.

“You know how it is. The two of us are the only ones with actual rooms. The rest of the performers share a tent out on the lawn,” Nelson said, arching an eyebrow at Tallis.

He grumbled and shook his head. Clearly he didn’t like that idea either.

“If that doesn’t appeal to you either, he can always stay with me,” Nelson suggested, smirking at his brother.

Tallis snorted and glared at the floor..

It was a bit odd to have Nelson refer to me as ‘he.’ I needed to get used to it now that I was in disguise. Normally, when I was in disguise, I tried to avoid interacting with anyone. It had been to prevent people from recognizing me, not for me to role play long-term.

“Those are all our options,” Nelson shrugged.

“Fine, he will stay with me,” he ground out through gritted teeth, his jaw tensing, eyes refusing to meet mine.

as I realized he’d planned that whole setup. He really

was going too far. I didn’t even want to know what was going

but his brother was meddling with his love life now, and things could get very sticky and complicated. Maybe I was better off staying

I’m going to head off to bed and I’m going to assume the two of you will do the same,” Nelson said. He gave us a casual

to my feet and stretched, my back popping. Tallis was still standing there, looking grumpy. He might not have

yawned, heavily hinting that I

for

velvety curtains.

crossed the room and sat on the edge of the bed. I yawned again and rubbed my weary

his head turned toward the curtain door. Being

miserable about having me bunk with you,

You should rest,”

he didn’t really answer my question. He also refused to look at me. I laid down on the bed and looked up at the tent

bed. I got up and sat down on the ground.

didn’t seem like the selfless type. When he didn’t say anything

felt as long

thought, my body relaxed, my eyes dropped

*Theo

saw her chest rising and

could see her real beauty underneath. I wished she’d wash that crap off. Right

her think I

sighed and rolled onto her back stretching her legs out on the ground. She looked peaceful but I knew she’d

whipped through the tent and she shuddered. Turning on her side again, Ciana hugged

cheek and glanced around. Could I really just leave her on the ground

and brought her over to that tiny, sorry excuse for a bed

mumbled something in her sleep and curled into me, whispering something

my lips, but

her onto

wouldn’t let go.

the thin, springy mattress was supporting her. On second thought, that horrible mattress

pulled on my shirt. I wasn’t balanced and I fell on top of

arms and legs locked around me like a boa constrictor. Clearly, she’d been spending

much time with Perceval.

I was supposed to be a stranger, if she woke up

desperately to my shirt. Despite myself, the heavy organ between my legs stiffened and pressed against her

was going to be a long,