The Mystical Attraction of Alpha

Chapter 299

Chapter 299 – Godparent Duties

“Welcome,” a priestess says, coming out of the temple and giving us a big smile. I return her smile eagerly, walking up the stairs carrying the car seat and introducing our party. She knows who we are, of course – nobody could mistake Sinclair for anyone else anymore, not with his face all over the media every day and his coronation imminent.

But as she nods a hello to all of us and walks us into the temple itself, I do wonder if she knows …that she’s running a temple dedicated to my mom. I mean, it’s not precisely public knowledge, but I do wonder how much she suspects.

Cora walks next to me, looking around the beautiful open space of the temple, her eyes inevitably drawn to the gorgeous, giant gold mosaic of the Goddess built into the wall behind her altar. After she looks at the image for a moment, she turns to me and smirks a little.

I can’t help the giggle that escapes my lips and I cover my mouth in a hurry. The image looks nothing like our mom. But, I guess it doesn’t matter, and it certainly won’t do any good to tell them they’ve got it all wrong.

The priestess looks at us curiously, but I shake my head in apology, silently asking her forgiveness. She just gives us a warm smile and leads us to a set of chairs set next to a calm reflecting pool in one corner of the room.

“So,” she says, smiling at the four of us as we seat ourselves and peering down at the baby. We’re here to plan little Rafe’s dedication to the goddess, yes?”

I quirk my head to the side, curious. “I thought it was a moon baptism?”

and gives me a smile. “Yes, a more colloquial term, I think, but not inaccurate. Though, of course, he will not

Cora now. “You two, I assume, are being presented as godparents?” Roger nods solemnly but

gives her a smile. “That’s all right – it’s not a hard job, even though you two will have more to do than the parents. On the evening of the full moon, the two of you will take the child into the woods

woods? By ourselves?” Cora asks, a little aghast. “Yes,” the priestess says, blinking at her in

she huffs, looking at me and Sinclair with wide eyes. “I thought we had to go to a church, hold him

event here at the temple, but the actual ceremony occurs in

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problem, Cora?” I ask, confused but working to be gentle. “You’re an OBGYN – babies are your thing you’ll be totally

to us, answering our questions and making sure that we all know our roles. It’s a new experience for me, of course – I

was in no way out of her comfort zone, as far as I knew – all she had

some paperwork

and lifting him into my arms. “Will you come help me? I want to feed him before

little alcove with a stone bench. “What is going on with you?” I ask,

at me, her mouth falling open. “I thought we were coming to feed the baby

a hand to dismiss her concern. “I just said that to

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