My Surprise Mate (Book 1+ 2) novel Chapter 23

Blaze ran straight to me, seemingly out of breath.

“Blaze what is it?”

I questioned the little boy.

“Something isn’t right.”

He stated as he stood in front of me with wide eyes.

I looked at Dane, confused, who shook his head.

Dane sat on the couch next to me, “Alright Blaze, I need you to explain a little more.”

I couldn’t help but notice how good Dane was with Blaze.

He was so patient with him and never disregarded him.

“I don’t know Alpha,”

he said as he bowed his head, “I just had this overwhelming feeling something bad is about to happen and I needed to be here.”

Blaze seemed a little confused himself.

I noticed Dane’s eyes glaze over briefly before he stood to his feet, “Blaze you stay here with Holly.

I'll be back.”

I sat up straight on the edge of the couch, “What?! What’s going on Dane!”

He was already rushing out the door, “ Colby will be right outside the door.

Someone is at the border.

”

Without another word, he was gone.

I sat staring at the door trying to figure out what the hell that meant, as Blaze started pacing the floor.

I had never seen a kid do that before, not one as young as him.

“So, Blaze, how has your training been going?”

I tried to distract both of us.

I could tell he was bulking lately.

“It’s going great Luna,”

his eyes lit up with excitement, “I can’t take my dad down yet, but one day I will get there.”

He seemed excited at this thought.

The room fell silent again as Blaze looked out the window.

The time seemed to drag.

I knew Dane hadn't been gone long, but it seemed like hours as I sat and waited.

I hoped everything was okay.

Blaze groaned as he walked away from his spot in front of the window, taking a seat on the couch.

Soon after, there was a knock on the front door before it opened, revealing a fuming, Genesis.

“Blaze Price!”

she shouted as she came through the door, “The next time you leave without telling me I swear to you now, you will regret it!”

She made her way into the living room, “Luna Holly,”

she bowed her head at me as she sat down.

“I’m sorry for him...”

she motioned at Blaze.

“It’s okay,”

I told her with a smile, “Do you know what’s going on?”

She looked down at the floor, “Some.”

She didn’t want to look at me.

I narrowed my eyes at her.

I was getting tired of being left in the dark about everything.