A Warrior's Second Chance (Faye and Alexander) novel Chapter 375

ALEXANDER

For a moment after Faye left, I didn’t move.

The sound of her chair scraping against the floor lingered faintly.

I let out a slow breath, my fingers resting against the table as I stared at nothing in particular.

None of this made sense to me.

Faye’s dream alone would have been enough to pay attention to.

But this?

This was something else.

I lifted my head slowly and looked at Roman.

“Roman.”

He looked up immediately. “Alpha.”

I held his gaze, letting the weight of it sit there for a second before I spoke again.

“What exactly is going on?” I asked. “Are you sure about all you’ve just said?”

I paused.

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“Because if this is some kind of misunderstanding…” I added, my tone tightening just slightly, “or you’re repeating something you think you heard–say it now.”

Roman’s jaw tightened immediately.

“I’m not making it up, Alpha Alexander. I swear,” he said, a little too quickly. There was a slight edge to his voice now, like he felt the need to defend himself before I even pushed further. “I wouldn’t lie about something like that.”

I didn’t respond.

I just watched him.

Roman swallowed, his fingers curling slightly against the napkin before he forced himself to still.

“I heard it,” he said again, slower this time, more deliberate. “And I saw it.”

My eyes narrowed slightly.

“That doesn’t even make sense at all,” I said, raising my voice.

Roman exhaled sharply through his nose, shaking his head like he was already expecting that.

“I know,” he replied. “I don’t know how it happened either. But I saw it. Please believe me.” His gaze lifted

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back to mine, steady despite everything.

I leaned forward slightly, resting my forearms on the table.

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“You’re telling me,” I said slowly, my tone measured, “that you had the same dream as Faye at the same time, heard the same voice, and somehow understood parts of a language you’ve never heard before.”

Roman didn’t flinch.

“Yes.”

I held his gaze for a second longer.

It still didn’t make sense.

Not in any way that I liked.

But it wasn’t a lie.

Roman wasn’t reckless with his words. Not like this. Not in front of me.

And definitely not about something this serious.

“Alright,” I said finally.

Roman blinked slightly, like he hadn’t expected that response so quickly.

“It’s okay,” I added, my tone firm, cutting off whatever he might have been about to say next.

pushed my chair back, the legs scraping lightly against the floor as I stood.

should go check on her,” I said.

was already halfway down the corridor when I realized she wasn’t in our chambers.

sn’t something I thought about at first. My steps had been automatic–muscle memory, instinct, routine. When Faye walked out like that, there were only a few places she ever went without thinking, and

our room was the first.

But then-

I stopped.

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