Alpha Twins And Their Hybrid Mate novel Chapter 76

The witch started coughing and she rugged herself up even tighter in her blanket that was draped around her.

“How do you know all of this?” I asked.

“I was there. I witnessed the curse. And I have been the one to maintain the curse. My hatred has been trapped in this small altar for my whole life. I’ve been waiting for the arrival of the white wolf.” She said.

“You were waiting for me to come and break the curse.” I said. And she nodded her head.

“I knew that you’d come eventually. I didn’t think it would be this long. But I knew that you would come.” She said.

She gradually got up off of the stone wall and she laid down on the ground. I kneeled down beside her and reached out to hold her hand.

She looked like she was at peace now. She had delivered the message that she needed to deliver to the right person and her time was up.

“It’s alright child. You do what you need to do. I’ve done what I had to do.” She said.

“I promise that I will give you a proper burial.” I said. And she smiled at me.

I could tell that she was moving from this world to the next. She was ready to die. Her mission was now complete.

“Wait.” Tristan said, getting our attention and he kneeled down beside me. “There are other witches out there trying to kill the white wolf. If you’re here to help us break it, then who are they?” Tristan asked.

“I am the last witch in Alaska. Those others are sent by other covens.” She said. With her final breath, she lifted her hand up and pressed it to my chest where I felt a tingling sensation and a bright light start to emulate from her hand as she blessed me.

But when she pulled her arm away from me, it fell beside her body and she passed away peacefully in my arms.

I sat there staring at her, kneeling beside her with her head on my lap.

So I did what I promised her I would do.

I carried her down the stairs and I laid her out in the snow, next to the ruins that she had spent her life at.

I managed to extend my claws and I dug through the snow and ice until I got to the solid ground beneath but my claws tore through it pretty easily.

The guys stood back watching me. They knew that this was something I had to do on my own.

I dug a big enough hole and I buried the old woman in there and I covered it back over with the dirt and the snow and ice on top of her.

I grabbed a couple of sticks and I made a cross and stuck that at the top of her grave and I placed rocks on top of it as well. To stop animals from digging her up.

I knew that she would rest peacefully there and she would want to stay where she had spent her whole life waiting for me.

I looked back at the guys and they were still standing near the altar so I walked over to them and the altar and the walls surrounding it had all strange drawings and languages written on them. It was really strange to see.

I couldn’t translate them, but I took out my phone and I took pictures of everything that we were looking at. We needed to see what this all meant.

No doubt witchcraft helped her stay alive until she met me. She could have been waiting another hundred years and she never would have known it.

Something else to get Sara on to. We didn’t have the books or research equipment in Alaska to figure all of this out.

I turned around and the guys were waiting, so I walked over to them and Nathan put his arm around me while Tristan held my hand as we walked away from the ruins.

“There’s one thing that confuses me.” Tristan said.

“What’s that?” I asked.

“Who is commanding these witches to come after the white wolf? Who is the one that wants you dead?” Tristan asked. And we stopped walking and looked at Tristan.

That thought hadn’t even crossed my mind until now. There was obviously someone out there that wanted me dead. But who? Who the hell could be doing this?

“We need to get out of here as soon as possible and get on to Sara.” Nathan said.

“Yeah.” I agreed.