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The Alpha's Unclaimed Mate (Jason and Laila) by Caroline Above Story novel Chapter 356

Chapter 356

“What is it?” Richard asked. His tone was more annoyed than worried. To him, my lack of approva generous gift had already ruined the mood of this trip. But I had stopped caring what he thought lo

And I especially didn’t care right now. Not when I felt with every square inch of my person that Lail trouble.

“I have to get back,” I said.

“We only just got here. I’m not finished yet.”

“Laila is in trouble.”

“You are imagining things.”

I was done explaining things. Every moment it took to try to convince him was a moment where Laila worse danger. If he wouldn’t drive us back, then I would run. My wolf was already pacing in my mind, take over, to get to our mate, to protect.

My Alpha wolf would likely be faster than the car anyway.

“Where are you going? Jason?” Richard called out.

I didn’t care. I pushed through the door, shifting before it even swung closed behind me. I landed on four then ran forward.

I didn’t know where I was, but I could sense Laila. That was my heading, and I wouldn’t stop running unt reached her.

Pushing myself as hard as I could, I didn’t know how long it took until I grew closer. It felt like too long.

Then I smelled the smoke.

Laila’s POV

Was I dead?

My thoughts were a haze as I came in and out of consciousness.

Delta dragging me into a servant’s passage. Helping me down the stairs. Opening a door and dragging my out the lawn.

The air outside was blessedly more clear, and I gasped, wheezing and coughing as I struggled to breathe it in.

She continued pulling me until I was several long yards from the building. She righted me against the trunk of

tree.

Only then did I notice she was carrying a small knapsack. She tucked it against me.

“I’m so sorry, my sweet girl,” she said. “I’m sorry I had to hide from you. I’m sorry everything turned out this way.”

I couldn’t speak. My entire throat was cracking, dry from the smoke and the flames. If only I had water, but I had no means of asking for it. But I pushed down the pain, trying to focus on the things she was saying to me. It felt so vitally important.

The flames crackled nearby, smoke blocking out the sun. People were running around, shouting. In the far

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distance, there were sirens.

I stared at Delta, trying to make sense of her words through the chaos around us.

Delta reached out, cupped my face with both of her hands. “I never stopped looking for you. I never stop you.”

“You…” I croaked out.

She was saying the words with so much emotion. Tears welled and fell from her eyes.

“My darling daughter, you are so much more than I could have ever hoped for. I only wish I had gotten to you better.”

There was time now, wasn’t there? Hope fluttered in my chest.

I didn’t fully understand how this could be, but I was so willing to accept it. I knew, deep down in my ches before she had said the words – this woman was my mother.

My heart ached, tears found my eyes too.

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