Sold as the Alpha King's Breeder novel Chapter 789

Chapter 789

Chapter 134: Bonus Story–Happy Birthday, Mila-Part 2

Ciana led us to a woman that was in distress. I could tell from the material of clothes and jewelry that she came from a wealthy background.

She was clutching her stomach and I could feel that something was wrong. I could sense it straight through my bones. It was some kind of dark magic. That’s why I could feel it so strongly.

“Soren, we need to get her inside. She’s been cursed or something,” I said quickly.

Soren scooped the woman into his strong arms and moved her into our vacation home.

He got her settled on a bed and left the young lady to my care. It took a couple of hours to fully examine her and the extent of her injuries and clean up her wounds.

Ciana stood by and watched, which was another good lesson for her.

“Mom, what’s this?” Ciana found a backpack the woman had been carrying and was going through her belongings. It was the only way to learn more about her since she’d passed out when Soren picked her up.

I glanced over at Ciana and what she was holding. It was a map…

My eyes widened. It was the map of the dungeon under the royal palace!

Soren had returned to my side and also recognized where the map was showing. He glanced at me with a worried look. If this young woman was from the palace, would she have anything to do with Prince Justin or Queen Regina?

“How’s she doing?” Ciana asked, pulling me out of my thoughts.

“Her external wounds seemed severe, but in reality, they aren’t difficult to treat. However…” I wasn’t sure about the curse, so I held back the information. As I spoke, I used my magic, scanning over her to see if there was anything I’d missed, and to my surprise, she was pregnant!

“Oh…” I gasped and shook my head. If she was pregnant and cursed, what would happen to the baby?

However, I didn’t have time to think further on that question, because she started to wake up.

As soon as she opened her eyes and saw us, her eyes immediately became alert and wary. “Give that back to me!” the young woman snapped at Ciana.

Soren handed the map over, and Ciana jumped in to apologize, “Sorry, we didn’t mean to pry. It fell out and I was just curious. I’m Ciana and these are my parents. You’re in our house. Are you feeling better?”

Ciana just had the power to put people at ease and make them like her. The woman in the bed softened up after seeing Ciana’s smile.

“I’m sorry I snapped. Thank you for saving me… I just… don’t always know who to trust.”

“Who are you?” I asked.

The woman shook her head and looked down. “Please, I just need to get to Saboreef as quickly as possible. Can you tell me the way?”

“You’ll need to take a boat down the river. But please, rest for a few days and regain your strength. We won’t pry, but you should take care of yourself, for the sake of your baby,” I urged, touching her shoulder.

The woman blinked at me, surprised. She shook her head and recovered quickly. She didn’t trust us, which I couldn’t blame her for.

I knew what it was like to not want to answer questions, so I wouldn’t push if it meant keeping her and her baby healthy.

“I’ll throw a meal together for us all. You should eat something hearty to help regain your strength,” Soren suggested and avoided any further questions regarding her identity.

He and Ciana went downstairs to prepare dinner. I stayed with the strange woman and bandaged her up until the two of them reappeared with the mouthwatering grilled chicken with mixed green and mashed potatoes.

Soren put a plate on her lap, and she ate hungrily and quietly.

The meal was silent from start to finish.

“I should get going,” the woman said when Soren cleared our plates away.

“I don’t think that is wise. You’d be leaving against my recommendation. I do have experience as a doctor.”

She shook her head. “I appreciate your help, but the longer I stay here, the more dangerous it would be for me and my child, and for you.”

On her face, I saw a familiar determination, which I’d seen many times before—on my own face. I sighed. Her mind had been made up and I knew very well that she wouldn’t change her mind.

Ciana’s eyes shifted between me and her. As soon as she could tell I’d given up trying to persuade the young woman to stay, she offered.“If you have to leave, then at least let me help you get to the border of our packland and find you a boat.”

“Ciana, it’s almost midnight!” I frowned.

“Mom, I’ll be fine. I’ll stay on the packland. I spent nights in the woods quite often as you know. No biggie.”

“But—”

Soren grabbed my arm and whispered in my ear, “She is the Alpha’s daughter and she’s well trained. We’ve got to let go a little bit and let her grow up. If that woman is who we think she is, there will be no reason for her to harm Ciana. Our daughter will be fine, trust me.”

I sighed heavily. He was right and I knew it. “You’re right.”