Martha“Goddess, I’m so bored…” I groaned aloud, looking up at the blank ceiling drowsily.It’s been an hour since Alex had left for Kai’s house, and I’ve been bored out of my mind ever since. The lack of things to entertain me was quite tiresome and it made me restless.“What do I do…” I muttered to myself, turning face down on the bed. He said he’d be back before lunchtime, but this is just the early hours of the morning. Can I possibly wait for him to come back?I turned to look at the bags of clothes that sat neatly on the ground, next to the closet. Perhaps…“Alex wouldn’t mind, right? I mean, there’s no harm in it, right? I bet he’ll understand,” I said, my voice filled with determination as I stood up and grabbed the bags. I was planning on going out, to tour the River Bed city. It sounds like a really stupid and dangerous plan, but I couldn’t pass this opportunity. I have the right disguise and if I put on some simple clothing, I would look more conspicuous, so it really wasn
Alex“Alex, my man!” I was greeted by Kai as soon as I entered. His house was as luxurious as I had imagined.“Kai, it’s good to see you again,” I greeted back, shaking his hand firmly.“I’m not going to waste your time. We’re going straight into business. You said you wanted to discuss some conditions, right?” “Yes, actually. It’s not something I can easily discuss,” I smiled awkwardly. “And here isn’t really the best place to tell you,”He nodded in understanding, swiftly leading me deeper into his house. “Of course. Let’s go into my study, we can talk there,”“Thanks. By the way, where’s your mate? I haven’t had the pleasure of meeting her yet,” I commented honestly, looking around at the various art and pieces in his house.He chuckled lightly. “She’s out, but I’m sure that you’ll see her soon,”He finally took me to a room with a thick mahogany door and I wasn’t shocked by the spacious room and the fancy decor. He was loaded.“My study is soundproof,” he assured me, sitting behin
Martha“Where could Alex possibly be?” I mutter to myself, wrapping my arms around my chest. I was currently in front of the hotel, in my pajamas with a shawl wrapped around my shoulders. I’ve been waiting for Alex for nearly two hours now, but he hasn’t showed up yet.I was really worried, and I knew it was risky being out here in the open like this, but I couldn’t stop being uneasy. The fact that I wasn’t able to communicate with him was the most frustrating.Though, after a few minutes, I saw him approaching from a distance and by the looks of it, he looked unhurt, much to my relief.“Martha? What are you doing out here?! Don’t you know it’s dangerous?! And you’re freezing!” He protested, rushing to my side as soon as he saw me.“Well, I could say the same about you! Do you know how worried I was?! You said that you were coming by lunch time, yet you didn’t make it! This is past twelve on the next day!” I nearly yelled. His look softened. “I’m sorry, okay?”“Sorry doesn’t cut it,
AlexI cracked my knuckles, feeling a little bit anxious about the whole thing. I was relieved that Kai is helping me, obviously, but I couldn’t help but be worried still.Maybe it’s my paranoia talking, or maybe because it’s been a while since I’ve trusted anyone other than Martha and Geri.“Alex, it’s good to see you again,” Kai greeted politely as I entered his house. “This is my son, Hunter,”He said, referring to the blue eyed blonde boy in front of him. He looked so much like Kai, but his hair color and some different features didn’t belong to him, which made me believe that it was shared with his mate.“Hey. Good to see you too. Hello, Hunter,” I greeted politely. As I’d imagined, the boy was little, around the age of seven or so. It would have been very grave if I had agreed to teach him the mind-reading technique.“Um…nice to meet you, sir,” Hunter replied quietly. He really didn’t look like the shy type, probably likes to keep to himself. “Let’s go to the training room. The
MarthaTears blurred my vision as I threw my clothes and little belongings blindly into my bag. These past hours have been like a nightmare to me. Everything I thought I believed in, came crashing down like a pack of cards.I still couldn’t believe that Alex was capable of all the claims that had been put on him, but it made perfect sense if I thought about it deeply. And that was what hurt me the most.He lied to me, kept such a huge secret from me, one that was so bad, I couldn’t ignore it. Everything he has said to me was based on a huge lie. A Wanderer? A Traveler? I can't believe I was that gullible.Well, it’s all over now. I’m going back home, consequences be damned. It might have been quite a rash decision to make, but what’s done has been done and it beats staying here.I hauled my little luggage out of the room. I made sure to leave the door unlocked in case he came in and I left the burner phone since I wouldn’t need it anyway. “May I help you, ma’am?” The receptionist ask
AlexI blinked, trying to bring my vision into focus. Everywhere was so blurry, and I felt so weak, I could barely use any of my limbs.It was a struggle. The more I tried to open my eyes, the more it was hard for me to keep staying conscious. But I forced myself to push through with it, and I opened my eyes, slowly, but surely, nearly blinded by the bright white light that unraveled, right in front of my eyes, nearly blinding me.I winced at the pain in my eyes, but once the pixels cleared, I could properly see that I was staring at a white ceiling.Looking around, the room was white in general, but what caught my eye was the IV stand right beside me, connected to my arm. And that’s when the memories came flooding back to me.“He’s up! Alex is up!” I could hear someone shout and when I turned to look, I saw that it was Martha. She looked so worried, yet so relieved, it made my heart swell.“Quick, call the doctor! Don’t just stand there!” I heard a woman scold. It was a pretty blond
Martha“Take it easy, don’t strain yourself,” I whispered, gently leading him into the house, even though he insisted that he doesn’t need help.Alex chuckled, kissing my forehead lightly. “I’m okay, Martha. I’ve told you for the millionth time already. I think I can survive walking into the house on my own,” he teased.I pursed my lips, mind filled with doubt, but I left him alone as he said, allowing him to walk without using me as support.The “house” in general, was Kai’s house, where he graciously invited us to stay, at least until Alex gets better. He insisted that we stay, because there was no certainty that Lucian might still be monitoring us, plus he wanted Alex to be taken good care of.“You’re welcome to our lovely home,” Lindsay greeted, with her ever-present smile dancing on her lips. “Please, feel free to explore and have whatever you like. If you need anything, just ask me or Kai,”“Thank you, Lindsay. It really means a lot, for you guys to offer your place to stay,” I
Alex“Enough,” I boomed, drawing nearly half the attention of the pub, except for the already inebriated.I wanted to wince at the sudden attention being placed on me, but I swallowed down my discomfort and focused on the two men in front of me.“And who the fuck are you?” The one with the ginger beard asked, turning his anger on me.“Just a concerned citizen,” I muttered, rethinking my decision entirely.I could sense the waves of misunderstanding flowing between the two men. They were hurt deep down by their words and their actions. But the anger and pride wasn’t making them think straight enough to talk it out.“Well, mind your goddamned business before I fuck you up!” The other one with cropped dark hair retorted.I was barely fazed by their words and threats. Just sizing them up and the rest of the untrained men in this pub, I could beat them all hands down, without breaking a sweat, save for my current injury.“Just listen to me—” I started again, only to be rudely interrupted.