Semua Bab Protecting The Royal Babies: Nanny For A Wife: Bab 51 - Bab 60

"If any of you so much as breathes in her path, I will break every bone in your body." That. That was Kaloyan's voice. I had shut my eyes when the command to arrest me came, but it hadn't come from Kal. It had come from the black guard I had an encounter with outside. He didn't know my face, but it was obvious to everyone that I was the only woman living in this palace still outside by this time of the night. The first voice came again. "But she's guilty! She's the one who stole your face—" "Jaime, I'll remind you it is my wife you are speaking of, and when it comes to her, I'm unforgiving." Kaloyan faced him with a voice laced with granite and molten from the hottest volcano on earth. "Look at her. Does she have my face, or is there another face of mine lying about the place that I don't know about?" My face pinched into a flitting frown. Kaloyan didn't believe the black guard's claims about the face shifter who had come to destroy the Taigh with her hands. "I'm sorry for disres

CARA'S POV I didn't know why I ran from him. I had come to check if he was okay after hunting the faceshifter last night. He didn't return to our bedroom. I had woken up alone and worried. Watching him slit Arianna's throat had me scared stiff. Even though she was guilty of what happened between Levi and I, I still shook from the fear of tomorrow. Kaloyan hadn't even thought twice about it. He would do the same to me when he discovered the truth, but Mattie hadn't said anything yet. Reece kept his word, but he was waiting for my answer, and soon, his patience would run slim. My mind wandered as I walked the hallway outside the throne room. When I looked up, guards rushed towards the throne room. If I was invisible, they would have dashed right through me because none had stopped to bow. It was an urgent matter for their Alpha that they carried. And I wondered what. I returned to the throne room, only to find that Arianna's body had been removed. They were taking her to the royal

KALOYAN'S POV I cursed under my breath as I held my shaking hand. It was weak, and I hated weak. Weak had no place when I had a family and a city to protect. This demon was out there on a killing spree, and now, I would enter the territory of what remains of the druid clan. The druids were an ancient clan that lived amongst wolves. In the past, our kind fought each other. It wasn't until my father drove them off the earth that peace began to reign. They were back, and I could swear revenge had a special number on their to-do list. "Lord Henry!" I called through a mind link while seated on my desk. Athena was on my mind. My sons and the day we should have had before the Ravenclaws and their ill luck came upon us, weighed sorrowfully on my chest. I knew there was something more. Something deeper than what meets the eye killed the Ravenclaws, but I refused to accept my suspicions, foolishly so. Lord Henry knocked on the door of the study. He had come at once after my summon. I said

"Where am I?" I whirled around and around, but I couldn't find the twins. This wasn't the mall. Trees surrounded me. Cedar trees with scary heights. I looked at my feet and discovered my clothes had turned into a red garment, which dropped after me on the ground. I ran forward, hoping to escape this place. The twins could be in danger. I had to protect them and protect Kal. Sometimes, I forgot I didn't have any power, but I still wouldn't stop until I've done everything I could to protect the ones I cared about. Marc and Ximena were the last ones to die. It would never happen again. When the path of cedar trees ended, I faced an endless body of sapphire blue water. I stood a while watching the full moon's reflection on it. "You are one of us." I turned, gasping as my heart skipped a few beats and thumped against the walls of my chest. The voice sent a shiver through me. I wasn't at the North Pole, but suddenly, I froze in fear. The woman showed herself. Her clothes weren't diff

I treaded carefully deep inside the Arzdith forest, off the city. There was an animal in sight. A deer. It would serve as a good meal before I starved to death. At once, I aimed for it and killed, dislodging its head from its body. Aisling Beerhart was taking her sweet time. It had been two days already. Two days since they had taken my generals from me. I made a fire, roasting my breakfast and whiling away my life, but I had made a vow to my wife. I would bring her head back on a pyke. This was the only reason I stayed put, playing along with this madness. "I didn't think royalty knew how to do these things. The days are modern now." I heard a voice behind me after the first bite out of the juicy deer meat. My wolf was hungry, but we had a current problem. The attack at the motel made me learn the scent of powerful magic. It surrounded me now. "Tell me, how does one survive in the woods in these modern times?" "For your kind of man, I hoped I would find a servant at your beck an