Female Novel"I'm what?" "With me. Kristen's orders. You can argue with her." Alec rolled his eyes and folded hisarms. “Wouldn't doany good. Funny how she didn't tellthat when I was on the phone with her." "Sheisn't stupid." That brought a little smile to my face. Knowing my sister was giving Alec hell still wassomething that madeproud for sreason.
"No. She is a lot of things but stupid isn't one of them." We fell into a semi comfortable silence as wewatched evidence get brought out. “A-alpha?" A warrior looked uncomfortable at a crate he wascarrying.
"What?" "Um..." He didn't want to say what it was so instead, he walked up toto show me. Inside, therewas multiple bags of blood with Penny's non them. This was all the blood they had taken but hadn'tused yet.
My first thought was to save it so we could give it back to her but it wasn't kept cold and couldn't be anygood. “Leave it here.” The warrior put the crate on the ground and walked away. “What are you going todo with it?" Alec asked.
"Trying to decide how to dispose of it." Keeping the anger from rising was harder said than done.
"You can just dump it out." Alec suggested.
"That just seems...." I wasn't sure how to describe it. Wasteful wasn't the right word. Putting her bloodin the dirt seemed dirty and almost disrespectful. I couldn't risk just putting it in the center and hoping itis destroyed in the fire. We couldn't bury the bags in case they were ever found and something wasdone with the blood.
"We can spill the blood on the front doors then put the gas on top of it. That way it's like she is burningdown the building." "What gas?" We had slighter fluid but nothing like what he was describing.
"They found an abandoned gas station they have been using to fill their vehicles with. A few guysgrabbed a couple of the cans and brought them with us. They assumed we would be burning shit." "I'mlighting the fire so they have until the helicopter gets here to clear the building. We are not missing ourflight." Alec nodded and walked to warn the guys to pick it up. I wasn't sure what to do so I just stoodthere. Every few minutes, I checked my phone for an update from Penny. More than once, I pulled upher nand was going to hit call but just clicked my phone off and put it back into my pocket.novelbin
After what felt like eternity, the distance sounds of the helicopter made my anxiety flare up a little.“Everything is ready.” Alec said.
As if right on cue, the train crumbling around the corner. Grabbing the crate, I walked over and set itdown by the front doors. Pulling out my pocket knife and cutting the top off, it was easy to spill theblood on the wooden frame. The wood was so old that the blood stuck to it and seemed into it instantly.
Once I was finished, a warrior cup toand handedthe gas without saying a word. The helicopter wasapproaching quickly, ready to land on the old parking lot. Spraying the gas everywhere was almostsatisfying in itself. After all the warriors were loaded into the train, I took the lighter and lit it.
For sreason, I just looked at the fire for a moment before I touched it to the gas. There was a smallblast as the fire spread quickly up the side of the building. I had to step back quickly and make sure Istill had eyebrows after that.
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No one spoke as we just watched how quickly it eloped in flames. Once I was satisfied the blood wasom mpletely burned, did I put my head down and walked towards the helicopter. Carson would see to itthat nothing was left. My job here was done and it would honestly be a long tbefore I made it back tohis land. .
Alec wasn't far behindso I waited until he was in the helicopter before I looked one last tat the massivefire before stepping off the land for the last time. Alec brought the hearts with him so there was nothinglefthere to do.
Once I was buckled in, the helicopter took off. My eyes didn't leave the fire until it was out of sightcompletely. More than once, I kept checking my phone for updates but seeing as I didn't have any bars,the likely hood ofgetting an update was slim to none.
Being confined to this tiny moving room, I was left to only my thoughts to keepsane. Closing my eyes, Ijust pictured my babies from when I first met them. Cutting each of their umbilical cords and the love inPenny's eyes.
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Only when the helicopter dropped suddenly, did I open my eyes. I was home. There was a cart waitingoff to el the side to take us to the hospital. My hand firmly gripped the handle to the door the whole waydown. So, when it finally touched down, I jumped out and practically ran to the golf cart. .
Thankfully, Alec was right behindso my warrior took off instantly. To my pleasure he drove like we werebeing chased so we got there very quickly.
"Alpha." I was greeted at the door by the doctor and a few nurses.
"How's my daughter?" I asked, skipping pleasantries.
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Thankfully, he turned and walked in front of me, leadingto her. "She is okay. We have her on themonitors. We were able to get the rest of the fluid out and do a full assessment. were to getvife!, I'm
happy to say that all three babies are going to be okay." He opened the door forto go in. Still, I wasn'tprepared for what I saw. .