A Ghost of Magic: Chosen Saga Book 3 by Clayton J.L

Author:Clayton, J.L. [Clayton, J.L.]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2015-12-30T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Twenty

Crispin

I watched her. I knew she was alright; however, I was growing restless. Having to be in a small, confining room with her family and suitors was exhausting. I wanted to wipe their pathetic lives right out of existence. I told them countless times that she was ok, yet they seemed oblivious to the truth. Frustrated, I had no way of explaining my multi-dimensional connection with Charlie, explaining that I had an even deeper connection than her and her shade. It was so very strange how well I could read her.

As that thought entered my mind, I felt a disturbance within her dream. She was being pulled into a dream platform by the vampire. Heat erupted in my veins and ignited my senses.

How arrogant to believe you, a lowly blood-feeder, could ever have someone such as her.

I dove into her mind and was shocked to find that the vampire was blocking my attempts to reach her. Although the vampire was powerful, he was no match for my power. I dug deeper, looking for answers and found the vampire’s intentions. Asher wanted to make a stronger bond, one that would weave together their strands to form a force mighty enough to challenge even me. What he failed to realize was that no one took what was mine.

Clenching my teeth and holding back what I really wanted to do, I spoke. “There is something that isn’t quite right.” I looked at them, knowing I had to play the confused kid, yet again. “I don’t know how to explain it, but I can feel that there is something off.”

Various expressions of shock, awe, and trepidation smeared their faces.

“What do you mean?” Tru asked, sounding self-righteous.

I bit my tongue, holding back the automatic reaction to rip out the wolf’s spine and bathe in his entrails. “I mean, I just know something is off. Just trust me.”

Jace laughed, “Come on, man. She looks like she’s sleeping peacefully. Surely there's nothing-"

“I know what I'm talking about, and I am sure that there is nothing I can say that will change your mind about believing me.” My voice went cold as ice, and my eyes hardened, rivaling steel. I wasn’t budging.

“You can sense our daughter on that scale?” Janet asked studying me closely, as Sam put a hand on her shoulder. I gave a curt nod.

Janet gazed at Sam. He gave her a small smile then asked, “You are positive that she isn’t just resting peacefully… that there’s something disturbing her sleep?”

I narrowed my eyes. They were testing my patience. “I will not deny that she does look very peaceful and her breathing is even, but her aura is in distress.”

The way, in which I emphasized “distress” had Janet and Sam giving permission for me to go on and wake her. Visibly, I shook her, but all I really needed to do was step into her mind. I shook her more out of show than anything. Nevertheless, I yelled, breaking the walls that the vampire had erected around my love’s mind.

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