Bonded to Her Triple Alphas

a’s

open, and my ears pick up the sound of s

s fly away from my body. My hands are sti

s voice again, and my eyes

ow together in annoyance at his deep-rooted voice. “It’s

a beautiful morning, unt

y, which makes me shake my head a

’t have come in here to disturb you. Don’t you have some witchery thin

fat

ngs I said?” His morning voice

y ocean blue eyes dart over to his r

ven though he’s a human, has a lot of intelligence, and our beloved late mother was a witch who could do powerful things with just her mind, and well, here I am, too,

, dark hair into a ponytail. I know t

y insulting me about my inability to grasp my

I have read lots of spells in my mother’s book, and I’ve learned

oom, I stop there to pick up a piece of bread and, with my

he shifts to the left, away fr

r.” My tone is one of questioning with a hint of curiosity about what he could be cr

y shoulders and glare into my eyes. My eyeballs pop in shock. “I had a dream overnight. I saw a new

o Williams, who’s behind father, and he shrug

ixture of lightning in the form of what I call electricity and another entity, a powerful material from nature that attracts both th

him. “I don’t know about this, b

in the machine, and father went straight to to

Williams and I

is wrist, and it’s

im. Keep him safe.” I tell Willia

d. I watch as the sun beams into the mountains in the far distance, giving them a wonderful scenery, an

e I see the herbs I need, my t

ity of their followers, making them think that we are nothing but evil. Just because they can’t un

ere rooted out by one of the villagers, and father brought us here to

, we’ve been staying

ever let me learn what it means to be a witch, he didn’t stop me from gaining the knowledge

mack my own forehead and turn to head

k down to the ground and see a root teari

elf and untangle the root

r, another root st

ng by stopping me?” My voice is audibl

downward as I bat my eyes around,

ught of what happened earlier. Maybe

valley, a growl

ewo

,

s and watch as a guard drags fathe

s. I have no idea what they could do to them, but if there’s one thing father has always prepared us to h

him into the mud while Wil

you hidden her?” The guard ask

looking

e never practiced witchcraft before,

e.” Father says w

ne comes to speak. “Sir, they are lying.

e guard asks again, thi

swear, my soul jumped

beast.” Williams blurts out,

h to find as it is. Kill these ones.” Says t

so they can live, but my body remai

ged by a dagger out of the blue. His eyes pop out in shock at it, an

ds the guards. I have no idea what I can do, b

heart too met the same fate

I watch them fa

y voice grows, and I cast, “I com

didn’

power

n’t sav

y both arms before one of them hit me on