142 STORM
Sol breezed through the four sheets of papers that contained the details of what had happened tonight in the main street of Fokosa city.
There was a sudden explosion inside a car, which caused an accident and a few people were injured, but thankfully, no one died in that incident.
However, the members of The Hound that went to the scene found a little girl, who was a supernatural creature. The girl was only eight years old and as it turned out, she was traveling with her mother.
They had a hard time identifying this little girl, because she was neither vampire, shifter nor a witch, while their technology could only identify those three kinds for the meantime.
Therefore, Sol came to this facility to take a look at it, only to find out that the mother of that little supernatural creature was Lise.
Since she was the mother, they took her with them as well, for the experiment and to dig more information about her.
Sol’s hands were trembling when he found out about this.
“Where is she?” Sol asked one of the scientists inside the room, he was trying to keep his composure as calm as he could, but the only thing that kept his mind buzzing was; he needed to find Lise as soon as possible, before they could do anything to her.
Sol was more than aware of what those people could do to her. She was the mother of that unknown species of non- human being, which meant she was as valuable as her daughter and who knew what they would do to her.
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Especially when his father found out about this. The degree of his craziness to peel open every secret of the supernatural creatures was insane.
“Who?” One of the coworkers asked him, she looked at him closely and then spotted the strangeness of the way he behaved.
“This.” Sol raised the document in his hand. He took a deep breath, so he could calm himself a bit. “Where is the woman?”
“Are you okay?” the woman approached him and tried to put her hand over his forehead. “You look so pale, maybe you need to rest.
Fuck! He didn’t need that!
“Where is she?” he literally growled at her, as he moved swiftly to avoid her touch.
“She is in white room. We are running a test on her and... wait, where are you going?” She gasped when Sol stormed out of the room all of a sudden. His expression was livid and this was the first time she saw him like this.
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It would take him around fifteen minutes to reach the white room from where Sol was before, but he didn’t slow down his pace when he went through those damn corridors and climbed several storeys to get to her floor.
Sol didn’t even stop to reciprocate the greetings that those people gave to him, which was rare, as he was known as the kindest person there and how his personality was the polar opposite from his tyrannical sister’s.
“Drop it down!” Sol literally slammed the door open and marched into the room, where he found Lise laying down on the bed, unconscious.
There were three people there, trying to do something to her, a sick procedure to run a test, which Sol had known very well.
“Put it down!” Sol growled at the man, who was about to inject the second injection into Lise’s IV drip and when his reaction was too slow for his liking, Sol snatched the injection from him and glowered at the three of them. “SCRAM!”
They had never seen Sol like this before, or even seen him lose his control over his emotions, he always looked calm and collected, but now, he literally looked like someone else completely.
The three of them rushed toward the door and closed it, but not until they saw Sol pulling out the IV drip from the girl’s hand.
Who was that girl? Why did he look so panicked? They were just trying to run a procedure on her, according to the protocol.
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Zuri listened to the pitter-patter of rain that fell on her room’s window. The sky was so gloomy. It was so dark that it seemed day had turned into night all of a sudden, even the harsh sunlight was not able to break past those dark clouds.
It had been a week since the mating ceremony and it was the second day since Zuri regained her consciousness, but Meredith had told her that the weather had been so bad since the day that they held the mating ceremony.
The same day that Mateo lost his life.
Zuri stared into the distance, she had not shed a single tear even when she felt the mark on her neck ate her alive and how much the pain that she needed to endure.
On the other hand, she felt glad that she was still able to feel it, because this reminded her to keep striving through this shit.
“The sky is mourning,” Liam said, he came to her room and sat down on the chair nearby. “I brought you your meal, Meredith said that you have not eaten anything since last night.”
Because now Zuri was Emmet’s mate, she no longer stayed inside her small, dirty room. Alpha Xerxes generously gave the two of them the main bedroom, with an omega to serve them.
Needless to say, who he chose. Of course it was Meredith. That Alpha loved to be dramatic more than Zuri could think.
He was sick in the head watching the pain from the three of them, by making arrangements in such a way.
“I will be glad if there is a storm,” Zuri said. That was the first word that she said since she had gained her consciousness.
Liam put down the tray and then walked toward the window before he closed the curtain, so Zuri could stop staring at the bad weather.
“Actually, there was a storm that lasted for three days after the mating ceremony.”
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