Chapter 37


    Mine – The Alpha’s Possession By Kylie CHAPTER 37


    When I went back up to my bedroom I grabbed out a notebook and pen and started writing down a few


    notes of things that I had noticed around the fae world. Things that needed to be remembered. I knew


    what they were capable of. I mean, my father had a fae watching me for years and I had no idea.


    How do I know that they can’t get into someone’s head and make them forget all about their lives.


    That’s the one thing that I wasn’t going to let them take away from


    1.


    I knew that something wasn’t right here, but I couldn’t get out of here on my own and they would kill


    La if she took me away. So I needed to make sure that I yed along with whatever they were


    doing. And I needed to be damn good at fooling them too.


    When I was finished with that I hid it at the bottom of my drawer and I walked over to


    my balcony doors and opened them and I stood on the small balcony outside my room looking down at


    the vige.


    I could see torch’s burning while people were still awake and I could see people, who looked like ants,


    from where I was standing, walking around the vige like they didn’t have a care in the world and they


    didn’t have a problem walking around at night time. We couldn’t do that back home.


    I wonder how many of them know more than I do about this ce? Or have they just been told the


    same as me. I don’t think Vincent would want his people turning


    against him. But on the other hand, I’ve heard that there are still fae’s in the human world. Maybe these


    fae’s are the ones that agree with his rules and agree with whatever agenda is going on here.


    I had so much stuff going through my head right now that I was starting to give myself a headache. So I


    walked back into my room and I closed the doors to the balcony and I


    climbed into bed. I pulled out my phone


    from the bedside table and I started flicking through the photos of all my friends. And of course, the


    photo that I took of Jackson.


    I had to admit, I did miss him. We were still mated, after all. Those weren’t feelings that just went away.


    I wish they could, because even though we weren’t in the same realm, I still felt like the pull of our bond


    was getting stronger. Like I needed to find him and seek him out. Ava was wing inside my head,


    which was making my headache worse.


    I needed to push her back and lock her up for a while because the pain in my head was getting too


    bad. I know that she didn’t like being locked up, but I didn’t have a choice. She was causing me a lot of


    pain. I know that she would never intentionally hurt me, but her feelings were a factor here too. She


    was also being denied something that she really wanted.


    When dinner was ready that night I headed to the dining room and Eric and Stefan were


    there once again. I guess this was going to be a nightly thing. Never just Vincent and


    myself. It would always be the four of us.


    “How was your day today Taylor?” Eric


    asked.


    “It was good. My wolf was getting a bit restless, so I went for a run in the woods.” I


    say. And he stopped chewing on his food immediately.


    “Oh. And how did that go? See anything interesting?” He asked looking at my father out the corner of


    his eye.


    “No. Should I have seen something interesting? You and Vincent have both reacted weird to me going


    into the woods today.” I say examining them both.


    “Well, things aren’t always what they seem. We just want to make sure that you’re safe.”


    Eric says.


    “Why wouldn’t I be safe here? I’m the princess.” I say looking at him curiously.


    “I know that. I’m sorry. But there have been


    some unsavoury characters in the woods


    they’ve been spotted in the woods more than once.” Eric exined. 1


    I had to give it to the guy. He knew how to lie and lie fast. Unless he was always nning on using that


    excuse and came up with it when I got here. Who knows. But he was damn good at it.


    “I didn’t see anyone. I’ll definitely let you know if I do though. I don’t want to be


    around any ck magic. That sounds


    dangerous.” I insisted. I guess I could lie just as well as Eric could.


    “It is dangerous. That’s why we need to make sure that you’re safe at all times. Maybe we should


    assign a guard to the princess.” Eric suggested.


    “No. That’s really not necessary. I’m a werewolf. I don’t need a guard. I insist.” I


    say looking Vincent dead in the eye, making


    sure that he knew I was serious.


    “Well, I think that might be jumping the gun a little Eric. She’s safe for now. We haven’t heard anything


    about the outcasts in a while. I’m sure that they have moved on.” Vincent says.


    “Or they just want us to think that they’ve moved on so that they can attack the


    princess and take her away from us.” Eric insisted.


    “I am in charge of my own body. And I am telling you, I don’t need a guard.” I demanded. And Vincent


    nodded his head when he saw the look on my face. I wasn’t going to have someone following me


    around and reporting my every move back to my father. There is not way in hell that I was not going to


    live a free life here. Not when La has promised to start training me. Because I


    know Stefan isn’t going to want to train me. Not if it means that I can leave whenever the


    hell I want to.


    When I got back to my room that night after dinner I closed my door and I had a shower and got


    dressed for bed. I then grabbed my phone out of my bedside table and I could see that the battery


    wasn’t going tost much longer. But I checked to see if any calls or phone calls got through today. But


    nothing did. So I tried to call Jackson myself.


    It didn’t go through either, so I put the phone back and then I went out onto the balcony looking over the


    Kingdom and the people in the vige that were settling down for the night. I only had Jackson on my


    mind right now. I was wondering what he was doing, where he was, how he was feeling. We hadn’t? 2024 N?v/el/Dram/a.Org.


    marked each other, so I had no idea of his feelings. I don’t even know if I would be able to feel him here


    in this realm. But if


    we were marked then we would have a better chance.


    I looked back down at the vigers at the bottom of the cliff that led up to the castle. I couldn’t help but


    be envious of them. Or wonder if they knew exactly what was going


    on when I had no idea what was going on around here.


    Was bringing me to this realm just a big joke for everyone to y on? Was it just some sort of n


    cooked up by Eric who fed it to Vincent so that he could bring me here? Who the hell knows? At the


    moment, I only


    trusted La. And even that trust didn’t go too far. I was still being weary of her. I don’t know what


    anyone’s intentions are around here. But I was going to find out. If I couldn’t get out of here then I am


    going to find out the truth about what is going on around


    here. And as my birthright, I was going to make it right. I was going to fix all the wrongs that Eric had


    done and possibly Vincent as well.


    I hated ying nice and pretending like I didn’t know anything. It wasn’t exactly one


    of my strong suits. I usually like to say what’s on my mind. But that wasn’t an option here and it was


    driving me crazy. But I didn’t know what else to do.


    I then heard my door open so I went into my bedroom from the balcony and Stefan was standing there.


    “What are you doing here?” I asked surprised.


    “I’m surprised. I didn’t think anyone was as good a liar as my father.” He says.


    “What are you talking about?” I asked.


    “I’m talking about that run that you went on today. You said that you didn’t see anyone. But I know that


    you saw La. And her pet dragon.” He says smirking at me. But I was at a loss for words. I didn’t


    know what to say.