Owned by the Alphas 3: Marked by the Alphas
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ed at the lightness it left me with-and the darkness. The weight of it was gone
It was as if every space had a shadow. I shivered as the cold bit into my ski
the water," he said
and black. I hesitated, fear trickling throu
the forest behind me, dark and terrifying. The forest
rtal was like a film in th
e able to get th
c; it is still loyally bound to you. At least that's how it usu
raspy against the cold. The silence was even more int
ith, yeah?" He inched forward, his toes brushing the water. He
thought something
ater's going to give me frostbite on m
ou're not used to fee
ok his
eased, and he smirked at me, shaking his head before wading in, trying to prove
frowned over at the cliffs, peering th
me toward it; they know where to
then. I waded in, gasping a
r to me, and he was right, my shadows were calm, soothing
c," I said, shivering. Brax nodded and started to swim in the direction of
the water. The splashes made me cough, my neck stretched
lifting me onto his b
," he said laughingly and started moving his hands throu
can traumatiz
it. In bed." He grinned, peering over
e flailing wom
can get you making that '
e and Derik, I bet we can get your arms and legs going like that." He la
but my alphas had a way of distracting me, helping me take a bre
as we came to the cliff. I sometimes forgot
rom the fact that his entire ancestry was the water area p
, which meant swimming was prob
ing against me as he pulled me ar
his cave entrance, and I think it's under the
ly been underwat
n a really big bath, sinking below the surface to collect
could do this. I nodded at him,
come up for air before going through, then do that; I'll follow
really good at hold
pulling my l
ay between your legs f
and shoo
let's do this." I sucked in as much oxygen as I could, holding it
I didn't need to. My shadows fueled my body, moving me towa
ey're made of or what will happen if dis
black rocks that look like they want to skewer me like a
a for the bed later," he teased, and
h of their sexual comments, trying to see through the dark wate
hadows were helping though, avoiding them for me. Without them, I was p
faster. I didn't know how long I had left before I needed to breathe, but it didn't feel l
his head snapped to the water behind him. He frowned and tugged me to
nside, the burning ache in my
ows would've let us surface. Hold
ing," I
ou'll use more a
m, and we came face to face with a wall of cliff. He put his palm on it, pres
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