Farron'S Rebellious Mate (English Edition) (Lords of Arr'Carthian 2.5) by Cathy McAllister Page A
Authors: Cathy McAllister
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gone!’
‘How is that possible?’
Hastily he ran behind the aquarium and noticed that the bed was indeed empty and Jenny nowhere to be seen.
“Fuck!”
Where could she be? The door was locked by the security code. No way could Jenny have gotten out that way. He checked the bathroom, but she wasn’t there.
‘Concentrate! You’re a dragon – use your abilities!’ He reminded himself.
He inhaled, to get her scent. Slowly he approached the bed, where the scent was strongest, and then he followed the scent trail to the balcony door. It stood ajar, so his mate must have woken up and was now outside on the balcony to get some fresh air. Relief flooded him and he opened the door, to join her.
‘She’s gone,’ the dragon wailed.
‘She is only getting some fresh air!’
‘No, she’s gone!’
Farron stepped out onto the balcony and his heart stopped. His mate was not there, as his dragon had said. She had vanished into thin air.
‘No, not vanished! Transformed,’ his dragon reasoned.
“How is that possible?” Farron murmured.
She couldn’t have gone through her first shifting without him noticing. It must have been painful. He would have woken up from her groans. – But still, it was the only logical explanation of how she could vanish with the door sealed and the balcony on the second story. It would be impossible to survive a jump from this height and there were no trees close enough to get onto. Now, she must have been flying.
Chapter 7
Jenny
Jenny woke, feeling fit like she had never felt before. She had had a wonderful dream about flying. She hadn’t had a dream like that since childhood. Snugly she stretched her limbs and opened her eyes.
She cried out in panic, when she sat up, seeing her surroundings. Where was she? How did she come to be here?
“Oh my god!” She murmured horrified and disbelievingly.
She was in a cave and it was still night. Surprisingly she could see every detail of the cave, even if it was still pitch black. She shook her head, dazed, and then she slowly stood and approached the entrance cautiously.
“Uaahh! Fuck!” She screamed horrified when she reached it and saw that the cave was so high up, that she felt immediately dizzy. “What the fuck?”
Hastily she stepped back from the abyss.
She had no clue how she had managed to get up here. She had never before sleep walked. And even if – she was sure that she would have never been able to climb up that rock face. Not even while sleepwalking. Had Farron brought her up here? But why and where was he now?
“Farron?!” She squeaked. Then louder: “Faaaarrrooon?!”
‘Okay, okay! Don’t panic. Use your brain. You got up here – you must also get back down. Just don’t loose your head!’
She laughed hysterically.
‘Yeah, great! You could loose your head – literally – if you fall into the abyss. Best to keep your ass nice and safe. Wait until somebody comes to rescue you!’
She paced the cave, thinking hard.
‘Who shall rescue you? Farron? He must find you first, if he is to rescue you. – There has to be another way! There has to be!’
Frustrated, Jenny went back to the entrance and starred up into the night sky. She remembered her strange dream, how she was flying through the night.
“The dream!” She gasped. Could it be? Could it be that the dream hadn’t been a dream, after all? Did she really fly up here?
Farron
“How was it possible that she had shifted without waking me?” Farron asked frantically.
“I’ve no idea!” His brother Ferrek answered. He had learned from his parents this morning that Farron was here and had come immediately to Farron’s house.
“We must search for her! Get a few people together and let’s search the mountains. Every cleft. Every cave.”
“Of course. I’ll go immediately!” Ferrek promised.
“Thanks!”
Ferrek stood and patted Farron encouragingly on the back.
“We’ll find her! Don’t worry!”
After Ferrek was gone,
‘How is that possible?’
Hastily he ran behind the aquarium and noticed that the bed was indeed empty and Jenny nowhere to be seen.
“Fuck!”
Where could she be? The door was locked by the security code. No way could Jenny have gotten out that way. He checked the bathroom, but she wasn’t there.
‘Concentrate! You’re a dragon – use your abilities!’ He reminded himself.
He inhaled, to get her scent. Slowly he approached the bed, where the scent was strongest, and then he followed the scent trail to the balcony door. It stood ajar, so his mate must have woken up and was now outside on the balcony to get some fresh air. Relief flooded him and he opened the door, to join her.
‘She’s gone,’ the dragon wailed.
‘She is only getting some fresh air!’
‘No, she’s gone!’
Farron stepped out onto the balcony and his heart stopped. His mate was not there, as his dragon had said. She had vanished into thin air.
‘No, not vanished! Transformed,’ his dragon reasoned.
“How is that possible?” Farron murmured.
She couldn’t have gone through her first shifting without him noticing. It must have been painful. He would have woken up from her groans. – But still, it was the only logical explanation of how she could vanish with the door sealed and the balcony on the second story. It would be impossible to survive a jump from this height and there were no trees close enough to get onto. Now, she must have been flying.
Chapter 7
Jenny
Jenny woke, feeling fit like she had never felt before. She had had a wonderful dream about flying. She hadn’t had a dream like that since childhood. Snugly she stretched her limbs and opened her eyes.
She cried out in panic, when she sat up, seeing her surroundings. Where was she? How did she come to be here?
“Oh my god!” She murmured horrified and disbelievingly.
She was in a cave and it was still night. Surprisingly she could see every detail of the cave, even if it was still pitch black. She shook her head, dazed, and then she slowly stood and approached the entrance cautiously.
“Uaahh! Fuck!” She screamed horrified when she reached it and saw that the cave was so high up, that she felt immediately dizzy. “What the fuck?”
Hastily she stepped back from the abyss.
She had no clue how she had managed to get up here. She had never before sleep walked. And even if – she was sure that she would have never been able to climb up that rock face. Not even while sleepwalking. Had Farron brought her up here? But why and where was he now?
“Farron?!” She squeaked. Then louder: “Faaaarrrooon?!”
‘Okay, okay! Don’t panic. Use your brain. You got up here – you must also get back down. Just don’t loose your head!’
She laughed hysterically.
‘Yeah, great! You could loose your head – literally – if you fall into the abyss. Best to keep your ass nice and safe. Wait until somebody comes to rescue you!’
She paced the cave, thinking hard.
‘Who shall rescue you? Farron? He must find you first, if he is to rescue you. – There has to be another way! There has to be!’
Frustrated, Jenny went back to the entrance and starred up into the night sky. She remembered her strange dream, how she was flying through the night.
“The dream!” She gasped. Could it be? Could it be that the dream hadn’t been a dream, after all? Did she really fly up here?
Farron
“How was it possible that she had shifted without waking me?” Farron asked frantically.
“I’ve no idea!” His brother Ferrek answered. He had learned from his parents this morning that Farron was here and had come immediately to Farron’s house.
“We must search for her! Get a few people together and let’s search the mountains. Every cleft. Every cave.”
“Of course. I’ll go immediately!” Ferrek promised.
“Thanks!”
Ferrek stood and patted Farron encouragingly on the back.
“We’ll find her! Don’t worry!”
After Ferrek was gone,
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