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Dominic’s POV
I smiled as I stood in the woods watching Laurel walk towards me. I was in human form, but it was like my wolf was in control. As soon as she stepped into the clearing we were upon her. We threw her to the ground, on top of the pine needles and decaying leaves. We took her roughly there; it was very hard and fast. We looked into our mates face and we saw the blankness that she had started displaying after I had kept her in my room for a week. While it didn’t bother my wolf, that look killed me and drove me off of her. I was in control for a brief moment before my wolf took over again. We dropped back onto her and we took her again.
And again.
And again.
I wanted to leave this place. It didn’t feel right. I forced the images away instead of letting them fade like before. I was in a dark place. I didn’t see any definition. There was no light. There was nothing. Even still I felt like there were things, diseased slimy things crawling all over me. Burrowing into me and I knew I needed to get away from here.
“She is almost ours…” I heard my wolf say. Normally his voice was secondary. Here in this place, it was strong and determined.
I shook as things continued to drill into me. I clawed my way out.
Back to reality.
I opened my eyes and saw blinding whiteness. I kept my eyes open. I didn’t want to end up back in that place. I widened my eyes to keep from blinking. If I closed my eyes, there was no telling if they would reopen.
I heard sounds as if through water. A dark blurry shape was above me. I couldn’t make it out. I didn’t like the lack of definition; it reminded me of the dark place. I knew I needed to blink to right things but that darkness was at the edge of my awareness, waiting. Waiting for me to slip up, I couldn’t succumb to it, I had to beat it. I blinked hesitantly. I reopened my eyes quickly, lest the dark place claim me.
Jackson came into view, he looked relieved. There was a doctor and two nurses walking in. I blinked again; I felt a slight crawling on my skin. My eyes flew open and it went away. Everyone was staring at me. The doctor’s lips were moving.
All of a sudden sound returned with a loud roar of words.
“Dominic, are you alright?” Jackson asked. The doctor and nurses looked concerned.
“I’m fine. Everything was watery for a second.”
“That’s normal for someone who goes into a coma like that. Can you tell us what happened? Maybe we can determine if there was a trigger. Keep this from happening again.”
“I was walking down the hall to my room, next thing I knew I was on the ground crawling towards the door.”
No one must know what my mate and that ass were doing. I couldn’t bare the shame. Enough people knew as it was.
“Well, we will run some tests. Nothing was wrong with you physically, so if everything is still fine, you can leave. Make sure to see your primary doctor when you get home, go over any small things that happened. Maybe you looked over something that can be used to stop this.
I nodded. I would say anything. As long as they let me leave. I felt surrounded and I needed space.
Two hours later, Jackson and I were on our way back to the hotel. The conference was over, mostly everyone were gone or leaving. We were going back to get the twins and our things. I also knew I needed to show the other Alphas that I was strong and OK.
I was also hoping Laurel hadn’t left yet, I needed one last look at her, before she left me for a short time.
We walked into the hotel lobby and I headed for the checkout desk to handle our leaving while Jackson went to get our things and the twins. I saw a form standing at the desk. A nice form, very nice. There was something familiar about her voice, as I listened to her debate with the clerk.
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