Rejecting The Alpha Twins (Regan) novel Chapter 110

Chapter 110 

Chapter 110 

Xander POV 

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We were on the river. We had their coordinates and were ready to bring our mate back home. I leaned back just as the first bits of pain hit me, causing me to double over at the burning, throbbing sensation that felt as though it was flaring through my back. 

“Fuck” I groaned, glancing at Xavier to find he was in the same position, his teeth gritted as he attempted to ride it out. 

It was difficult to do, but if we let this continue to distract us, then it would only affect us when we attempted to rescue our mate. However, the knowledge that she was in pain, only further increased our anger. Our concern was also for our pup, wondering if this was going to harm our unborn child. I was almost blind with rage. I couldn’t wait to get my hands on these bastards. 

Alpha Nikolas looked concerned as he glanced between the two of us with a raised brow. “What’s the matter with you two?” he said puzzled. 

Xavier and I shot each other looks. There was only one explanation for this pain and it made me so angry that my blood was practically turning cold with rage. Our mate was being hurt. That accounted for the pain that continued to wane and then surge again, as though she was being hit, over and over again. At this rate, she might lose our pup. I could feel myself struggling to breathe as panic washed over me. 

“Bastards” Xavier snarled, “they’re hurting our mate. We can feel it” he added and Nikolas let out a low whistle as he took in the murderous expressions on our faces. 

There would be no mercy when we got hold of them. God help them if our pup didn’t make it. 

“I wouldn’t want to be in their shoes when we get there” Alpha Nikolas commented nervously as we glowered at him. 

I opened my mouth to retort but spotted land up ahead. I gestured to Xavier who turned his head and then sighed in relief. “We’re close then,” he said grimly. 

Neither of us was thinking straight, wanting to get to our mate as quickly as we possibly could. The pain had stopped, but there was a dull aching pain that continued to throb as we moved. 

There was nothing to do but ride the pain out. We landed the motorboat and then dragged it into the nearby thicket of trees, glancing down at the coordinates and map on my watch. 

“East” I muttered, starting to lead as the other two began to follow. 

go 

We hadn’t dared risk any of our men. Particularly since it involved going across a huge river. Too many things could 

We had, however, sent the coordinates to my father and he was prepared to send men at the first sign that we needed wrong. them. I suspected he would send them anyway but had wisely chosen to keep my silence on that matter. Xavier and I were trying to minimize the amount of lives being lost. I worried about Alpha Nikolas although he seemed determined to come along on this adventure. 

“The dot is getting bigger” I murmured, knowing instinctively what that meant, my voice dripping with eagerness. 

So close. We were so close. 

“Which means?” Xavier’s voice cuts in, impatiently. 

I rolled my eyes. Sometimes it sucked being the twin with the brains. I sighed. “It means we’re getting close to her location. 

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Chapter 110 

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We should start to spread out and Nikolas” I turned to him. “You should stay back. They might think there’s only the two of us then and if we are caught in a trap, we may have to rely on you to save us” I added tightly. 

Alpha Nikolas nodded solemnly. I began to spread out, motioning for Xavier to do the same, indicating what direction to go. With while I approached from the front. Nikolas kept back, keeping a wary eye out, his eyes scanning the trees for anybody who might be hiding in the shadows. I saw him take off, keeping back, and wished him luck. I knew tha Xavier would be fine, so long as we continued to mind–link each other. 

y calculations, he should be approaching the back of Regan or her location 

A cabin. Strange that a cabin would be hidden this deep in this thicket of trees. I halted, puzzled, and then quickly knelt among the bushes close by. This had to be where they were hiding Regan. This cabin was practically invisible to the naked eye. You would have to know what you were looking for to find it I could see that it had several floors, including, I surmised, glancing at it, what could be a basement of some description. It would be impossible to tell what floor Regan was on as the GPS was not that specific. We would have to search the cabin to find her. I sighed, moving steadily closer, avoiding anything that would give away my approach such as leaves on the ground and small branches. I made as little noise as possible, getting closer to the cabin and attempting to peer through the windows. I could see Heather Ramona inside, sitting close to a fireplace and nodding to herself. She looked comfortable, her back turned to me. I frowned, scanning the rest of the room but seeing it empty. It seemed almost fortuitous that she was alone. I began to head towards the front door, my hand closing around the knob and turning it slowly so that it didn’t creak.