The Tales of a Pregnant Luna

I groaned opening my eyes only to see darkness and simple light. I sat up looking around the place, it was as if I was in a cell with bars. The floor felt cold, I lifted my hand to rub my eyes, only to see I was chained up.

I looked around squinting. I saw Reese’s form in the ground beside Me. But what got my heart beating rapidly as I couldn’t see my daughter. My daughter wasn’t with me.

I turned to Reese and kicked him, trying to get to awake. I know he couldn’t get out of the chains but we needed to find a way to get out of here. I kicked him harder making his eyes snap open, as he drastically sat up.

He looked around confusion over his face. He looked at me relief taking over for moment only to not see his daughter. His smile dropped instantly as he looked into my blurry eyes. I was going to cry.

“Where are we?” he questioned. I stared at him in disbelief. He is such an idiot sometimes.

“How about I got check outside and see huh? I’ll just magically break the hinges of these chains and go check.” he rolled his eyes at my sarcasm.

“Okay then let me rephrase that, who do you think brought us here, and where the hell is Sydney?” he questioned with a Growl, but something in his eyes sparked he looked scared.

“What’s wrong?” I questioned. He simply shook his head.

“Nothing,” he muttered soon the door opened.

“I see you didn’t have enough of torturing me father, so you decided to take us and kill us didn’t you? You make me sick! Sick and disgusted, I can’t believe I once called you dad.” I said.

But what I didn’t expects wad to not see him, but rather Alex and Helen. What?Property of Nô)(velDr(a)ma.Org.

“I’m not your father, I’m just your enemy. And yes I did kidnap you to kill you, but not the both of you, just you and the child.” she smiled wickedly.

Was this girl going insane or something? Cause I think she had a few screws loose. “What had I done for you to hate me so much?” I questioned her.

“Don’t ask me much, just wait for the boss to get here.” so there was someone above them.

“So my father is in on it. I knew that bastard wouldn’t keep away.” I yelled in anger only to hear a groan.

“That isn’t a nice thing to say to your father, after all if he wanted to be bad, he’d tell you before doing it.” I turned to see my father chained up, just like Reese and I. What the hell was going on.

“Why are you chained up?” I questioned him.

He rolled eyes and looked at me, “The same reason you are?” he said, but I turned to ignore him.

“Then who’s the boss? Who the hell is the boss?” soon Lillian walked through the door. “Lilly you’re the boss?” I asked as she shook her head. What the hell was happening?

“The boss won’t be arriving any time soon so the boss said to watch them,” Lillian explained, I was getting frustrated, until I saw Sydney, alright and well, just a little bump.

They dropped her into my legs carelessly as she began to cry, by heart broke knowing my baby was suffering. They soon chained my legs and released my hands as I took her into my arms. And cooed her.

her cries refused to die down as Alex looked frustrated. “Shut the damned thing up!” he yelled. Thing? I shook my head and looked at him.

“I would quiet her down but it seems she’s hungry, so I would suggest you give me a shawl so I can breastfeed,” Reese growled in annoyance to my words.

Letting out a groan Helen handed me a scarf that looked like she had just worn it once. I took it and covered myself, I pulled out my right beast and put Sydney under, she soon latched and began suckling.

Reese looked somewhat shocked as if something were wrong and he looked angry and frustrated. Something was definitely up.

“What’s wrong?” I whispered catching his attention. All he did was keep silent which meant something was wrong.

Soon the door opened as everyone stood up immediately, well except for us. “Boss,” they said simultaneously.

My father looked somewhat shocked by the scent if the person. And it seemed awfully familiar. I turned to look at the door only to have my breath hitched up into my throat.

“Bailey?”