l's

and while Harriet and my parents waited eagerly to hear back from the Alpha, I fantasized every night about another moment with the Alpha, replaying the time

nce with the Alpha, I woul

s glued to her phone, scrolling through her news feed for any news from the Alpha, just as she had searched and waited

d joined my family at our small din

er, her voice low and sad. I pitied the way she sounded desperate. But I didn't regret a thing. The Alpha deserve

sured her and Harriet sighed with slumped shoulders. After breakfast, I packed the dishes and was about to head for the

ling my head cloud with dark

l, surrounded by my parents and Harriet. T

My mother extended

happened?

sympathy as she scrolled through her phone and did not spare me a glance. "M

middle aged man wearing a doctor's coat walked in

see that you're awake. H

answered a

he informed me. "You are

riet finally looked up from her phone and gawked at the doctor as if s

re pre

try to have enough rest. It's good for the baby." He said before walking out of the door again.

My mother queried me, shocked and confus

could I be so stupid to let so

nd suspicious. My whole family glared at me, waiting for my response.

ly yelled at me, almost causing me to jump out of the hospital bed in fear. Te

hysterically and out of fear,

Alp

thrown a bombshell at them and the news from

lair, and has just made public his intentions to

ng numb and as though my whole world was about to crash. How could I be so d

ds broke my heart in

hollow and emotionless as she spoke to me. The tears in my

are not worthy. You can never be like h

saying such hurtful words to me. Her words we

ou will keep your pregnancy a secret." It was a command. One I kn

r's place in Starlight pack. I never want to see your face again, so d

mother at twenty one, pregnant for a man that would never find out about his child.

sed and wait for my Alpha while I car