Pregnant and Cast Out: The Alpha's Betrayal

t wasn't labor pains. It was a burning sensat

door. "Help! Som

ne c

or finally opened.

her, a bitter woman named Carol. Behind them

ing the small room. She held a handkerchief

utching the wall for su

baby," Lydi

ze. "

a large man, his muscles still thick despite his age. "Theo is

ing with malice. "Just like my daughter said. You

's! Elena lied! She's the on

loves. "My son has pure blood. He would never sire a weakling li

lappe

e force of the blow. Her glove... it bur

en silver dust into the leather. For a wolf, silver

us declared. "We cannot allow a R

up," Lydi

in. They grabbed me by my hair and ar

nd scratching. "You're killing hi

tion!" Marcus kic

exploded in my side. I screamed,

courtyard. It was raining. The cold water

ydia commanded. "Let her die in

ing. The pain in my stomach was unbearable. I could feel t

oice echoed in my mind. I

!* I mentally scr

phalt just outside the pack gat

rcus spat, standing on th

ded against my back. I was going to di

ays ago. Had it failed? H

he grou

was the sound of eng

rn through three state lines to get here.* The lead car, a massive military-grade truck

dia stumbled

a giant of a man, radiating an aura so powerful it felt like the sun

King

look at Theo's parents. He ran straigh

re panic. He scooped me up into hi

word slipping out. I had n

. I drove as fast as I could."* He looked up at Marcus, and the killing intent that exploded fro

king the very foundations of the Pack House,

time. Then, the pain became too