LOGINJordan’s POV
Three damn days. That’s how long I had to wait for the reports on Celine and the pup to arrive.
“Patient: Benjamin Jones
Date of Birth: May 9, 2022
Age: 1 year, 5 months, and 7 days
I. Medical History
Weight: 3.2 kg
II. First Hospital Admission:
Lethargy
III. Current Health Status (1 year and a half):
Leukemia Diagnosis: After extensive testing and evaluation, Benjamin was diagnosed with leukemia in September 2023. This is a rare form of leukemia that has presented significant treatment challenges.
Ongoing Treatment: Benjamin is currently undergoing leukemia treatment, including chemotherapy, blood transfusions, and other related medical procedures. His case is being closely monitored by a multidisciplinary medical team.
Response to Treatment: So far, Benjamin has not responded to treatment, and his condition still requires continuous medical care to manage the disease.
Follow-up Consultations: Benjamin attends regular follow-ups with his medical team to monitor the progression of the illness and adjust treatment as needed.
General Development: Despite his health challenges, Benjamin’s development remains within normal parameters for his age. He has reached typical milestones for a child of one and a half years old.
It is important to note that Benjamin’s treatment is a priority and requires ongoing care. The medical team is committed to providing the best possible support to ensure his health and well-being.”
“Sir, do you need anything else?” Hector’s voice pulled me back. I had no idea how long I had been reading those pages… especially the one detailing what was happening to the pup.
“Prepare my jet. I want to be in Seattle today.” I stood and headed to my room to gather my things. “Have the medical team ready.” I didn’t bother looking back to see if my beta obeyed.
The moment I stepped outside, the entire pack went still. The rumor that I had a child had already spread, and finding the fool responsible for that gossip would have to wait.
“You’re really going after that pup, my Alpha?” Angél approached cautiously, keeping a respectful distance. I looked her up and down, briefly questioning why I had chosen her as my future mate.
“I am,” I said loud enough for everyone to hear. “Maintain watch over the pack and obey the beta. Any problems, I’ll know… and I’ll deal with them accordingly.” They all nodded.
“May I come with you, my Alpha?” I shot her a cold look.
“This doesn’t concern you.” I stepped toward the car waiting for me.
“But I’m your fiancée,” she called after me, her voice strained.
“For now.” She flinched at my tone, shrinking slightly. I smirked at her reaction and continued walking. I tossed my bag to one of my subordinates, who quickly placed it in the car.
I tried not to think during the journey. The distance between Shelton and Seattle was three hours… but by jet, I’d be there in less than one.
The moment my feet touched the hospital pavement, something shifted inside me. A strange energy took hold… like a desperate call echoing through my chest. My wolf howled, restless and furious.
“I want the medical team here. Now.” I spoke to my assistant.
“Yes, Alpha. Right away.” He whispered into his phone.
I walked through the front entrance and faced the receptionist, who didn’t seem particularly interested in acknowledging me.
“How can I help you?” she asked without looking up.
“I’m here to see my son.” I growled, and her eyes snapped to mine instantly.
The woman straightened, suddenly attentive, offering a polite smile. I knew the effect my wolf had on these weak humans… and it made me want to tear her apart for her earlier indifference.
“Oh, sir, I’m sorry. What’s your son’s name?” she asked sweetly.
“Benjamin Jones.” Her expression shifted, and she stood immediately.
“Of course, of course. Right away.” She prepared a wristband for me and my assistant, who had already taken position behind me. “Would you like me to escort you upstairs?” she offered.
“I know where he is.” I could already smell him… the scent growing stronger with every second.
“You do?” she asked, confused.
I didn’t answer. I headed straight to the elevator, its doors already open.
“Ton, hire a security team. This hospital’s security is pathetic. I don’t want anyone entering that room unless I authorize it personally.” He nodded, already pulling out his phone as we stepped onto the fourth floor.
With each step, the scent became clearer… undeniable.
No DNA test was necessary.
That pup was mine.
I stopped in front of a glass-walled room where Celine held the baby in her arms.
The child was awake, playing weakly with her blonde hair, looking up at her with pleading eyes. His hair was thin, just as light as hers, and he looked far too fragile.
She smiled at him… trying to offer a comfort she didn’t have. It was forced. The dark circles beneath her eyes were deeper than they had been three days ago.
Ton stopped behind me, and I turned slightly toward him.
“I’ve stationed security around the hospital and three guards on this floor.”
“Good.” I turned back to the glass.
And this time…
Celine was looking straight at me.
Her eyes filled with hope… and tears.
BenjaminI walk through the company corridors, observing every detail with a mixture of admiration and responsibility. The bustling offices, the meeting rooms where major decisions are made, and the diligent employees carrying out their daily tasks remind me of the journey my family has taken to reach this point.I remember the days of my childhood, when I used to visit this place with my parents. It was fascinating to watch them in action, discussing business strategies and mapping out plans for the company’s future. Now, as the heir to the Jones-Reynolds dynasty, I feel the weight of responsibility on my shoulders.But I also feel a deep gratitude and pride for what my parents built. Under their leadership, the company thrived, expanding into new markets and reaching new heights of success. I am aware of the great challenges I face, especially now that I have just become CEO of this empire.As I watch the employees working in harmony, I reflect on the core values my parents always t
JordanI stand before the altar, my heart pounding hard in my chest as I wait anxiously for Celine to appear. The church is filled with pack members and a few of Celine’s closest friends, all gathered to witness this special moment. Photographers and reporters capture every detail, but my eyes remain fixed on the entrance of the church.Ton stands at my side as my best man, watching my every move and overseeing the security of the entire place. Even though our enemies were dead, I didn’t want anything to ruin this moment.“Is she almost here?” I asked him, nervous.“Almost, my Alpha.” He smiled, noticing my unease, and spoke quietly into the earpiece. “Benjamin is about to walk in.” I held my breath as the instrumental music began to play.Benjamin entered the church accompanied by two older children who represented the entire pack. His elegant little suit was identical to mine, filling me with pride. He smiled when he saw me at the end of the aisle and tried to run toward me, only to
CelineBeneath the mantle of moonlight, I walk through the dense canopy of trees, each step echoing in the silence of the forest. Elowen had prepared the herbs and potions needed for my offering at the Wish Tree, and now, following her instructions, I make my way along this solitary path.The route is familiar, but tonight there is a sense of anticipation in the air, as if the forest itself is aware of the importance of my request. As I move forward, I feel my heart beating stronger in my chest, a mixture of hope and apprehension taking hold of me.At last, I catch sight of the imposing figure of the Wish Tree ahead. Its branches stretch toward the starry sky, its presence radiating an aura of power and mystery. This is where I must make my petition to the Goddess of the Moon. This is where I must plead for her blessing.With a deep sigh, I approach the tree, feeling the pulsing energy of the place. I feel small before its grandeur, yet a sense of determination strengthens inside me.
CelineSeveral weeks had passed since we defeated the witch, and life was slowly returning to normal. Jordan was handling some pack matters, while Elowen and I stayed home, dealing with daily chores and, of course, company business. Benjamin was at the wolf daycare, learning to navigate his new discoveries.“I’m still not sure if we should hold our wedding in Seattle, Elowen,” I commented as we organized some paperwork scattered across the living room table. “My life is here now.”Elowen looked at me, her eyes full of curiosity. “Are you worried about something specific?”I shook my head, a little hesitant to share my fears. Still, I knew I could trust Elowen. “The excessive attention we get when we’re there,” I admitted, feeling a knot form in my throat.She gazed at me with understanding and placed a comforting hand over mine. “I get it, but it’s always been like that, Celine. The spotlight turned to you two because of the merger news between the construction company and the lumber
JordanI ran toward the place where Celine had taken Benjamin to keep them safe while we dealt with the witch. My heart pounded hard in my chest after that victory.When I finally spotted them through the glass door of our house in the distance, a sigh of relief escaped my lips. Celine stood there, holding Benjamin in her arms. Both looked frightened but safe.I reached them in quick strides. Celine opened the door and ran toward me. I shifted into my human form and pulled them into my arms.“Thank the Goddess,” I murmured, breathing in their scent, my voice thick with emotion. “Are you all right?”Celine looked up at me with eyes shining with relief and smiled—a smile that lit up my entire soul.“We’re fine, Jordan,” she answered, her voice soft and reassuring. “Benjamin woke up a few minutes ago.”I held them even tighter, feeling an enormous weight lift from my shoulders. I looked at Benjamin, who was smiling, nestled between us, and a wave of calm washed over me.“What happened?”
JordanThe tension was palpable as I watched the witch’s spirit direct all her fury at Elowen, who held the objects that could destroy her. Wrapped in a protective veil of magic, the hybrid kept us safe from the spirit’s advances. We knew we were at a disadvantage, but we could not retreat. Celine stood at my side, cradling Benjamin in her arms, her eyes brimming with tears as she waited for my instructions.“Celine, you need to take Benjamin and get away from here,” I said, my voice low but firm. “Elowen, Ton, and I will deal with the witch. We’ll keep her occupied while you find somewhere safe.”Celine hesitated for a moment, but then nodded, her motherhood warring with the strength of her wolf. She kissed Benjamin’s forehead and began to move away, though not before casting one last worried glance in our direction.“We’re going to destroy this spiteful creature, my Luna,” I promised her, knowing the words were meant as much for myself as for her.As soon as Celine withdrew, I turne







