Every time she left the room to take a phone call, I imagined the happy, giggling conversations she was probably having with Kevin about what life would be like once the baby arrived. Or, when she would read a text message during a meeting and smile, I knew Kevin had sent her something sweet.My env
(Ronan’s POV)After days of frosty silence between Julia and me, I decided it was time to start making amends. While I still didn’t know what exactly I had done to upset Julia, I knew we couldn’t go on like this. And besides, I missed her, as silly as it sounded.I had always been a solitary person,
It hurt me to stay away from him like this, and it hurt even more to think I was the cause of any pain he might be feeling, too. However, this was what was best for all involved. Even though I was angry at Ronan, I knew he needed to focus on the Alpha ceremony. He didn’t need to be wrapped up in the
(Julia’s POV)I had promised myself I would come up with a plan in the morning, but I couldn’t stop my brain from going over Ronan’s words again and again. I couldn’t understand it — he seemed so sincere in his desire to take care of me and my baby.It was hard to believe that he had done it all to
I leaned back in my desk chair, listening to Alex’s list of details about the upcoming ceremony. He was focused on the small things because he knew how nervous I was and, like a good Gamma, he was trying to keep me calm.Nothing could keep me calm, though. I was very anxious about how the inheritanc
(Julia’s POV)As the days went by, I continued to struggle with whether or not I should tell Ronan the truth. I ran through a dozen different scenarios in my mind, wondering if maybe I could tell him part of the truth, or if it would just be better to get everything off of my chest.Even with everyt