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2026-04-27 00:21:18
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PREGNANT WITH THE ALPHA'S UNWANTED HEIR The vote
"Five to zero," Petra Lund says.She calls at ten fourteen in the morning and her voice has the quality of someone who has been sitting with good news for the length of time it takes to dial a number.I am in the library. Bastien is beside me. Ivy is at the end of the table and she looks up when Petra Lund says the number and her eyes do something that is not quite a smile but is the precursor to one.Unanimous, I say."Unanimous," Petra says. The preservation order statute is repealed in full. Not revised. Repealed. The fifth committee member's dissent position carried the day. They agreed that revision was insufficient given the documented history of the statute's intended application. A pause. The repeal takes effect immediately upon council registration, which will happen this afternoon.I put my hand flat on the table.The statute is gone.Not amended. Not suspended. Gone. The word resource will not appear in pack law in relation to a living individual from this afternoon forward
PREGNANT WITH THE ALPHA'S UNWANTED HEIR On the record
"I don't do sympathetic profiles," the journalist says.Her name is Sera Finn, which I noticed when Soren introduced us and which I noticed again when it landed, the name Sera, the same name as my mother, and I decided that was not a sign of anything and also decided I was paying attention to it anyway.She is in the library with a recorder on the table between us and the expression of someone who has been doing this long enough that she does not need to perform professionalism. She is direct and unhurried and she said the sentence about sympathetic profiles before she sat down fully, which I respect because it tells me exactly what kind of interview this is going to be.Good, I say.She looks at me.I don't want a sympathetic profile, I say. I want an accurate one. Those are different things.She sits down fully.Bastien is in the chair by the window. Not beside me. Not at the desk. The chair by the window, which is slightly behind and to the left, present without being positioned as
PREGNANT WITH THE ALPHA'S UNWANTED HEIR Dara
"She's fine," Bastien says.He says it at eleven thirty, two and a half hours after I noticed her silence, and his voice has the quality of someone who has confirmed something and wants to deliver it before the worry goes further.Where is she, I say.My security team located her this morning. She is at a pack-neutral medical facility forty minutes from my father's rented property. He pauses. She was taken there by Gregor Crest's remaining staff contact. The one we missed.I put my coffee down.He got to her, I say.He approached her last night, Bastien says. After the second intermediary was turned away from Wolfe. He reached Dara directly. She didn't message us because she didn't want to lead him to us while he was watching her. He holds my gaze. She was protecting our location by going silent.Is she hurt, I say.No, he says. She is shaken. He didn't threaten her physically. He told her that her cooperation with us constituted interference with a Crest Pack matter and that under th
PREGNANT WITH THE ALPHA'S UNWANTED HEIR The amendment signs
"Wolfe arrived early," Maren Voss says.She calls at eight forty-five, fifteen minutes before the scheduled signing, and her voice has the particular note of someone reporting something unexpected that is not necessarily unwelcome.How early, Bastien says.He has the phone on speaker at the kitchen table. I am across from him. Soren is making coffee because this is what Soren does when a day starts with a scheduled event that matters.An hour, Maren says. He is here with Eli. A pause. He asked to speak with Lena before the signing.I look at Bastien.Put him on, I say.A brief shuffle. Then Wolfe's voice, quieter than usual, the specific quality of someone speaking in an unfamiliar building.Your father sent a third contact last night, he says. After the second was turned away. This one was different. It wasn't an intermediary. He pauses. It was one of my own people. Someone on my household staff who has been reporting to your father for at least two months.The kitchen is very still.
PREGNANT WITH THE ALPHA'S UNWANTED HEIR The source
How did he know about the amendment, Bastien says.He says it the way he says things he already has a partial answer to and is looking for the confirmation, not the question.It is ten at night. Ivy has gone to bed. Soren is at the table with his laptop already pulling access logs. The scan image is still on the library desk where I left it when Dara's message came in, the warm paper with her small curled shape, and I have not moved it because I am not done looking at it and the message does not get to take that from this evening.Three people knew about the amendment before tonight, I say. Holt, Maren Voss, and Wolfe.Four, Bastien says. Wolfe's pack physician was present at the original signing.Five, Soren says without looking up. Holt's junior associate who formatted the amendment language.I look at the table.The intermediary Wolfe turned away this morning was a different person from the first, I say. Which means my father is using multiple people. Not one trusted contact. A net
PREGNANT WITH THE ALPHA'S UNWANTED HEIR Twenty weeks
It's a girl, Nadia says.She says it the same way she says everything, plainly and without ceremony, but the particular quality of her stillness after she says it tells me she has been holding that information for the last thirty seconds while she made sure the reading was clear.I'm on the examination table. Twenty weeks today. The scan is running on the portable equipment she brought up to the ninth floor because I have not left the building in four days and she stopped suggesting that I should.I look at the screen.She is small and curled and entirely certain of herself in the way that people are before they know the world has opinions about them. Her heartbeat on the monitor is steady and fast, a sound I have been learning the specific rhythm of for eight weeks.A girl.I have known this was possible. I knew this was fifty percent likely. And yet the word sits in me now like something that arrived and rearranged the furniture while I was standing in the doorway.Everything looks
PREGNANT WITH THE ALPHA'S UNWANTED HEIR Over my body
Volana bloodline assets."I say it out loud in the car and the words feel exactly as obscene as they are.My father has filed a legal claim over my unborn child using pack law language that treats a baby as an extension of a bloodline rather than a person. The same language he used when he locked m
PREGNANT WITH THE ALPHA'S UNWANTED HEIR What the baby is
"She knew," I say. "She knew the whole time."Nobody argues with me. That is how I know it's true.We are back in Nadia's office, all four of us this time, and Nadia is standing behind her desk with her hands flat on the surface and her eyes on me and the expression on her face is the specific expr
PREGNANT WITH THE ALPHA'S UNWANTED HEIR The father
"Don't let him in," I say.Bastien is already on his phone. He holds up one finger, not dismissing me, just finishing the instruction he is giving to building security, and I hear him say no entry without my direct authorization and then hang up."He'll already be in the lobby," Soren says. He is l
PREGNANT WITH THE ALPHA'S UNWANTED HEIR What he got
"Ask him what he got."I say it out loud in the elevator on the way back up and the words taste exactly as bitter as I expected.Bastien is standing beside me, not touching me, watching the floor numbers rise. He has the card in his hand. He has been holding it since the stairwell and I have not as
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