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Rejected By The Alpha, Now Pregnant With His Baby Book 2: chapter 11
She doesn’t answer, but the look in her eyes says it all. This isn’t going to be easy, and we both know it.I stare at her, trying to keep my temper in check, but all I feel is the heat rising under my collar, frustration building up to a sharp edge. I’d brought her here tonight with every intention of trying—trying—to smooth things over, to apologize for how we left things in the past. But here we are. She’s made it abundantly clear that she’s not interested in apologies, unity, or anything close to understanding.“You know what?” I growl. “Fine. If you want this to be a war zone, then have it your way, Isadora.”She rolls her eyes. “Glad we’re on the same page.”Without another word, I turn, striding out of the room, leaving her standing there with that defiant glint in her eye like she’s won something. The urge to slam the door behind me is strong, but I force myself to keep my footsteps steady, each one echoing through the house as I make my way to the living room. The last thing
Rejected By The Alpha, Now Pregnant With His Baby Book 2: chapter 10
“Doesn’t it?” I fire back, my tone cold. “Because that’s exactly what it looked like. While the rest of us were here, dealing with everything the demons left behind, you were conveniently out of reach. You didn’t know half of what we went through.”“Maybe I didn’t,” she snaps. “But you don’t know what I went through, either. I came back, didn’t I?”“Oh, yeah, sure,” I say, sarcasm dripping from each word. “You came back when it suited you. After you’d had your fill of wherever-you-went, you waltz back in and expect everyone to pretend like nothing happened.”Her hands are clenched into fists, her eyes flashing like she’s barely holding herself together. “You don’t get it. Justbecause I wasn’t here doesn’t mean I didn’t care. I love this pack as much as you do.”“Do you?” I challenge. “Because it sure doesn’t look that way. All I see is someone who leaves when things get rough, who thinks she can come and go like none of it matters.”“Don’t turn this around on me, Alec,” she snaps. “Ju
Rejected By The Alpha, Now Pregnant With His Baby Book 2: chapter 9
Alec“Well, this is ridiculous,” Isadora complains as she glares out the car window. “Just because we signed a marriage certificate doesn’t mean I have to live in your…castle.”She’s been fuming since we left the reception, tossing out every excuse she can think of for why she shouldn’t stay under my roof. Apparently, my “palace of pretension,” as she so kindly dubbed it, is the last place she wants to be.I let out a long breath, reminding myself for the fifth time that I’ve faced down rogues, rival alphas, and the council itself; I can handle a few barbs from my new wife.“Isadora, it’s tradition,” I explain, trying to keep my tone even, though her attitude is starting to grate. “An alpha and his luna are supposed to live together. What do you think the pack will say if you’re shacked up somewhere else?”She rolls her eyes, barely glancing my way. “They’ll survive. And I’m perfectly capable of ‘shacking up’ on my own, thank you very much.”I bite back a retort and keep my voice calm
Rejected By The Alpha, Now Pregnant With His Baby Book 2: chapter 8
With one last look, she turns to leave. Her footsteps are quiet as she slips out of the room, leaving me alone. I take a deep breath, glancing at myself in the mirror one last time, at the girl who somehow managed to grow into herself despite everything. I’m not that timid bookworm anymore. I’m stronger now, and maybe, just maybe, that will be enough to get me through this.But as I turn away from the mirror, all I can think about is the boy Alec was back then—and the man he is now, the one waiting for me at the end of the aisle.The ceremony itself is a blur, like I’m moving through a heavy fog. My dress weighs on me like a thousand-pound cloak, and each step down the aisle feels like I’m walking into a trap that snaps shut behind me, inch by inch.The crowd’s chatter fades as I take my place beside Alec. The reality of it all finally hits home. The vows, the traditions, the faces watching our every move, looking on with expressions that range from delighted to calculating. My mother
Rejected By The Alpha, Now Pregnant With His Baby Book 2: chapter 7
IsadoraI should be focusing on the fact that I’m about to get married to Alec Thornton, but my brain has other ideas. Like replaying every single miserable memory of him from those summers as a teenager.I was the girl who preferred books to people, who could disappear into a library for hours and come out with knowledge on everything from Greek mythology to the migration patterns of Arctic foxes. My curiosity was endless, my thirst for answers insatiable. And apparently, that made me a target.The only thing more dangerous than being the girl who actually loved school was being the girl who dared to get in the way of Alec Thornton and his band of followers when he was in town.To say Alec was popular would be the understatement of the century. He wastheguy. A star athlete from a neighboring pack, always laughing with that easy confidence of his, surrounded by a constant swarm of friends and more admirers than I could count.And me? I was the president of the book club that gathered
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She doesn’t flinch, doesn’t even blink. “Watch me.”There’s a fire in her that I hadn’t expected, and I can’t help but admire it, even if it’s directed at me. But this isn’t just about her or me. This is bigger, and she needs to understand that.“I don’t think you understand.” I take a step closer until we’re nearly nose to nose. “If you back out, if you refuse this arrangement, your family will be shunned from the pack. Everything your father’s tried to protect, all the debt he’s supposedly repaid with this… it’ll mean nothing. They’ll lose everything.”She works her jaw, but she doesn’t look away. I can see the struggle there—the loyalty, the need to protect her family, and the frustration of being used as a bargaining chip. I get it. But I also know that backing down now would be a mistake I can’t afford. The council expects loyalty and cooperation from me. This is my first test as alpha, and I’m not about to fail it by rejecting their decision.“So that’s it?” Her voice is low, bi
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