Eric POVI’d left her in her room after she proceeded to try and undress me. I told her I had a headache (such a girl thing to do I know) and that I needed some painkillers from the Doctor. What I really wanted to do was to check on Sophie.I knew he’d probably with Sophie when I reached his office. I couldn’t barge in, she already thought I was a dick. As did Blaze. He was furious with me and set up a mental block so that I couldn’t talk to him. I know I was hurting him as much as I was hurting Sophie, but it was in her best interests right?I walked to the reception desk and found nurse Jenny working in the back office. She was stocking up a trolley full of medical equipment.“Jenny would you be so kind as to let Dr Sven know I want a word with him?”“Yes of course Alpha. You can wait in consult room B if you like.”I nodded my head and made my way to consult room B, directly opposite his nor

Please be aware this chapter contains 18+ content. Sophie P.O.V I lent back into the pillows as Eric and the Doctor exited the room. Was it strange that I didn’t know the doctor’s name? Everyone just called him doctor. To be honest that was the least of my concerns. I was happy to learn that my wolf wasn’t gone forever. Dove must have pushed hard against whatever was blocking her to send me that message. How did she know the rouge wolf was there?I couldn’t believe it when Eric came to rescue me. I initially thought he was another rouge wolf trying to stake some kind of wolf claim on me. But when he phased and held me, it felt magical. I know I shouldn’t feel things for him. But I can’t deny it anymore. Whether it’s the mate bond or just some silly crush I want to get to know him.Running back to the pack house was thrilling. I never knew I could be capable of feeling so strongly for so

Sophie P.O.V It had been almost a month since Eric’s Mother had found us in the kitchen. Gary and Mary had been given a small cottage within the centre of the territory. There wasn’t enough room for them to stay in the pack house.Gary and Dr Sven had left the territory almost three weeks ago. Up until their departure they had been very secretive and distant. A week later Gavin had joined them at Eric’s request apparently. Eric was also avoiding me at all costs. It didn’t take a scientist to figure out that his Mother was royally pissed at finding us the way she did, hence his decision to keep his distance. In fact, I’d seen more of Eric’s Mother glaring at me then I saw Eric.By week three I was beginning to feel very isolated. I spent most of my time with Mary. She loved being back in the pack. She even found some of her old friends and was able to reconnect with them. I was happy for her.I normally spe

Sophie P.O.VI woke up to a blipping sound coming from my right. I didn’t open my eyes, I was too afraid to look around. I was excited to be able to feel Dove. Her presence was much stronger. I could reach out and touch her. But I still couldn’t hear her. It was comfort enough to know she was there.I moved my hand across my stomach and gently patted it. Was there really a pup in there? I let out a long sigh as my hand pressed lightly to my stomach. An image of a young boy, no more than three, played in my mind. His eyes were a piercing blue, his wavy hair a dark chocolate brown. He looked up at me and smiled before letting a happy giggle escape his lips. A warmth spread over my face and I smiled. I was proud and so in love with him. Was he mine?I opened my eyes, a giant smile spread across my face. But the room was in darkness and the beeping returned. I felt cold. I sob rose in my throat and I let it out, closing my eyes again. What was I going to

Sophie P.O.V The doctor came in about two hours after I told Luke and Eric I was leaving. He said that I was alright to return to my room. He gave me the name of some good multivitamins I can take for the baby and asked me to book in next month for my 12-week scan. Little did he know that I wouldn’t be staying. I made my way slowly down the now very familiar hospital corridor towards the stairs. I felt exhausted but all I wanted to do was pack. Mrs Russo waved to me from down the second-floor corridor and I forced a happy smile back. I kept climbing and finally made it to the Alpha’s floor.Panic ran through me thinking about the night Luna Bianca pushed me up against the wall and I clutched at my throat instinctively. The sooner I was away from here the better. I kicked myself that I didn’t try and get back home rather than coming here. I was better off without werewolves in my life. A str