Lahat ng Kabanata ng Beauty and the Alpha: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

The doorknob rattled as the big, meaty hand pawed at it, even though it was locked. The shouting and cursing coming from the other side of the door made the little boy whimper in fear. He was huddled under the window with the little baby clasped tightly to his chest. He was watching as the young woman yanked clothes off the hanger and threw them into a large tote bag that had the name of a local grocery store printed on the side. She threw open the dresser drawer, yanking out the child's clothes before moving on to the baby's clothes in a different drawer. She grabbed the half empty pack of diapers from the floor, stuffing them in the bag, as well. A loud thump against the door made the woman jump and the little boy cry out in fear. The baby was wailing; loud, gusty sobs. The young had jammed furniture in front of the door, but she wasn't sure how long it would hold up against the weight of the angry man on the other side. He had strength but thankfully he was out of shape and dr

Greer woke up a few hours later to a strange sound. After the horrible nightmare that she'd had, she was disoriented at first. She breathes in deep and moves her arms. She is so terrified after that dream that she just lays there for a moment, completely forgetting about the sound that had awoken her until she hears it again. She sits up quickly and looks around, unable at first to make out anything in the pitch black darkness. Eventually, her eyes seem to adjust and with the faint hint of light peaking around the door, she is able to make out the figure of the child. Hunter sits huddled in the far corner of the room, sobbing. Greer lays the baby down on the piles of clothing before she runs over to comfort the little boy. “What's wrong, baby?” She asks Hunter, crouching down in front of him. “I'm scared.” She hears the fear in his voice and sees his little body shutter. He blinks a few times and the tears spill down his cheeks. She feels her heart seize. This poor child has b

Heath catches the girl as she slumps forward with the baby in her arms. Liam is across the room in less than a second, picking the baby up and golding it against him as he checks her for injuries. The baby is unharmed. Shit. This was just what he needed, Liam thinks to himself. A mysterious rogue girl with a bruised up face and half starved children showing up on his doorstep. To top it all off, the girl keels over when he enters the room, causing an even bigger headache for him to deal with. He has yet to get answers from her as to why she is here. His father has left him in charge of the pack for the first time and then here she comes, fucking everything up for him. As soon as he thinks that, Liam begins to feel bad for the uncharitable thoughts that he is having about this girl. He is just having a bad day, which had put him in a foul mood. There was no need for him to take it out on this girl and her kids, though. Even if she was a rogue, trying to sneak into his pack. Feeli

Liam was taking the woman to get the things that she will need for her and the children, whether she likes it or not. The little brown headed boy is filthy; his clothes are stained and tattered. He has dirt all over him and he looks like he hasn't had his hair washed properly in a while. He needs new clothes to wear, if nothing else. Liam knows that she is hesitant and wary. He even understands. She doen't know him, so why should she trust him? He gets where she is coming from, but he can not see turning down something you and your kids need, out of misplaced pride. That is like cutting off your nose to spite your face. It makes no sense. Liam grabs a shopping cart and puts the baby carrier across the basket, securing it with the safety strap. Once he has the baby carrier fastened to the cart he moves aside so that the girl could push the cart. He holds the little boy's hand and they walk beside her. She gives the two of them an odd look when she sees that the child is willing to

Liam pulls in to a fast food place. “I'm starving. What about you, buddy?” He looks back at Hunter, who nods. The boy still wasn't talking much to him, but he will hold his hand when they walk through the store or in the parking lot. The kid will point and nod, as well. It is not as if there is anything wrong with him being non-verbal. He has talked to Liam before, so maybe he just does not have much to say. Liam figures that he will talk when he is ready. “Well, let's go then.” Liam gets out of the truck and comes around the front to help Greer out before he moves to the backseat to get the kids. He takes them inside and gets the group seated at a table before he asks Greer what she wants to eat. She says that she isn't hungry, so he walks away. She watches him as he walks to the counter to order, noticing the changes in him from the last time that she had seen him. She can not help but notice how handsome he is now. Greer gets comfortable at the table and unstraps Gemma from h