Rain's Point of View“It’s so cold,” I complained as the doctor spread the gel over my stomach. Diesel rolled his eyes and stood next to the best patiently waiting to see the monitor. I’m four months now and Diesel decided to know the baby’s gender. It sucked to be big. I couldn’t really do anything but waddled around. The doctor grinned and pointed to the baby’s head, and caught its heartbeat. “Do you want to know the gender?” She grinned at the two of us. I look at Diesel. I don’t think he likes surprises but he nodded. “If you could,” he said. The doctor focused back on the monitor, looking to see if she could see the gender. Unlike human babies, wolves are fast developers. Within six months, they are ready to be born. The doctor pointed to the screen. “Do you see this right here?” she pointed to a blurry part of its body. I furrowed my eyebrows and nodded. She then looked at Diesel and gave a smile. “Congratulations Alpha, it’s a boy,” the doctor announced. I glanced at

Diesel had asked me this question before. This time, it hit me harder. Erix loves me. He had told me that. He might have a strange way of showing it, but I knew he loved me. But would he really want me back after what I've done? After EVERYTHING that was happening while I was away? I swallowed the growing lump in my throat. A wave of doubts washed over me. What if I tell Erix, and he leaves me without a second thought? I have to be strong. I cannot let my anxiety attack me or let Diesel break me down with such a simple question, which he seemed to do a lot to find my weakest point. "When you find your second mate, you must promise your other half you will be there through thick and thin. Erix and I established our mate bond, although we were not a fated pair. We worked hard to have what we have right now. If he doesn't want me now, I still have my children. Erix can't keep me away from them. He could try, but he wouldn't do that to me. At least I'll still be thankful for him becaus

Jordan had managed to take us into some run-down owned by humans. According to him, we need to rest for the night, especially me and my situation. "Eat this, Rain," Alice said when she returned to our room. She had a glass of warm milk and bread. I smiled at her and gave her my thanks."Jordan will be here in an hour. He had to drive away to withdraw some cash," Alice said and sat beside me. "Will he be okay?" "Yes. Don't worry about him. He's good at this.""But what if Diesel will find him?" I asked her, worried. "Diesel will be back tomorrow afternoon. He'll notice some notifications on his phone because his card is usually connected to it. He will not suspect it since It was Jordan who used it. Money is nothing for Diesel," she replied. "Figure," I said. "Seeing Diesel spend millions of dollars for me."Alice took my hand before sighing. Looking at her face, I thought she had something to tell. "You must save that baby," Alice replied. "Don't let little Cloud become like D

"It's Rijel's valuable merchandise. I don't have any idea about her. Rijel instructed me to put her in an auction," the human told me. "She is my freaking wife! Where is she!?" I said, trying hard not to make any scene or else Shaun wouldn't like it."I'm sorry, Sir, but the one who bought her was a highly profiled business partner of Rijel. We didn't save his information. Rijel said he'll handle him if anything goes wrong.""Him? Was he a man?" "I'm not sure, Sir. But my man said he had someone else to collect your wife. I'm sorry. I wasn't there when Rijel sold her," the man said.I took a long breath and tried to calm my now-raging wolf. "Damn it! Every step we take, the bastard has already stepped away from us!" my wolf growled. "But lucky for you, Sir. The one who picked up your wife left a phone number. My team needs this so we'll know the merchandise was successfully obtained. Whoever picked her up probably wasn't told to not leave their numbers," the man said and showed me

"Rain, do you think you can walk?" Alice asked me out of nowhere. "Yes, I can. Why?" "I feel uneasy. Let's get out here. Something bad would happen when I feel like this," she added. "Come, let's go," she said, bringing out the bags full of baby's clothing and some of our clothes.Without questioning and believing her, I helped her pack. "It's snowing. The scent of snow blocks any scent of potential intruders. With Diesel's connection, I can' assure us we're still safe here. It's better than sorry."Alice shifted into her wolf form and told me to ride on her back. I did what she wanted, and as soon as I tapped her gently, saying I was good to go, she sprinted at her top speed without particular direction. Despite the thick snow slowing us down, we made it far until we heard a loud howl. It was so loud that it made me and Alice tremble. Alice and I reached a wide river that was partially covered with eyes. We could not go to the other side without crossing that river. Alice looked