All Chapters of Worthless to Priceless: The Alpha's Rejected Mate : Chapter 211 - Chapter 218

~Amelia~He had this expression on, concerned, the face of a guy who really didn't want to be saying what he was about to say but felt he had a responsibility to the pack. He looked at Kaden when he spoke first. That was the thing about Aiden, he was careful. He always started with Kaden, warm and respectful, like he was just one concerned family member talking to another."I think we can all agree that we want what's best for this pack," he announced. "And I think, out of respect for everything you've built here, it's worth having a conversation about the current situation." He paused. Like he was choosing his words. "There are questions circulating. About stability. About the child's parentage. I'm not saying these questions are fair, but they exist, and the pack deserves to know.""Sit down, Aiden." Kaden's voice hadn't changed. That was somehow scarier than if he'd raised it.Aiden didn't sit down."I'm just saying what people are already thinking," he continued. Still looking at

~Amelia~Eli came to the house that afternoon.He set up in the kitchen with his case of supplies open on the table, and I sat across from him while he checked me over the way he'd been doing every few days, taking my pulse, testing my reflexes, pressing two fingers against my wrist in that specific way that meant he was reading something I couldn't feel. He worked quietly. "Your energy is lou

~Amelia~I was in the garden when Caleb found me.I'd been out there for about twenty minutes with a cup of tea that had gone cold, sitting on the stone bench near the east wall where the morning sun hit longest and nobody usually came by. My hands weren't doing the tingling thing. I was just sitting there being a person who wasn't worried about anything for five consecutive minutes.Then Caleb

~Amelia~Uncle Alan did the hug first.That was the thing about him, he always led with the hug, arms out before he even finished crossing the distance, like the physical contact was the priority and everything else came after. I'd loved that about him since I was small. He hugged like someone who understood that people needed it and wasn't embarrassed about that being true."You look tired," h