Semua Bab Taming My Five Alpha Baby Daddies: Bab 91 - Bab 100

ALLISON.“I think it suits her. Don’t you, Amaris?” Wesley said.“It has a nice ring to it,” Mason commented.“You pick a nice name, Allison,” Liam approved.River also gave me a smile. He seemed to like it too.“Amaris,” I whispered while stroking her little hand.A gasp escaped my lips when she smiled through her closed eyes as if she were hearing her name in her dreams.“Yeah, I think she likes her name too,” Wesley said, chuckling. “But I’m sure Amaris would appreciate it more if her mother would fully recover.”I slowly stretched out my fingers. These were the only parts of my body that I could freely move as of now. Aside from my swollen throat, my muscles were also notably stiff from being inactive for months.“How long will it take until she fully recovers, Wesley?” Mason asked, his expression turning serious.“I thought she’d wake up without any complications?” Liam asserted. “Didn’t Perez use that rare artifact—the dragon’s heart fragment to revive Allison after the plane cr

ALLISON.“I’ll put Amaris back in her room.” Liam carried the little angel and head to the nursery room.“Now, let’s get you comfortable,” Daniel said as he slid his hands beneath my arms, lifting me carefully. I felt the warmth of his body close to mine as he carefully positioned me into the wheelchair. Then, he made sure to fasten the safety belt across my lap so I wouldn’t slip.“There you go,” he murmured, brushing a stray hair from my face. “All set.”“Thank you.”He grasped the handles of the wheelchair and began to push it forward, gliding smoothly across the polished floor. The other three followed us until we reached the huge dining room. Liam also caught up after he placed Amaris in her nursery. As we reached the table, he gently brought me to a stop and stepped around to assist me in transferring from the wheelchair to my seat. My lips parted in awe as I looked at the spread on the table—all the foods looked seriously appetizing.“You really cooked all this?” I asked, impre

ALLISON.Wesley made true to his words. The next day, his cousin, Venice, came over to Colorado. It was around noon when she arrived and she didn’t even look tired from her long flight. As soon as she arrived, she promptly requested to see me so she could assess my condition.She was a practicing physical therapist, alright—and a professional one at that. Wesley mentioned that Venice was one of the official doctors in the Lockheart pack. I guess being doctors ran in their blood.“My, my… look at you! Aren’t you a gorgeous one,” she commented the moment she saw me.“I can say the same thing to you,” I replied, smiling.The woman was probably in her early thirties. She had a beautiful blonde hair similar to Wesley’s, only hers was a bit darker. She gave me a charming smile.“Now, I understand why Wes is crazy about you.” She winked at me which made me blush.I wondered what exactly Wesley told to her. We didn’t exactly have a conventional relationship at all. Was she really cool about t

ALLISON.I adjusted my position and began to feed her. As Amaris settled, her cries subsiding into contented little noises, I looked up at Roan with a grateful smile.“Thank you for taking care of her while I was… out,” I said, feeling a bit embarrassed.Roan’s face softened with a warm smile. “Oh, it was my pleasure. I enjoyed it. She reminded me so much of when Alpha Daniel was a little boy.”“You were Daniel’s nanny too, right?” I tilted my head.She nodded.“I’ve been around since the Alpha was born. He was quite the whiny one, just like your little princess here.”That made me chuckle. “And here I thought she got the spicy side from me.”“Well, she did inherit her mother’s beauty, that’s for sure,” Roan said with a smile.Chuckling, I thanked her again. But as I watched Amaris, I couldn’t help but wonder which traits she had inherited from her father. Amaris may remind Roan of Daniel when he was a kid but aren’t all kids whiny? Amaris could have inherited her personality from me

ALLISON.“A party?” I glanced at my baby who was very well-behaved in her stroller. “Yeah, I think that would be nice.”“How exciting! I think we came here at the right time,” Emily gushed.“What party do you have in mind?” Quinn asked while sipping some water.“Honestly, I’m not really good with parties. But I also want to celebrate Amaris’ first month. It’s a huge milestone for a baby,” I said.Liam glanced at Amaris in her stroller, her tiny hand gripping his finger. “If we’re throwing her a party, let’s make sure it’s something special. What about a small gathering outside? A quiet garden setting could work.” He turned to me. “What do you think, Allison? Something simple but nice?”“I like that idea. Amaris won’t remember it, but I’d love for her to have a peaceful celebration surrounded by people who care about her.”Wesley leaned forward, resting his elbows on the table.“We could add a little fun, though. Maybe a corner with activities for the guests, like a small photo booth o