All Chapters of Mated: My Infertile Omega Boss: Chapter 111 - Chapter 117

The room was still dark when she woke up. She felt an arm wrapped around her in a warm embrace, and Carrie would have loved to cuddle closer to her Alpha, but there was a sudden creeping unease low in her stomach.Carrie tried to ignore it at first, the curling and churning in her belly. She lay still for a moment, blinking slowly until her eyes gained focus.That familiar nausea grew fast and stubborn, and she struggled to her feet as her mouth watered in that awful, warning way. She threw off the covers, the cold air sharp against my skin, but her body was already moving.Bare feet on the floor, she stumbled to the bathroom.She made it just in time to kneel on the tile and launch her vomit into the porcelain. Her stomach contracts in sharp, uncontrollable waves. It was far from graceful. Tears pricked the corners of her eyes, as her throat burned.When it was over, she sat back against the wall and wrapped her arms around herself. Gone was the warm feeling she had on the bed. Carri

“He really said that?” Winona asked as she munched on the donut she brought.Carrie gave an exhausted nod. She hardly had any rest since she stormed out of the Blackbird’s estate yesterday. At home, all she did was lie down for the rest of the day, but she hardly had any sleep. Greg was more than willing to do everything she asked, careful not to bother her too much. He didn’t even ask why she lashed out at his family.She did tell him that night. Luckily, they were already tucked in and cozy because her mate was ready to go back to his family’s mansion and confront his grandparents, had Carrie not pretended to be sleepy. The last thing she wanted was to come back to that place.Come Monday, and she was in their den yet again.“I don’t know who else knows about the oracle they were talking about, but the old couple is certainly plotting something. It sickens me, Winona,” Carrie admitted.She recalled the words Mathius had said. Something unexpected was set to begin the new era. And th

"I want to thank both of you for being here today,” Dr. Perey said as she sat down at her desk back in her office. “I know this news was unexpected. A pregnancy at this stage in life, especially with your condition, isn’t common, but as we’ve seen, it’s absolutely still possible,” she paused, then took Carrie’s hands in hers. “I know this is something sensitive, but I want to ask your permission to share this with my colleagues.”She had been through it before. Infertility was rare in Omegas, making Carrie a case study in medical universities. Her information had been studied thoroughly, with multiple tests done on her. But Dr. Perey was one of the best obstetricians in the city, so Carrie knew she was in good hands.She smiled and nodded. “I understand, Dr. Perey. I don’t mind.”The doctor sighed, her expression a mix of wonder and nerves. She continued, gently shifting focus. "Now that we’ve confirmed the pregnancy is about twelve weeks along and appears viable on ultrasound, we’re