All Chapters of Two Wolves, One Omega: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

The next morning, I woke up to a sharp pain shooting through my leg and it was unbearable. I reached out and pressed the emergency button with shaky hands, and this time, it was the doctor who walked in. Thank the moon goddess for that. I didn’t think I could handle seeing Lucian again. The pain was so intense I couldn’t even lift my leg. It throbbed hard, sending shockwaves through my body. My head was pounding, and my entire body felt weak. When the doctor took one look at the bandage, I could see the shock all over his face, meaning that It was worse than I thought.What have I done to myself? I should have waited. I should’ve stayed put until I was fully healed. Now I was paying for my reckless decision.The doctor tried to touch the leg, but I flinched back in pain. I couldn’t let him near it. He had no choice but to inject me with something numbing just so he could check the injury. He was talking to me, probably explaining things, but I couldn’t focus. My mind was drifting, an

“Tell me what you love to do when you’re not busy with Beta duties,” I asked again but Kellan only shrugged, smiling as he chewed, avoiding my eyes.“Wait… are you embarrassed?” I teased, leaning in. “You’re not proud of your hobby? That’s so sad.”“No, it’s not that,” he said quickly, rubbing the back of his neck, the little nervous habit I’d noticed he always did when he was anxious or embarrassed. “It’s just… no one’s ever seen that side of me. I don’t know how to talk about it.”“So, I’d be the first person to know what you do for fun?” I raised a brow. “Really? Not even Lucian?”“Well… Lucian knows,” he admitted. “But just him. The same way only I know that his secret hobby is gardening. We promised not to tell anyone.”I gasped. “You just broke his promise by telling me, you know that?” I said, grinning sheepishly.Kellan groaned and facepalmed. “Great. Now if he finds out, I’m dead. You better not tell him I told you. If this gets out, I’ll come for you.”“Oh, I dare you,” I ch

Lucian stood there, looking at us. His overalls were stained with patches of dirt, and it wasn’t hard to guess that he’d just come from working in the garden. His eyes lingered on me for a moment, cold, and hard before shifting to Kellan. The silence between them stretched a little too long, and I could tell they were speaking through the mind link and I hated that.It always made me feel like an outsider, like they were keeping secrets I wasn’t allowed to hear. I wanted to know what was being said, especially since it clearly involved me.“We need to talk,” Lucian said at last, his voice firm and directed at Kellan.Just like that, the lightness I had been feeling vanished. My heart sank, and I felt like I’d been dropped back to reality without warning.Lucian was a joy killer. Why couldn’t he just leave us alone? I had been enjoying myself for once. I was laughing, breathing fresh air, spending time with Kellan and now it was all ruined. For what? What does he even want? Why does h

I groaned softly as I pressed the ice pack over my eyes. They were swollen and sore, throbbing from all the crying I’d done the day before. I still remembered breaking down the moment I was brought back into the hospital room and when Kellan left and I was finally alone.It had been a horrible day since that afternoon and being pregnant only made everything worse. My emotions were all over the place, and no matter how hard I tried to hold it together, the tears kept coming. I cried until I couldn’t anymore, and even at that, the pain didn’t stop.More than anything, I wanted to shift. I wanted to let my wolf take over, run freely, and feel something other than this deep ache inside me but ever since I got pregnant, or maybe since I ran from Kaden, I couldn’t feel her anymore. She was just… gone.Some days, I told myself she was still there, just adjusting to the changes, trying to understand the pup growing inside us but other times, it felt like she had vanished without a trace and

I had broken a box of eggs, nearly squeezed a baby duck to death, and almost overfed a baby goat. Instead of helping Kellan, I was just making his work more stressful for him. But honestly, it wasn’t entirely my fault. I didn’t know that I wasn’tsupposed to stack more than three egg boxes and I swear, the duckling was just too fragile becauseI held it with so much care. Kellan was getting exhausted from constantly checking on me every time I gasped or let out a startled shout. I lost count of the chaos I’d caused until he finally told me to stop messing with the animals and just clean out their cages.That wasn’t easy either, especially with the cast on my leg. Eventually, I convinced the doctor before we left the hospital to remove it because it felt too tight. I asked him to just wrap a bandage around my ankle instead so I could move more freely. He wasn’t happy about it at first, he worried that I would hurt myself again but after I pleaded and promised Kellan would make sure I