All Chapters of Hunting Her Hunters: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Sebastian (Five Months Later)I leaned against the doorframe of Tasha’s private room, watching her turn the blankets from the box Mona and Tara had given her into a beautiful rug. The black and white sky frame she had created around the majestic bear in the middle was stunning and kept the attention on the majestic animal. She had turned the blue blanket into a stream and had made salmon leap from the waters.This woman of ours always surprised us. Every time we thought we knew everything about her, she came back with her middle finger up and basically told us up yours. I smiled when she looked up at me and beckoned me closer. I sauntered over to her. She pointed at the bottom of the rug.“Can you help me lay this out?”“Sure, baby.”I bent down to grab the edge of the blanket and pulled it off of her. Her swollen belly popped out from under it and I had to bite my lip to keep from snatching her gorgeous ass up. It was getting so hard not to ravish her every time I saw her. The glow s

MonaI watched my new cub play with Tara’s slightly older one and I leaned my head against her shoulder. Over the last few months, we had grown closer with our mutual grief of losing Tasha. She had lost her best friend and I had lost family. Sometimes we snuck away to check on her and we almost always got busted but we didn’t care.It wasn’t fair that she was so sad. We had seen her stomach grow round and we knew she was pregnant. We stopped going to see her a few weeks ago when it had become obvious. The whole sleuth was still devastated over our loss and we hadn’t wanted to make it worse by telling them the true Alpha Sow was pregnant and it wasn’t a future alpha for them. The sleuth's pain would double or even triple. They hadn't wanted to be the ones to do that to them.“Tara, tell me again about the day you met, Tasha,” I whispered.She giggled and got up. She waved her hand in front of her face.“There I was in kindergarten, with my blanket clutched in my hand and eyes full of t

Tara (Two Months Later)I smiled up at Terse as we walked hand in hand through the forest in the moonlight. I loved the way he made me feel like I was the only woman in the world. I was so happy with him and I was saddened even more that Tasha had lost the opportunity to feel this with her mate. I leaned my head against his shoulder.“I love you, Terse.”He squeezed my fingers. “I love you, too, baby.”“I have a question for you. You’re close with Adam, right?”He glanced at me. “Yeah, as close as someone could be, I suppose.”“Why is he okay with all of this? I know he loves Mona but this is too much. She’s hurting and she has no one to turn to except for me. She needs her mate but she doesn’t trust him.”He sighed. “I’ll talk to him.”I beamed up at him. “Thank you.”He kissed me. “You know… a pretty girl like you shouldn’t be out in the woods alone. There are predators.”I tried to keep the smile off my lips as I pulled my hand away from his and slowly backed away with a feigned lo

Three weeks LaterI yawned as I watched the guys getting ready to go hunt. Maddy had woken me up with the intent to go with them. I sat up carefully so I didn’t crush my tiny cub that was curled into my body, trying to stay warm. Mom had said that by the time he was three months old, he would be up, running around and driving us crazy.After spending so much time talking with her, I was left wondering if I would even be capable of handling him. She said that baby bears were ornery and destructive. She said that when he opened his eyes, he would start scooting and I was eager to see him grow up. I cleared my throat.“Can one of you call my mom? I know that she is supposed to be on her honeymoon but I want to go hunting today with you guys?”Jamie immediately shook his head. “Absolutely not. You have been feverish and not feeling good the last few days. You need to rest.”I sighed. “Maddy says we need to get out of the house.”Timothy eyed me. “What is going on, Maddy?”I was shoved to

Tasha (6 months later)Maddy walked through the forest, following closely behind Osprey through the forest. She kept pace with him every time he took off. We had come to really enjoy our runs in the woods with our son. He had blossomed so much in his ability to kind of hunt and had gotten so big that I could barely carry him around. The guys hated that I still did since we found out I was pregnant two months ago but I couldn’t help it. He was my cub and I loved him.He stopped and turned toward us. He pounced at Maddy’s leg and she moved it, making him roll. He growled a little and I chuckled inside of our head as I watched him try to repeatedly tackle our arm. She swatted at him and sent him rolling the other way. He sat where he stopped, shaking his head vigorously. We grew concerned that we had hurt him and rushed to his side.He suddenly fell backward and curled into a ball, howling in pain. I forced Maddy to shift back and began to run my hands over his body as I started to panic