Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Biker Father-in-law Makes Me Wet : Kabanata 261 - Kabanata 270

~NYRAIt had been four weeks. Four weeks since I found my mate, four weeks since I last met with the Alpha, three weeks since I and Jason came to an agreement, three weeks since we began executing our plans, and then a day since I got confirmation about my pregnancy. Yes I'm pregnant, and for who? gladly for Jason. The seer had informed me that I was three weeks pregnant. I'd been feeling pretty weird for a few days now, and it was really taking a toll on all of my plans. Catherine's final burial was only in a few days time and we've been working really hard for this day. Alpha Knox was supposed to be killed that day, the throne as well was to be reclaimed by my mate on that same day. His men were ready, I was ready, at least not until a few days ago when I almost passed out in the training ground. I felt so drowsy, found myself dropping to the floor, but Jason was quick enough to hold me up. It was a chaotic experience considering Darian was present, he had seen the look on Jason's

~NYRA“I'm pregnant!” I'd been saying this word a whole lot of times now that my tongue had begun to flip backwards. Spelling it out to Jason felt special, it felt beautiful and if I had the power, I certainly would have cut out that moment and made it into a video frame, one which I would replay every of my life, but I couldn't, all I was left with was the memories, one which made me giggle every few minutes, and probably one which got me standing in front of the Alpha, staring into his face and letting out a smile, the most staged smile to ever exist. Alpha Knox stared keenly at me, his gaze trailing around my face, and then down on my stomach. It really was an awkward moment, and at that moment I had a brief rethink. Maybe I should let him know the child belongs to his most disliked son Jason and then I would walk out. Right out of the door and waited on whatever it was he was bringing my way, but instead I added. “And the chi

~NYRAFear, a feeling I'd always dreaded, a feeling I wondered why it had to exist, why wolves got easily accustomed to it. It made them weak, it gave me an extra hand on them. I was never scared, not for any reason. I had no reason to nurse such an emotion, I dreaded the day I would nurse that feeling, I dreaded today. As I placed Jason's armor over his shoulder, I could feel my chest tighten, my heart beat tripled up as I laid his fitted armor. As I tightened his corset that hugged tightly to his torso like a second skin. He didn't want me dressing him up, but I wanted to. I wanted my hands grazing over every garment he was getting into, it felt like comfort to me, it felt like I was handing over my comfort to him, and I guess he saw it that way as well. I stepped backwards once I was done, staring at him from his head to his toe. He was fully clothed in steel, each piece was carefully placed, a reinforced plate across his ribs and chest. Lighter prote

~JASONNyra spent the night in my chamber, we didn't speak, the silence spoke louder than any words could. She clung tightly to me, her breath quite unsteady, I tried to calm her down, even in her sleep, tapping lightly on her hair so she would know I was present, I wasn't leaving her, not today, certainly not tomorrow nor the next. Mum's burial ceremony was to be held the following day, actually this morning. I woke up feeling a bit uncertain. Nyra was fast asleep and I stared at her wondering if all I'd worked towards this past month was the right thing to do. If launching an attack at mum's burial wasn't a bad idea. I knew deep down it was some pretty bad idea, but we had to make the move. It was the only time I could get Alpha knox off his guards. It was the only chance I got to pay him for what he'd done to mum. If I didn't do this now, if I didn't do it today, it meant by noon I would be on my way out from the park, my status as

~JASONFather had arrived at the ceremony pretty late, and as he walked in, his gaze wouldn't leave mine. It stayed glued to me until he got right in front of me. There was something strange about the way he looked at me, the way he smiled at me, it wasn't him being excited about me leaving by midnight, it was something else, something I couldn't figure out. “I guess you're upset I'm late for your mum's burial.” He whispered once he was next to me.“I care little about that father.” I said looking back at him. “I promise, it was for the greater good.” He added, with a grin on his face. His tone was a bit mocking or maybe I was probably overthinking things. I rolled my eyes off from him, focusing my attention on the priest who was giving the final blessings.“Your absence would have been much appreciated.” I mumbled. I could see his gaze trail off towards me as he stared for a moment then took a deep breath and swiftly looked away. “Would it?” I ignored his words, stepping forward