All Chapters of Pregnant with Four Alphas' Babies Vol. 2: Descendants : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

ReevaLast night was amazing. I’ve never had a date with a guy where I felt so completely at home. Connor is so fun to be around, with a sharp sense of humor, and he’s so very nice. I love his red hair and those sparkling green eyes that come to life when he gazes into mine... not to mention his incredible physique—fit and muscular, like a runner.I just can’t believe I’ve found my mate.It’s strange how calm that makes me feel. I guess I should have talked to Trisha more about what happened with her when she met her mates for the first time, or I could have had this conversation with Mom before I left.Of course, who knew I’d be finding my mate at Green Mountain University?And it’s such a coincidence that he’s even here right now. He’s not a student, and he’s not connected in any way to the school, except for one vague mention about having good friends who work here.It’s odd, the way he said it. Connor is so outgoing, I’d categorize him as a complete extrovert. He thrives on conver

ReevaFinn takes my hand, and I nearly overheat. It practically feels like sparks ignite at his simple touch, and when his fingers lock around mine, my legs feel weak.But somehow, I move toward the building where my next class is being held. And I have no idea how I’m going to concentrate on anything knowing I have two mates.“I didn’t expect to meet my mate here,” he tells me.His scent of sweet, earthy musk makes it hard to focus, but I answer. “There are a lot of unexpected things happening at this campus.”Aware that I’m going to be late for class anyway, I decide I need to be up-front with Finn. He needs to know he’s not the only one. My gaze flicks to a bench in the middle of the courtyard. It’s not exactly privacy, but at least no one will overhear what I tell him. I don’t know how a guy will take it when he finds out he’s not the only man mated to me.I should have talked to my sister more. How did she handle this?“Let’s go over here,” I suggest, guiding Finn toward the benc

Reeva“Axel, what are you talking about?” I demand. Is he seriously thinking of rejecting me?He finally meets my eyes again. “I don’t mean to hurt you,” he says. “I just can’t be involved with a student.”I’m shaking my head the whole time he’s speaking. “What does that have to do with anything? You’re my mate!”“I’ve worked all my life for this career,” he explains, though I can hardly call it an explanation.“You’re giving up our mate bond for a career?” What am I hearing from this man? I didn’t feel a single doubt in Connor or Finn, and they have important lives, too.I crinkle my brow at him and gaze at him intently. Yes, he’s a bit older, maybe by ten years. That’s nothing in the scheme of things, especially if the Moon Goddess thinks we belong together. I want to scream at him. I feel like pounding on his chest and beating some sense into him.But that thought scares me more than the look on his face.Stop. This isn’t me.I take a deep, slow breath, closing my eyes for a second

Reeva“I’d really prefer you not come along,” Axel tells me. I can see the hesitation in his eyes, along with the thread of the mate bond that ties us together. And I can also tell that he wishes he could word that opinion in a much stronger way.“I’d prefer none of this was happening at all,” I counter. “I came here to study, and you came here to teach. I really wish we lived in a world where we could just do that and not have to worry about a bunch of guys plotting to take over the kingdom. But they are. And we’re talking about my sister and her mates, so that involves me. And since you’re a castle liaison, it involves you, too. So, I’m going with you.”He nods once, his lips pursed so tight they’re practically white, but he doesn’t argue anymore.When we’re out in the hallway, he finally says a few words, but they’re in the mind-link. “Will you at least agree to stay close to me?”I practically jump at the sudden link in my mind. Of course. He’s an Alpha. “I don’t know what I’m goi

MatthewI’ve had enough of waiting. We have adequate warriors in place now to take these people down and get Freya the hell out of here.“Go for the encampment, anyone who looks threatening,” I tell Gunner through the mind-link. “Capture any who surrender. Deal with any who don’t. I’ve got these fucking guards.”“Aye,” he replies simply, then I hear him directing the others.We all charge out of the forest at once, giving them no chance to prepare a defense. I have every confidence that Gunner will take care of the indirect threat, so I run straight toward the guards in front of the building.They shift into scraggly rogues, their postures tentative, frightened. When I’m almost on them, they shift back, holding up their hands in surrender—at least, two of them do, but another one jets off into the forest.Quickly, I weigh my options. I feel Freya’s presence in the building and sense that she isn’t harmed, but just in case, I shift and open the door. Her safety comes first.“Handle the