All Chapters of Breed Me Daddy Alpha : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Nova woke up to the sound of voices.Loud ones. Male ones.She sat up fast, blinking against the morning light flooding through the curtains, and for exactly three seconds she forgot where she was. Then she remembered everything — the party, the stairs, those three words he'd breathed against her neck — and her stomach dropped to the floor.The bedroom door burst open.Four of them poured in. Jax's teammates, still buzzing from the night before, someone's leftover red cup in hand. They saw Nova first. Their faces went through surprise, recognition, and then something worse — amusement."*Wilder.*" The one they called Stone elbowed Jax hard in the ribs. "You brought home the *scholarship girl?*"Jax was sitting up now. His jaw tightened.Nova grabbed the sheet. Her heart was hammering but she kept her chin up because she would not — *would not* — give them the satisfaction of watching her shrink."Jax." She kept her voice flat. "Tell them to leave."He didn't.He looked at her for a lo

The gas station bathroom smelled like Pine-Sol and old cigarettes.Nova stood at the sink for a long time after she was done, not moving, not breathing. The test sat on the back of the toilet like a small, world-ending fact. She didn't need to look at it again. She already knew. She'd known before she bought the test, before she walked in here, before she'd knocked on Jax's dorm room door three nights ago.Her wolf had known from the morning she woke up in his bed.Two pink lines.Twins, the second test confirmed — the one the campus pharmacy sold with the early detection add-on. Two heartbeats, faint and rapid and impossibly synchronized, already visible in the small readout window. She'd bought the fancy one because she needed to be completely certain before she did anything that couldn't be undone.She was completely certain.She sat down on the bathroom floor — because her legs stopped working, and the floor was there, and no one was watching — and she let herself have exactly fou

Three Years Later — New Life6:14 a.m.Nova was already on her second coffee when the twins destroyed the kitchen.It started with Blake deciding cereal was better as a floor mosaic than breakfast food. That triggered Ryder's deep personal need to outdo his brother in every category. It ended with both of them covered in milk and Nova standing in the doorway holding a dish towel, making a sound that wasn't quite a word."Cleanup," she said."He started it," Ryder said."He *breathed* on me first," Blake said.They were identical. Same dark eyes, same strong jaw, same stubborn furrow between their brows when they decided they were right about something. Nova had spent three years watching that face on two small people — loving it fiercely while pretending it didn't hollow her out sometimes, late at night, when she thought about where that face came from.She handed them both paper towels."Cleanup. Then shoes. Mrs. Reyes picks you up at seven."They cleaned up. Because they were good

Jax had been Alpha King for two years.In that time he had negotiated three pack treaties, ended one territorial war, and built a foundation that had put seventeen hundred displaced omegas into stable housing. He had stood in front of councils and cameras and rival alphas who wanted him dead and he had not once, in two years, lost his composure.He lost it now.It was the scent that did it.He'd caught it in the corridor — her — and his wolf had gone from dormant to feral in the space of a single inhale. He'd been so focused on her *face*, on the fact that she was standing in front of him alive and breathing when he'd spent six months tearing apart rogue dens looking for her body — that he hadn't processed the rest of it immediately.He processed it now.He stood at the edge of the ballroom and watched Nova cross the room with her server's tray and he let his wolf do what wolves did — catalog, identify, understand.Her scent had changed.Not gone. Still her, still that particular thin

They stayed at the park for two hours.Jax pushed Blake on the swings. Ryder ran a formal test of Jax's intelligence, which involved seventeen questions about dinosaurs, trains, and whether dragons were real. Jax answered every one with complete seriousness — including the dragon question, where he said "I've never seen one, but I've met people who fought like them," which Ryder accepted as valid.Nova sat on the bench and watched.She had prepared for a lot of things. She had not prepared for *this* — Jax on one knee showing Ryder a push-up. Blake climbing onto his back without asking, and Jax just taking the weight, adjusting, carrying on like it was something he already knew how to do.Her wolf was doing something unhelpful in her chest.She told it firmly to stop.When it was time to leave, both boys hugged him. Ryder was brief and dignified. Blake held on for fifteen seconds — which was longer than Blake held on to most adults.She loaded them into the car and walked back to wher