All Chapters of The Alpha Who Left Me Pregnant: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

I returned to my empty house, and the heavy silence made me feel like the walls were slowly closing around me. Even when Kael stayed in his room like a normal teenager, there had always been some kind of noise in the house. There would be loud explosions from his video games, the soft sound of rock music playing, or even the noise of him bouncing a basketball around in his room. There was always something. But now there was nothing at all, only complete silence.I hated it. The empty feeling in the house was a painful reminder that my son was not here. It reminded me that he was somewhere in danger, and there was nothing I could do about it.I felt so lonely that a part of me wished I had asked Orion to come over. I pulled out my phone and called Stormy.“Elara?” Stormy gasped as soon as she answered. “What happened? Did you hear anything else? Tell me everything you know.”My friend sounded upset and worried. I had already told her what happened and promised that I would update her a

I believed him. I could see the strong determination burning in his eyes. His plan had not really been careless after all. Orion understood how dangerous it was, but he simply did not care. He was ready to die if that meant bringing Kael back home. He would rather give up his own life than leave our child trapped with that crazy man. As I looked into his eyes, I realized I had never loved him more than I did at that moment. After everything that had happened between us—after how deeply I loved him when we were younger and after how badly he had hurt me—this was what touched my heart the most. The powerful love he had for a boy he had only known for a few weeks completely melted my heart. No matter what happened, I loved this man.“Take me to bed, Orion,” I whispered.In response, he let out a deep growl of approval and kissed me again. He lifted me into his arms and carried me down the hallway toward my bedroom. All I wanted was to let out all the stress, fear, frustration, and worry

The happy reunion started making me feel worse. Lucien and Jaxon kept joking with each other every few minutes and started sharing stories about their time together in the service. But Lucien was not only joking around with Jaxon. He was doing the same with Elara too. I sat there and watched everything happen, not really knowing how I felt about it. In some ways, I felt like I was standing outside a house and looking through the window at a party.It took a huge amount of self-control for me not to make some careless comment or act like a dick. I kept all of that inside, but those feelings kept trying to rise up while I watched Lucien around my mate. Neither I nor my wolf liked it. They acted so comfortable around each other that it made my stomach twist in a strange way, like someone had reached inside me and squeezed my insides like a wet towel. No matter what Elara had told me, I still could not stop wondering if something had happened between them before. Just thinking about it ma

Jaxon looked like a little kid who had just been handed the keys to a candy store as he hurried toward the door.Lucien gave Voss a pat on the shoulder. “Keep trying to find that truck. Text or call us if you discover anything else that can tell us exactly where that guy is taking Kael.” Then he pointed at Elias. “You stay here. Keep Elara safe. Got it?”Elias gave a playful salute. “Ten-four, buddy.”Everything around me, including reality itself, felt like it was spinning out of control. Was I even really here?How had I become so useless in such a short time? Lucien had come in like some superhero with his team and had taken charge of everything. Once again, that painful and unreasonable jealousy rose inside me, making my chest hurt.“You coming?” Lucien asked.I flinched as I tried to pull my thoughts away from the resentment I was feeling. “What?”“I asked if you were coming. Or are you staying here?” Lucien asked.I honestly wished he had said it in a mocking way, as if I would

“What about that?” I asked as I pointed at Voss’s computer screen. “Doesn’t that mean it’s a camera?”Voss shook his head. “No, that’s only an icon. See how it’s gray? That means they either never installed the equipment for it, or the equipment has been turned off. It looks like they don’t have any cameras connected to the internet at all,” he continued. “This North Crest place has even less technology than what I’ve seen in Pinecrest Valley. That’s pretty surprising these days. From everything I can see, North Crest is about twenty years behind when it comes to technology. It made it easy for me to get into their system, but it also means there is not much for me to look through.” He shook his head. “Small towns, man. It’s crazy.”Elias walked back and forth across the living room, looking out the windows every few minutes to check the street outside.“I’ve been meaning to ask,” he said. “Who are the people across the street?”I looked out the window at the truck parked across the r