All Chapters of Alpha Mordecai: Love & Obsession: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Willow’s POVI didn’t know when I stopped breathing. I didn’t know when the paper and pouch the healer had given me slipped from my fingers. I was standing in the doorway and my vision had gone strange, like everything was suddenly too bright, and their voices had started sounding like they were coming from underwater—“Noah.”I didn’t mean to say it. It just came out.The room went silent.He turned.The look on his face when he saw me told me everything. The raw guilt on it was overwhelming.“Willow…” he breathed out.I couldn’t look at Stacey. I was looking at Noah, and at his hand, which was still resting on her stomach. He hadn’t moved it.I stumbled back slightly. My shoulder hit the doorframe and I used it to steady myself because my legs didn’t feel like it would hold.“You…” My voice came out small. “You got her pregnant?”He stood up immediately. “Willow, listen to me —”“How long?”He stopped.His mouth opened and closed.The silence stretched between us and I felt each se

Willow’s POVI don’t know how long I sat there sobbing my heart out.My throat started to ache and my body ran out of the energy to cry. I pulled my knees up to my chest and wrapped my arms around them as I just sat there in my tiny room, staring at nothing.My room had been a storage room once, but the alpha family had converted it years ago when they brought me here.All it had now was a bed and a small dresser. The ceiling was low. There was one small window near the top of the wall that let in little light to make the room feel dim rather than completely dark. There was no mirror. There was barely enough space to take three full steps in any direction.I had lived in this room for eleven years.I had been eight years old when Alpha Kelvin, Noah’s father brought me to the Pinecrest Pack. I didn’t remember much about the war — I was too young, and most of what I knew came from the few things I had heard from rumors and gossips. My pack had been destroyed. I was one of the few surviv

Willow’s POV“Here is what will happen,” Alpha Kelvin stated. “You will carry the child to term. You will deliver a healthy heir for this pack, and then you will disappear from Noah’s life permanently.His eyes narrowed. “No contact, no communication, no trace of you left behind. Noah has a Luna now. He has a pack to lead and a future to build, and he cannot do that properly if he is still distracted by some lowlife omega from nowhere.”The words hit hard. I clenched my jaw so hard it ached.He was looking at me the same way he had looked at the walls of my room when he first walked in, like I was an inconvenience, like I was a stain that needed to be cleaned.I swallowed.He continued.“In return, I will ensure you are taken care of before the birth. And after the birth, I will arrange somewhere for you to go outside of Pinecrest territory. You will have enough to start over for at least a year.” He stated it like he was being generous, like he was doing me a favour.I stared at him.

Willow’s POVBefore I could think, I was already shoving Stacey as hard as I could. However, Stacey had a wolf, and I did not, which meant that my shove wasn’t supposed to do much to her. To my surprise, she stumbled sideways and went down. Her knees hit the floor and she let out a sharp piercing cry.“What the hell is going on?”A very familiar voice barked from the doorway. Noah.I turned. He was standing at the doorframe, his eyes moving between Stacey on the floor and me standing over her and the music box lying in pieces between us.Stacey looked up at him with wide, watery eyes and one hand on her stomach.“I just came to check on her,” she said softly. “I was trying to be kind. I thought maybe we could talk. And I saw her music box and I said it was pretty and I accidentally knocked it and it fell and she just —” A small sob escaped her. “She pushed me, Noah, forgetting that I’m pregnant.”“That is not what happened,” I growled, breathing heavily in anger and disbelief. “She

Willow’s POVThe first thing I saw when I opened my eyes was the ceiling.It was plain white. I would recognize it anywhere. It was the pack clinic.I had lost track of how many times I had woken up here after being bullied by some of the pack members.I lay there for a moment without moving, just staring up at the ceiling.My head was heavy. My whole body felt like it had been run over by a dozen trucks.My shoulder ached. My face throbbed. My back burned.Each breath I took sent a sharp piercing pain through my chest.Then I remembered the stairs incident.Terror flooded me, and my eyes widened. My hand moved to my stomach, and I pressed my palm flat against it, holding it there, waiting for something that would tell me that my baby was fine.“You’re awake.” A cold voice murmured.My eyes moved.Alpha Kelvin was standing at the side of the bed, looking down at me.He had his hands clasped behind his back, the same as always, and his expression was unreadable. There was a faint sneer