Todos los capítulos de I teamed up with my ex-husband’s rival Alpha: Capítulo 101 - Capítulo 110

The smell of fresh paint and polished wood filled the air.I stood in the center of the vast living room and spun around in a slow circle. The sunlight streamed through the tall glass windows and illuminated the beautiful hardwood floors. The steel flitch beam across the ceiling was painted a soft white. It held the roof flawlessly without any obstructive pillars.It was exact to the vision I drew in Dominic's notebook."It is perfect," I breathed out. I felt a profound sense of peace settle in my bones.Dominic walked through the front door carrying two cardboard boxes. He wore faded jeans and a dark blue shirt with the sleeves rolled up. He looked incredibly strong and very relaxed. He set the boxes down near the kitchen island."The delivery team will bring the rest of the furniture this afternoon," Dominic said. He walked over to me and wrapped his arms around my waist from behind. He rested his chin on my shoulder and looked out the window. "But the house is officially ours."I l

My cell phone rang and broke the peace of the morning I blinked my eyes open and reached across the nightstand. The sun was barely rising over the trees outside our window. I checked the screen and smiled. It was Mrs. Higgins. I answered the call and brought the phone to my ear."Good morning Mrs. Higgins," I greeted her softly."Sienna!" the older woman cried out. Her voice was filled with absolute delight. I could hear her bustling around the estate kitchen in the background. "Your mother called me late last night. Oh my beautiful girl, I am so happy for you! A baby! The Alpha must be out of his mind with joy.""He is very happy," I laughed quietly so I would not wake Dominic. I glanced over my shoulder. Dominic was still asleep. “I am so sorry we couldn’t tell you personally. You were not at the house I went there”"It’s okay child. I am already knitting blankets," Mrs. Higgins announced proudly. "And I am sending a driver to your house right now with fresh bone broth and nutrient

The sharp and undeniable wave of pain stole the breath right out of my lungs.I gripped the leather armrest of the passenger seat with all my strength. Dominic drove the dark sedan with absolute and flawless precision. His hands gripped the steering wheel very tight, but his face remained a mask of intense focus. He did not speed recklessly. He navigated the winding roads leading away from our quiet house and toward the Obsidian tower with calculated perfection."Breathe, Sienna," Dominic instructed. His voice was a low, steady rumble that anchored my racing mind. "You are doing perfectly. We are almost there."I let out a long, trembling breath as the contraction finally faded. I leaned my head back against the headrest. The cool air conditioning brushed against my damp forehead."I did not think it would start this fast," I managed to say. My voice sounded a bit weak. "The books said the first stage takes hours.""Our child is clearly eager to meet the world," Dominic replied. He re

Two and a half months passed in a warm and joyful routine.The crisp autumn air settled over the eastern woods. The leaves on the trees turned beautiful shades of orange and red. I sat in a comfortable rocking chair on our back porch. I wore a thick, cozy cardigan over my clothes.Aurora was sleeping soundly against my chest, secured in a soft fabric wrap. She felt really warm. I patted her back gently, enjoying the peaceful quiet of the afternoon. My body had finally healed from the delivery. The soreness was gone, replaced by a renewed sense of physical strength.My mother walked out onto the porch holding two mugs of hot tea."She is sleeping very well today," my mother whispered. She set a mug on the small table next to my chair and sat down on the bench across from me."She loves the fresh air," I smiled softly, looking down at my daughter's dark hair. "Thank you for staying with us, Mom. I honestly do not know how Dominic and I would have managed those first few weeks without yo

Dominic I did not like sitting at the head of the boardroom table without her.The mahogany table in the Obsidian tower felt too quiet. For months, Sienna had sat to my right, offering her brilliant insights and sharp structural logic. Now, the chair beside me was empty. I knew she was safe at home, drafting plans for the Northern Ridge while bonding with our daughter, but a part of my soul always felt restless when she was not in my direct line of sight.I focused my attention on the men sitting across from me. Three pack leaders from the eastern districts were presenting their quarterly agricultural reports."The crop yields are up twenty percent, Alpha Vance," the oldest pack leader stated respectfully. He slid a digital folder across the table. "The new irrigation systems you funded are working perfectly. Our people have plenty of food for the upcoming winter.""That is excellent news," I replied smoothly. My voice carried the calm, steady authority they needed. "Ensure that the