All Chapters of Her Dragon Protector: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

“I told you they would be fine,” Kevin laughed as he patted Tyson’s shoulder. “I know,” Tyson said as he wiped his tears. “You would have been the same way if it was Anna.” “I absolutely would have been. That’s why I never told you not to worry. Heck, I worry when everything is going perfectly,” Kevin grinned. “That’s part of having a mate and kids. Just wait until the first day that you have to be away from Olivia and Amelia. You are going to lose your mind.” Tyson slowly shook his head. “You are not making me feel better.” “I wasn’t trying to make you feel better. Now that we know your girls are both doing well, I can go back to irritating the snot out of you,” Kevin teased Tyson. “It is my duty as your cousin.” Jake interrupted by announcing with a smirk, “Mona is bringing out Amelia for Tyson to hold. She also mentioned something about not swarming them like vultures on a carcass. I’m not sure if she wanted me to tell you that second part, but I thought I should.” “I think

Olivia was on her fourth day of being in the hospital, and she wanted to go home. She knew she needed to stay a little longer but hated the thought. She wanted to be home with her mate and baby, where they could spend time alone instead of having a steady stream of family and hospital staff roaming in and out of the room to check on them and get a look at Amelia. She smiled as she watched Tyson sitting in the chair beside her bed, holding Amelia. He had just given their daughter a bottle, and she was now sleeping contentedly on his chest. Olivia’s heart swelled as she watched the pair. It was clear to her that Amelia was a daddy’s girl, and Tyson loved every second of it. There was a light tap on the open door to her room, making Tyson and Olivia look to see who had arrived. Nicholas and Emma came in quietly and smiled when they saw Amelia asleep on Tyson’s chest. “I was hoping I would make it in time to give her a bottle,” Nicholas said, barely above a whisper. “Sorry, Nick,” Oli

It was day five of being in the hospital, and Olivia was over it. When she woke that morning, Tyson was in bed with her, which she loved. However, the hospital bed was too small for him to do that, leaving him extremely stiff from the strange angle he had slept in. The bed rail had been raised behind him while he was on the bed. During the night, his weight had shifted against it. That made it nearly impossible to lower it so he could get up. She wanted them to be home in their bed. Nicholas and Emma had slept most of the night on the sofa in Olivia’s private hospital room. They had both taken turns caring for Amelia during the night. Nick was finally learning to relax when he held his daughter, and Amelia responded by no longer screaming when he would try to hold her. Emma was a natural, and it was evident that Emma and Amelia adored each other. Dr. Clark came in as he tapped on the open door to Olivia’s room. When he arrived, he was grinning broadly. He paused to look at Amelia sl

Heather and Jessica were scheduled to arrive that day, three days before the full moon and Olivia’s first shift. Aunt Freya wanted to meet them and could hardly contain her excitement. She and Aggie were both in her little cottage in the trees, discussing what it could mean if Olivia and Eric’s sisters also had fairy magic. While Aggie had not detected any magic in the family other than Ben and Olivia, Freya had. Being half fairy herself, she was able to recognize that it was present in all of Marie’s immediate family, although dormant. It had even passed on to Rebecca and Arthur when they had been marked. Freya had been able to wake up the magic with a bit of work. The two women sat on Aunt Freya’s porch at a small table. They were sipping tea as they discussed how to broach the subject of the dormant fairy magic with Jessica and Heather. As they paused in their conversation, a thought popped into Freya’s head. “Aggie, did you check Tyson for magic?” Freya asked. “No. Why?” “Bec

When Tyson’s cell phone rang, he was surprised to see who was calling him. He thought all of the business with Nicholas was done, or at least all the parts he needed to be involved in. The Alpha’s half-brother was locked away in a cell by the Werewolf High Council, and Nicholas was continuing to recover in Obsidian with his new mate by his side. Olivia was curled into his side, her foot gently rocking Amelia in her portable sleeper rocker. He kissed her on the head as he answered his phone. “Emery,” Tyson answered. “Tyson, we are wrapping up the investigations involving Alpha Nicholas and Carson Mathews. I thought you would like to know our final decisions,” Councilman Edward said. “Please tell me what you can,” Tyson said. “Let me start with the good news. We recognize that while Alpha Nicholas did some things that were not nice, he broke no laws while he was well. The things he did while under the influence of the potion Mr. Mathews gave him will not be held against him. The cou