Blessed By Thomas Rhett Novels & Stories

Blythe walked out of the room at some point. I felt a dip in the mattress as a pair of stong arms wrap around me. “Angel, don't ever scare me like this ever again”he whispered. I snuggled into his warmth as if we had done this for years . His embrace gave me the warmth I truly desired at this moment . In the back of my mind the thought festered.. I should push him away..im still married. All thoughts disappeared when his hand rested upon my blemished stomach. “ your still beautiful angel no matter what .”i wanted to cry his kind words pushed away any negative thought or feeling. The tiny hospital bed had enough space for the two of us. I wonder how many nights we slept like this. In a short

“Everyone please raise your glass. I´d like to propose a toast.” We all comply with Lucas´ request. “To Laura, my best friend. Thank you for taking care of the pack, even if it´s only been for a brief time. You´ve shown authentic courage when posed with impossible odds.” “Here, here.” Everyone said. We all take a sip of wine. “There´s more. To Liam, our new but not really new Alpha, who´s shown what it means to be a true Alpha. Thank you for not leaving my best friend behind.”

Being a 'Chosen Mate' to this evil Alpha. "Congratulations, Misses Estelle. We wish many years for you next to your Alpha." The man sitting across from our Gamma declared with a bow of his head. Our Beta and Gamma were just as shocked as I was at Alastar's announcement. The Beta even looked as if his head would explode.

Leah Pov "Thomas, Leah!" The priest announced suddenly, and I quickly swallowed the shriek of joy that almost erupted from my mouth. I knew it! Had always known it. Thomas was my mate! I almost did a happy dance as I stepped out towards the priest for the moon goddess's blessings, expecting Thomas to follow me, but instead, all I heard were shocked murmurs. Confused, I glanced back, only to see Thomas step out, a blonde female's hand clasped in his.

Merri said in the back. "Thank you, aunty Merri." "You knew??" Thomas asked Merri. She nodded. "I'm sorry Merri, I'm really—" "Please Thomas don't be ridiculous, we should be celebrating not sulking. I know how much you've always wanted a boy..." Merri added. Thomas smiled a little. "Uh..I— I'm going to be a father...huh? Again..." "Yes." Faith told him. "I suppose everything happens for a reason, this child is a blessing. Nothing else, I suppose I could have really used some good news in a time like this.."

"I don't think I'd be okay if I found out Olive had changed for the better but with someone else, not with me." "So don't delay it any longer. What are you waiting for?" "Mom's blessing, of course. What else?" Thomas leaned slightly on his mother's shoulder. It wasn't too burdensome because he knew he was much larger than his mother. "Mom's blessing isn't just about liking Olive now. But it's like Thomas's future. When we end up at the wedding, it's not just the two of us getting 'married.' But two complete families with their own backgrounds. Accepting each other shouldn't be an obstacle to finding happiness, right?"

“Yes, yes. That too. But I was actually talking of the end of Martis. I just love the end of the month. I hate it; really, I do.” “Today,” he continued after they had taken their seats. “I will be teaching you about the finding…” Father Thane proceeded to delve into a detailed analysis on how best to discern a blessed before what he referred to as the slumber. “…We all know the blessed are best for physical tasks, and the credence teaches us that they were blessed by Truth for the sole purpose of protecting the rest of his children, the less powerful ones or, as the blessed tend to call them, the unblessed.” He cast his gaze across the hall, studying them.

But tonight, all of that felt like it was behind us, like we’d finally reached a place where we could truly be happy. I looked up at Thomas, catching his gaze as he watched me with a gentle smile. “What?” I asked, feeling a smile of my own tugging at my lips. “You’re incredible, you know that?” he said, his voice a soft rumble in the quiet room, “And tonight, seeing you so happy, so…alive. It was everything I’d hoped for.” I nestled closer to him, feeling a surge of gratitude that I couldn’t quite put into words, “I feel like the luckiest woman in the world, Thomas. I really do. I wouldn’t trade this, us, our family, for anything. It’s perfect.”

Nathan grinned and nodded. "Well, it is what it is. Congratulations, buddy." Harrison smiled at me. "Just know we are with you. We will support you in any way we can," Ethan added. I am blessed to have friends who will support me in any way they can. "Thanks, guys," I muttered gratefully. Jenny's point of view..... Coming over to Thomas's place brought peace to my soul in such a way I have never experienced before. I would term myself lucky to have him and June.

My mother, Margaret Harper, carries the blood of a Word Witch. Once every lunar cycle, she can speak one blessing that fate itself is forced to obey. But all my life, the only thing she ever gave me was half a sentence. When I was eighteen, I received early admission to the Northern Royal Healers' Academy. My mother looked at the letter and said, "If you go north..." Her instincts had never been wrong, so I thought she'd seen danger waiting for me there. I turned the academy down with my own hands. Months later, she used her recommendation and a binding blessing to send my younger sister, Chloe, to the best healing school near our pack, even though Chloe had nowhere near my talent. After tha