Dr Addison Montgomery Novels & Stories

My sweet thoughts were tainted by Darla who inquired while piling her plate with food, trying to be discreet about the investigation, “Where have you been busy lately, Maddox?” There we go. Keeping my face straight and posture calm, I replied boringly, “Just business.” A lie. And she knew it. She offered a slow, knowing nod. I could see wheels already churning in her mind. Snapping out of her thoughts, she dropped a thick slab of steak on her son’s plate, “Damien, sweetheart, you need to eat more. You’ve been training too hard.” My gaze shifted to my own plate, nothing but a small dish of soup served by the maid. And then to a chair beside mine. The one that should have been occupied by my m

“My stomach dropped. James’s expression turned serious. “Whatever is happening between you and Alpha Adrian… you should end it now, Rox. You don’t want that kind of trouble.” The bell rang, cutting off any reply. We stood and regrouped. Jack and the other alphas,except Adrian,waited at the front. One of them stepped forward: a tall man with his hair tied in a man bun and a neatly trimmed goatee. “Now that most of you have gotten the hang of the single-leg lateral hops with the bear hug,” he said, scanning our tired faces, “we’ll move on to the next exercise. He offered a small smile. “In case you forgot, I’m Liam, Alpha of the Moonlight Pack.”

I guess there’s a first time for everything. We hit the county offices and Dagger gets the papers and information he needs. His speech is articulate when he talks to the woman in planning and zoning. He introduces himself as Dax Montgomery and tells her he wants to open a small store and eventually bring in gasoline for four-wheelers. She gives him information from the EPA and the Division of Weights and Measures. I stand by and act as normal as possible. The woman doesn’t give us strange looks or act like we’re not normal. The chip on my shoulder crumbles a bit at her helpfulness.