Running Away with Alpha's Baby Bump
“Every time thunder rolls, he stirs.”
I finally turned to look at them and Aria seat by the hearth, her hair damp and tangled, her arms wrapped around our son as though she could keep the world from touching him. Storm’s hand twitched, fingers curling toward the flame. The hearth responded with a faint spark, as if waiting for his command.
I knelt beside them. “The storm listens to him.”
Aria’s gaze lifted, meeting mine. “Or it obeys him.”
There was no accusation in her tone, but the words landed heavy. I had seen power before, wolves born under rare moons, shamans who could touch the threads of old magic, but nothing like this child. Nothing that made the air itself bend.