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Chapter 30
I was glad of his support because I am convinced I would have fallen if there was no one holding me up. We slowly made out way into the hall and then into the next door. Inside was Max, sat on a similar sofa, in front of a similar fire.
His expression relaxed when he set eyes on me but immediately tensed again when he noticed who was with me.
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Alpha Loren Chapter 31
Thirty mindblowing minutes later, I was rendered breathing heavily underneath my also breathing heavily mate. He was above me with a thin layer of sweat on his brow as we lay amongst a sea of shambolic garments."That was fucking good," he said collapsing on top of me.
Alpha Loren Chapter 32
Six hours later,I sat between Max and Leo with my head resting on Leo's shoulder as we drove. Their shoulders were kind of encroaching into my space and I've seen bigger cars in my life but it was warm and snuggly. At some point, I must have dropped off because when I woke up we were no longer in a mountain range but amongst the tall trees of a forest.
Alpha Loren Chapter 33
13 hours later,I next woke to the sound of a beeping machine and the sanitary smell of hospitals. I could feel a dull ache in my stomach but more worryingly a sharp, stabbing pain in my uterus. I looked around the room to find it empty. Soon after, the door opened and Leo entered with a cup of coffee in his hand. He wore a weary, drained expression on his face and his eyes were red and puffy.
Alpha Loren Chapter 34
A day later,We arrived safe and sound back in Stella territory. Leo wanted me to stay in the hospital in the Russian pack for longer but I insisted that we made it back for Silas's birthday. I wasn't willing to miss any more of my children's life than I already had. When he was finished with his little rendezvous with the nurse, Max was also eager to get back to his family- to be specific, his sister.
Alpha Loren Author's Note
Introducing...Book three in the Alpha Loren series: The Kingdom of the BanishedThey say the course of true love never does run smooth. This year, Leonardo and I decided to take that to an extreme.It had been four years since I almost died in Russia and four years since I was last separated from him for more than a couple of days. That's almost a thousand and a half days, the arrival of two more children and a whole lot of ordinary, chaotic peace.Chaotic peace. The sort of unexpected peace one gets whilst raising eight very active children in one house.But all that came to a swift end when Leo's past came back to bite us all in the arse. Any sense of order and normality was thrown up in the air and everything I thought to be true was questioned. People I thought I'd lost long ago were suddenly right in front of me and a shadowy side of my mate that I could never even imagine was revealed.&
Alpha Loren Chapter 1
Four years later,"Mama?" Cato asked as we walked through the forest in the direction of the school. My twins, Francesca and Marie, who were now five years old, walked ahead of us hand in hand skipping and Mathias and Silas were trailing behind having their favourite conversation about dinosaurs...again. I also had my youngest daughter, Lili, holding my hand, the latest member to the Loren family at only four months, Stefano, in a sling across my front and his older brother by one year, Zacharius, in the stroller.
Alpha Loren Chapter 2
Chapter 2After ten minutes or so, I came to the conclusion that the blood was not coming out of my top. It didn't bother me in the slightest though.I was just about to make my way back inside when a scream erupted. It wasn't a baby's scream and nor was it coming from Jack and Lola's house. I instantly got to my feet and pricked my ears only to hear another and another and then a whole flood of chaos and panic.
Alpha Loren Chapter 3
Chapter 3When I cam back onto the street of the village, the carnage was still unfolding. Men, women and children lay on the floor, maybe alive, maybe not. For a short while, I stood dumbstruck, unsure what to do. The adrenaline was still pumping through my veins but the shock of what had just happened was beginning to sink in. Before I had the chance to follow just one of the many screams, I felt tightening in my lungs. Then a sting and then a horrific burning sensation. I slunk behind a house trying to control the fits of coughing but nothing seemed to bring it any relief. There were others around me coughing too; they must have put something in the air. It irritated my eyes and combined with the smoke from the fires made it difficult to
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