On that note, I turned and followed Oliver out of the dungeon.“You okay?” I asked him once we were back upstairs.He was quiet for a moment before sighing and then he nodded.“Yeah, I think so. It needed to be said and I don’t feel about what’s about to happen,” he admitted. “Does that make me a ba
Carol’s POVThe vomiting drowned out the sounds of the gasps. Aiden was quick to shield me from everyone staring. My stomach was normally stronger than this; what the hell was wrong with me? I was too wrapped up in myself and the fact that I just threw up in front of the entire pack, I hadn’t realiz
I couldn’t help but chuckle.“You flatter me,” I teased. “We should get back. I’m sure Aiden is wondering where we are. It’s been a couple of hours since we were there last.”She nodded in agreement. Thankfully the driver was still waiting outside and was ready to take us back to the packhouse. Aide
Carol’s POV“Mrs. Miller-Cruz, are you still there?”I realized I had been holding the phone to my ear without saying anything. I was way too stunned to speak, but I had questions that I needed her to answer right away. My heart was hammering in my chest at the very thought of being pregnant.“Docto
Coach shrugged.“Even so, if it gets us the win, then I’ll take it.”I laughed as I turned back to the team. The way they effortlessly glided across the ice made me think back to when Aiden taught me how to skate. I blush crept along my cheeks as I thought about what happened after he taught me how
Allen was quick to catch me though before I actually hit the floor. Everything was spinning and I felt so sick.“Allen…I—” I couldn’t speak.Specks of darkness clouded my vision; I turned my head away from Allen and lost the contents of my stomach all over my office floor.I heard him cursing, but t
Carol’s POVI was having a baby! A freaking baby! I wasn’t sick, I was pregnant. Allen was holding my hands and grinning from ear to ear. All senses came back to me at the same time, and I quickly pulled my hands out of his. I needed to contact Aiden and tell him the good news. I wanted to tell h
“I’m afraid I can’t do that, Carol,” he said, his hands clutching the wheel even tighter. “You see, I’ve been told I needed to get rid of your body. I was told to not allow you to return to the pack. But I can’t do that either. I can’t kill you because I’m in love with you.”“What?” I gasped. “Allen