All Chapters of A Baby For The Alpha (Book #1 Omega's series): Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Gerald nodded, hurrying over to the other side to get his tools. "It will take only a few minutes. Shall I give her an anaesthetic..for the pain?" Cassy sighed. "I am right here. You may ask me. I do not need to be knocked out before getting treated," she said dryly, earning a frown from Lino. She glared right back. Now the physician was treated her like a child too. Just great. "Pain killers should be fine," Lino said on her behalf and the physician hurried over to where Cassy lay on the oddly comfortable bed, though the place reeked of herbs and brewed plants. "Do open your mouth, Luna," he said, holding a spoon of something that smelled acrid. She gagged, covering her nose. "By the Goddess, what is that?" "Let me have it," Lino sighed, taking the spoon from the physician. His voice dropped low as he leaned closer. "Had I know you would be this annoying on a normal day, I would have mated you sooner." Cassy blinked. "What?" She had not expecte

The hybrid set out the next day with a horse and a change of clothes. The Luna had pushed a bag of food and fruits into his hands, regardless of how much he had declined her request to take it. She was quite strong willed and adamant, and he had spied her mate watching with pride as she won in their mini squabble on taking the food. He had never quite met anyone like her...or the Alpha. Too nice, he would think, but wolves were generally warm and trusting. The Head Alpha and Head Luna were no different. Heading to their lands, he had expected hostility from the Alpha and possibly an arrow to his head, but they gad merely been wary for a couple of minutes, and the Luna had been curious, prodding him and trying to get him to speak in the most annoying way possible. It reminded him of a certain someone he had promised never to think about. A certain someone who had taken off at the first chance she got, selfish to the very end. He should never have let her out. He should nev

With each step forward, she flaunted her hips before him, swaying and seducing him. He swallowed again and he could not take his eyes off her. Her lips curved into a sensual smile. "You have come back to me, dear July?" He hated her. He hated that name she had called him in the confines of her chambers while he had pleasured her. "Do not call me that." The words were off his lips before he could even think of the them. He expected her brows to furrow and then a frown to tug her lips down, the way it always happened whenever she was mad, but instead, Sasha grinned. "There he is," she cooed, stretching a long nail toward him. He tried not to flinch as it traced a lone down his cheek, cutting in deep to draw blood. Her gaze remained on his as she lifted her hand to her mouth and licked the blood off it slowly. "I find it hard to believe you, Julian. Not when I can smell wolves on you. You have been mingling with the enemy, dining with them," she made a dramat

Lino shoved Cassy behind him, taking a stance in front of her as he snarled at the men before them. They peeled away from the shadows with ease and grace and Cassy wondered for how long they had been there, laying in wait. "Cassy," Lino said underneath his breath, low enough that only she could hear him speak. "Run." Cassy pulled back on the sleeve of his shirt. "Run? There is no way in hell that I'll leave you here with them!" Lino's hand pressed her back, away from the men. "Now is not the time to argue with me, Cassy. There are ten of them. I cannot fight with them if you are here. They will go after you to try to make me bend and while I'll fight till I die for you, I do not think it is wise to even let it get to that point." "They are going to come after me anyway," Cassy said, heartbeat spiking as she noticed the men drawing nearer. They were all looking at her. She knew they had come for her again, and Lino would be safe if she wasn't here. It wa

Cassy fell forward as a burning sensation filled her up. She writhed, lunging for him. She was yanked back by the male holding on to the rope around her like it was some leash. Growling, she jutted forward, pulling the rope out of the male's grasp. The male grunted, going after her but Cassy did not care that she looked like a ragged animal. She didn't care that she was ripping her skin by pulling back on the ropes. She didn't care that someone was pulling her hair from behind, trying to take her away from him. Her world, her life was reduced to Lino's form that was writhing in pain. Against the pull of three men, she reached her mate's side and leaned over him. A tear dropped on his cheek and her lips trembled as she watched him breath hard, holding his hand to the gash to prevent blood loss. "It'll heal," Cassy cried, nodding amidst sobs. "It'll heal, Lino." He coughed slightly...and Cassy's breath hitched when she saw the blood on his lips. "Won't," he gritt