All Chapters of Let's Play, Little Mate!: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Ivy's POVAs the days turned into weeks, Dan recovered quickly and was discharged from the hospital and although he insisted on staying back at the hospital, Bianca and I managed to convince him to go home because he needed to reset from being in the hospital for a look time.I remained by Alpha Jax's side, tending to his every need during his recovery. The hospital became our temporary sanctuary, a place where our bond grew stronger with each passing moment.At first, Jax was weak and fragile, his body slowly mending from the wounds he had sustained in the fight with the witch. I took on the role of caregiver, ensuring he received his medications, assisting him with his physical therapy, and providing him with comfort and support. It was during those quiet moments when our connection deepened.We spent countless hours talking, reminiscing about our past, and dreaming about our future. Jax shared stories of his childhood, painting a vivid picture of the person he once was and the mist

As I walked down the streets of our small cozy town, I felt the cool breeze blowing gently on my face. The town has remained peaceful since the witch was burnt at the stake, a fact that I appreciated deeply. Everyone was suddenly friends with each other in town, and we all had come to care for one another. I decided to visit Bianca, whom I hadn't seen for a while. I realized that I had been caught up building the town back up that when Dan just said she was okay I took it but I realized that I really missed her and our conversations so much so I hoped into the next available can I could find and drove to her house. I got to the house and before I got to the front porch, I knew that there was nobody at home because this was my home to for awhile so I already knew somethings only people who lived there would know. I stood in front of the door, wondering why there was nobody in the house, I was about to leave when I see a piece of paper stick at the corner of the window and I went to see

Ivy's POV I had finally been discharged from the hospital, and everything was going back to normal. I was glad to be back to my routine of cooking and bringing food to everyone's workplace. It brought me joy to see them enjoying the food I had made. However, I was still hurting. Jax and I had a big fight, and we weren't talking as much as we used to. It took everything in me not to break down whenever I thought about it. He complained that if I had listened to him then I would not have been admitted into the hospital at all but I argued that my complication did not happen because I was cooking and doing the thing I loved doing and it was just a health issue but he of course did not agree with me. I made it clear that I was not going to stop and anytime I went to his office,I pretended not to see the little eye roll he always did to the side because what ever he did wou

As I sat in front of the mirror, watching my hairstylist finish up the last touches of my hair, I couldn't help but feel overwhelmed with emotions. Today was the day Jax and I were getting married in front of our whole town. It was a big day not just for us but for our entire pack as well.Bianca, who was my maid of honor, was with me in the room, putting on her own makeup. We were both talking excitedly about the day ahead."Oh my gosh, Ivy, you are going to look stunning in that dress!" Bianca exclaimed, as she turned around to look at me.I couldn't help but smile as I looked down at my dress, which was a gorgeous, white, flowy gown. "Thanks, Bianca, I just can't wait to see Jax's reaction when he sees me."I was just about to tell her how nervous I was when we heard a knock on the door."Come in," I called out.It was Mara, the refugee I helped sometime ago but we had grown pretty close and she was also one of my bridesmaids. "Hey guys, Jax sent me to check up on you, he's gettin

Ivy's POV As the Luna of my pack, my days were filled with attending to the needs of my people and overseeing the progress of our little town, which was growing larger in population little by little. My mate, Jax, was just as busy as I was, handling the construction of new buildings and all his other office jobs that I knew nothing about and it was not because he had not tried to explain that aspect to me a hundred times but I was just not getting it, and ensuring that we had enough resources for everyone. Despite working side by side, we both struggled with finding time to really be with each other and experience our love like I would have wanted us to.One evening, as we were walking home from a meeting, a habit we had developed of recent because I was trying to lose all the extra weight I had put on after the birth of the twins and frankly speaking they were really helping because I was slowly but surely getting back into shape and I loved how I looked again.We were discussing bu