Accidental Surrogate for Alpha

Accidental Surrogate for Alpha Chapter 177

#Chapter 177 — Hypnosis

Ella

“I don’t want to wake up .” I complain, still snuggled beneath the covers of my dream bed with Sinclair.

“I know, but the sooner we do and get back to work, the sooner we can be reunited.” Sinclair replies, sounding every bit as reluctant as I feel.

“Meet me again tonight?” I request, wondering how I’ll ever force myself to untangle my limbs from his.

True to his promise, my mate had freed me of my guilt and helped me forgive myself, just not in the way I expected. I got to give him plenty of pleasure, but unleashing all of his Alpha power was like experiencing his wolf on steroids. He was so wild and feral, practically rabid with lust, and my wolf responded like a complete wanton. I imagine it’s what being in heat will feel like after the baby comes, and the entire night passed in a blurry haze. My body is sore and aching from my mate’s dominant treatment, but my heart is light and my conscience is clear.

“wild horses couldn’t stop me.” Sinclair promises, still bathing me in the glow of his astounding magic.

“We’ll of course not.” I joke, “your wolf is the size of a bloody horse already and he’s got built in knives on his fingers and toes.”

Sinclair laughs, petting my hip. “Fine, an army of vampires couldn’t stop me.” He amends.

I pause, “wait, are vampires real too?”

“No.” Sinclair smiles, without judgment. He pauses then, seeming to be listening for something. “I think I’m waking up. Be good today, little mate. No skipped meals or forgotten naps.”

stay safe.” I agree, thinking I might cry and then feeling ridiculous for being so emotional over such a short

no.vel.ebook Instead he waits for me to look up at him again, “and please talk to Gabriel

confirmation, “I’ll make

pouring all his love through our bond, and then

to discover that my sister is already present, anxiously looking on as the Vanaran doctors treat injured shifters. She’s so consumed in the events in the medical

me.” She breathes,

I follow her gaze to a surgeon setting a broken bone, placing the injured arm into a strange machine, which automatically projects a light image of the woman’s skeleton, like a portable x-ray which requires no radiation. As we watch, the machine carefully bends and shifts the limb until the bones are lined up properly, and the shifter only emits a low hiss, making me think it must be a relatively pain-free process. “Admiring

feeling

a lot they could be teaching the rest of the world

hiding.” I reply, “you know how humans are with people they don’t know or understand.no.vel.ebook If they found out about wolves we’d have

world would probably demonize them the way they do with everyone who’s

our side, but I think it’s a mistake to forget how much damage humans can do when they

to find a gulf between us. Our relationship didn’t change when we found out I’m a shifter, but in this discussion we’re suddenly separated by our identities. “On our side?” She repeats, her

mean it that way.” I sigh, replaying my words in my mind and realizing

all these displaced shifters, for your pack.. have you even thought about how this war is affecting the humans on the continent? They’re suffering the same violence and instability, but unlike us, they don’t have any idea why it’s happening or where it’s coming from. It must just seem as though the world’s gone mad.” thuy Her

don’t have anywhere to run, there

I’ve been concerned for everyone left behind, but until this moment I hadn’t given any specific thought to the humans. The shame I so recently banished comes back

sorry.” I choke, “You’re right. I’ve gotten so caught up in my own life these last couple of weeks… in trying to figure out where I came from, that I forgot the

right now, it’s you.” Cora appeases begrudgingly. “And I’m probably just taking out my frustration on you,

“I have to think about the humans too, Sinclair might already be monitoring the situation or planning things, but if he isn’t, I’ll make sure we start.” I decide, thinking aloud. Almost as an afterthought,