Alpha Dimitri By LS Barbosa

Chapter 69

Dimitri

I walked out of the room, taking a deep breath as I tried to stop my own anger from building.

Having seen the woman coming back from almost being dead, I couldn’t find myself arguing with her right now.

“1 can assume that it didn’t go as you planned for it to.” Ivan said, and I shook my head. I didn’t expect things to be all pink when she woke up, but I had to admit, the last thing that I expected was her reaction.

“On the contrary,” I said, and he raised an eyebrow. I smiled and nodded at Mariana to go inside the room, knowing that she would be the person in charge of taking care of our little one. I still didn’t even know what we were going to name her, but I knew that I wanted it to be special. “I wouldn’t have expected her to look at me any differently, but I am going to need to do a little more effort to manage winning her over this time.”

I could take things any further, and considering the fact that I knew that I almost lost her, I didn’t want my daughter to live through a moment where she

a way to make things work All we have to do is just try,” I said, and he shook his head at me. My heart ached, and I couldn’t help but find myself wondering whether or not I was doing something that was correct. But I knew one

on doing, Alpha Dimitri?” Ivan asked, and I turned to find Natalia, who was just entering the corridor, walking

with her, but I think that she could use someone as her friend

I know, the two of us are friends, but it is you who is not only the father of the baby, but the man who is supposed to be considered her husband‘ in your world of wolves.” She said, and I looked down at my feet for a second. The fact that the two of us were yet to actually be considered mates was something that

would be telling her or anyone at that point, but I knew

I was stuck between stone and a brick wall that I couldn’t get out of. My heart raced, and my chest felt far

-What

I looked at the room door for a second, recalling the helplessness that I felt as I looked at the sime door, watching as the nurses and doctors entered and left the room before walking out an hour later to tell me

whole night, and up until she opened her eyes, I couldn’t find myself getting any shut ones myself, fearing that something might end up happening to her when I knew that her baby was going to need