Alpha Dom and His Human Surrogate by Caroline Above Story

#Chapter 475- Chaos at Home Ella

“Oh geeze,” I say when we pull up to Cora and Roger’s house in the pre- dawn morning and see that every light is on. “You ready for this?”

“Sure!” Sinclair says, grinning at me as he puts the car in park at the end of the driveway. “It will be a nice role reversal – this time Roger can be the one worried sick and I can be in the background cracking jokes.”

“Aww, sweetheart,” I say, grinning at my mate and putting a soft hand on his cheek. “It’s cute that you think you’re funny enough to crack jokes.”

Sinclair’s brows knit together as he frowns at me. “What are you talking about? I’m very funny.”

“Okay, baby,” I murmur, patting his shoulder as I turn to climb out of the car.

“I am!” he insists as he gets out of the driver’s seat and starts around the car.

“Dominic,” I sigh, hiding my teasing grin as I lean into the car and unbuckle Rafe, pulling him into my arms. “You have so many blessings. Why do you need to be funny too?”

“Because I am funny!” Sinclair says, crossing his arms and glaring at me.

“Okay!” I say cheerfully, not contracting him but moving quickly towards the front door of the house without confirming either.

“Ella!” he scoffs, striding after me.

“What!?” I laugh, knocking on the door for once instead of just striding in because I want to give Cora and Roger their privacy if they’re not ready for us. We did get here really fast, after all the roads were empty this early.

“I make you laugh all the time,” Sinclair says, still frowning down at me.

“Yes, sweetheart,” I say, grinning with mischief as I gaze up at him, “but I’m laughing at you, not your jokes.”

He growls at me, starting to get a little miffed, and I burst into laughter. Sinclair opens his mouth to protest more but both of our attention snaps forward when the door flies open, revealing a harried Roger staring at us with the fingers of one hand already tangled in his own hair.

“Come in,” he says, his voice frantic and full of dread. “I need you to talk sense into her – ”

to see her starting up

on his shoulder as I hurry past him and up the stairs to Cora, taking the plate of toast she’s carrying out of her hand, Rafe perched on

use the stair lift chair?” I ask, gesturing towards

as she continues to lift herself up one step at a

duh,” I say, rolling my eyes at her.

and she. shakes her head at me. “Okay, good,” she says. “Someone sane

Roger calls from the bottom of the steps, and I turn to see him

I ask, looking between them, baffled. Because honestly Cora looks fine to me just very pregnant and in the early stages of labor. And she would know if

to go to the hospital!” Roger insists as Sinclair closes the front door and stands at his brother’s side at the bottom of the stairs, radiating support but unable to keep a little smile from his mouth, clearly enjoying seeing his big brother all freaked out. “This idea of a home birth was a terrible idea – what

at her as we get to the top of the steps because I can tell that this is an argument they’ve been having all night,

ago,” Roger growls, starting to follow us up the

Rafe more securely into my arms. Cora climbs into bed and then puts her hands out for Rafe, who I lower for a, kiss, though I don’t pass him

“I’m perfectly healthy – there’s no reason to not do it at

in a hospital,” Roger says, crossing his arms as he comes into

how she wants them. “My sister, the magical healer, is here. It’ll be

happy little

stares at

I say, turning my head to the side as I remember it. “Oh yeah!” I laugh a little, giving

I always

on the Prairie,” Cora murmurs, rolling her eyes at me. “He thinks a home

see Sinclair clench his

be fine,” I say, smiling at Roger’s turned back, but I turn back to Cora when I hear her moan a

taking a deep breath.

“Did your water break?”

but doesn’t answer, clearly gritting her teeth through the pain. I murmur to her consolingly and reach for her hand, Rafe still wrapped cozy in my

Roger murmur, coming quickly to my side. “Is

here!” Cora growls, lifting her