Kids from One Alpha

Chapter 41: Carson and Serena

Carson wasn’t badly injured after the most recent Moonshine attack, but Serena had patched him up when he’d come into the hospital and supplied him with fluids. Since then, he had stopped by every day to see her while the hospital renovations had been in progress.

Always with an excuse, like checking in for the Alpha, but Serena was starting to suspect there was more to his visits. “I see you go the new hospital beds installed,” Carson said when Serena entered an unoccupied room to restock medical supplies. Starting, she whipped around to see Carson sitting on the new bed, bouncing up and down to test the mattress. Serena sighed and smiled at him.

my progress.” Carson pursed his lips. “Alright, you caught me,” he said jokingly. “I just like the hospital. Something about new medical equipment and the smell of sterility is a real turn on.” He hopped off the bed and bounced his eyebrows. Serena giggled. “Yea, I‘m sure it is,” she said. “I’ve still got a lot of work to do today. If this really is going to be a daily event, do you mind if we pick it up again tomorrow?” she asked. “Oh, are you inviting me to come visit again?” he asked coyly. Serena rolled her eyes. She liked how flirtatious and

one, didn’t l?” she asked. Carson laughed. “If you don’t want to, I’ll understand,” he said. Serena shook her head. She thought about it for a moment. The only other male she’d had a chance to really talk to since she’d come to the pack, other than Logan, had spurned her the moment he found out that she had kids. Carson was charming, funny, and nice. She didn’t want to get her hopes up though, and then have him react the same way the guy at the party had. “You know I have kids, right?” she asked. “That I’m a single mom?” Carson raised an eyebrow at her. “Um, yes,” he said. “Did you want to bring them to dinner too?” Serena smiled lightly. “No, I was just making sure,” she said with a nod. “Why would that bother me?” Carson asked. Serena shrugged. She scooped her folder up under her arm, seeing the time and realizing she had to get back to her rounds. “I have no idea,” she admitted. “It seems to bother some pack members.” Carson growled under his breath. “Then they aren’t worth your time,” he informed her, crossing his

was likely the father of her kids. What kind of problems could that cause? She

and then called Carson. “Hey, I’m sorry to have a last-minute change, but the sitter is sick,” she said. “There’s no one to watch the kids. Luna Flo is overseeing more renovation plans at the hospital.” “Oh, that’s really too bad,” Carson said. “But, if that is the only thing stopping you, just bring them along to