Kids from One Alpha

Chapter 59: Jealous Anger

“What is it, Serena?” Logan asked coldly when she called him. Serena cleared her throat. She stuttered a little. Logan rolled his eyes. Another pack member had recently told him about Carson’s day with the twins and his other dinner date with Serena. Logan thought it was strange that she hadn’t mentioned it to him at all, that Carson hadn’t said anything either. He didn’t know why she would want to hide the fact she was seeing someone else from him. It had bothered him, especially after he’d confided in her. He thought they were friends, but clearly, she did not value or respect him the same way he did her. “Is this a bad time?” Serena asked. Logan grunted. “Not really,” he said gruffly. He couldn’t help the tone in his voice. There was too much anger and emotion he had towards her at the moment, and he couldn’t temper it because he hadn’t had a chance to sort through it all. “Okay, well, something has come up. I was hoping you could come by the hospital and we could talk about it,” she said. She was being pleasant enough. Logan wondered if she was finally going to fess up about her relationship with Carson. He wondered why Carson hadn’t told him either. Not that the Beta’s relationships were his business, but as friends, he would have thought Carson would have let him know if there was a romantic interest in his life. It still bothered him that the two of them were dating in the first place! “I might be able to spare a few minutes this afternoon,” Logan said tightly. “Thank you,” Serena said. “I’ll be in Adriana’s office. You can find me there any time.” “Alright,“ Logan said. He hung up quickly. She was being so professional and friendly It grated his nerves even more!

Growling to himself, Logan pushed away from his desk, the wheels on his chair grinding against the wood floor. One dinner had been odd enough, but he hadn’t thought any more had come out of their spending time together.

Now he had found out that Serena and Carson had eaten a romantic dinner together and spent a day with the twins! Logan had to admit that he was bothered by the twins spending time with Carson too. He shouldn’t be, he had no reason to be, but it was there. 

He’d been busy with Holly and Moonshine, and he hadn’t had the chance to make good on his promise to see them. Logan felt guilty for not getting to see them, and hunt that Carson had found the time! The Alpha amused himself with thoughts of giving Carson more responsibility so he wouldn’t have the time to spend with Serena or the kids socially.

Sighing, Logan grabbed his sweat shirt and headed out of his office to the hospital. Whatever it was that Serena wanted to talk to him about, he figured it would be better to get it over with.

on the desk in front of her. “Thank you for coming, Logan,” she said, standing up. “I’m sorry if the timing is bad.” “The timing is fine, Serena,” he said, waving away her concerns. She smiled at him, and he felt silly for being so angry at her before. She was a respectable, noble female, and she wouldn’t purposely hide anything from him. She wasn’t the most forthcoming, but he still trusted her to be honest. “Adriana and I were going through the bloodwork results from the annual physicals,” she said, putting her hands on the pages on the desk. “Okay,” Logan said,

rerun the tests. The other female agreed, but Holly…she

asked, ignoring what Serena was telling him “About what?” Serena asked, creasing her brows. “About you and Carson?” he asked bluntly “What about us?” she asked. She was so casual

“Stop lying!” he snapped

at least not taking the health of her baby seriously.” Serena

look at these blood results,” Serena insisted, shoving the pages towards him. Logan snarled. “Tell me about

don’t have one,”

waving the papers in front of his face. “It is possible that Holly’s sample got mixed up with this female, or vice versa, and I won’t know until I run their results again. Either way, one of them

him the truth about her feelings or the nature of their relationship. “I don’t

this. He wanted to get a reaction out of her, to force her into revealing what he thought he