Nanny and the Alpha Daddy

#Chapter 114: Protected

Moana

Edrick rushed me to the doctor. I felt myself slowly returning to consciousness in the back of his car as he sped through the city streets. There was a pounding in my head, but thankfully no other pain, although I couldn’t quite explain why I had gone unconscious. I thought that it had something to do with Mina borrowing mine and the baby’s power to protect us, but I couldn’t be exactly sure, and her own energy was too low after the ordeal to be able to communicate well.

Either way, I just hoped that the baby was okay.

“Where is Ella?” I muttered once I was able to speak.

Edrick shook his head from the front seat. “She’s fine,” he said. “She’s at home.” As he spoke, I felt a wave of relief wash over me. I was glad to know that Kelly hadn’t done anything sinister to Ella, but at the same time, thinking about Kelly reminded me of the fact that I was fairly certain that this was all her plan.

“Kelly…”

“Shh,” Edrick interrupted as he pulled into the hospital parking lot. “Don’t worry about that right now.”

Edrick parked, then jumped out of the car and came around to the back. I tried to sit up and get out myself, but Edrick quickly stopped me and instead scooped me up and carried me to the doors. Being in his arms made me feel safe and protected, and the sense of love that I felt when he saved me in that dark, wet alleyway never faded.

I was still out of it as I heard nurses shouting. I felt myself being lowered into a wheelchair before being whisked away to get checked.

“Edrick,” I said, holding out my hand. “Don’t leave me.”

“I won’t.” Edrick reached out and took my hand, jogging alongside the wheelchair as the nurses pushed me through the doors to an examination room. He held my hand tightly, even when I was laid on a hospital bed and the nurses began to take my vitals and draw blood.

Finally, the doctor came in. The very first thing she did was perform an ultrasound on the baby to make sure that everything was okay.

Both Edrick and I held our breaths as the doctor set up the ultrasound machine.

“What happened?” the doctor asked, concern drawn across her face. It was the same doctor from before; the one who did my first ultrasound.

wrapped tightly around mine, and as he spoke he looked down at me with worry in his eyes. He gently reached up and brushed some hair out of my

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to go

but I

“I’m going home.”

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you end the beby ere incredibly heelthy. You

died in that dark alleyway, replaced by only warmth

across her face. “There’s your baby!” she exclaimed, turning the screen so we could see the tiny little thing growing inside of me. “Healthy as can be. We’ll just wait for those blood test results to come back, and then you can go home if you want. But if you’d rather stay here for the night just in case, we can prepare a more comfortable room for

going to suggest that I spend the night in

want to go home,”

but I

“I’m going home.”

doctor chuckled. “She’ll be fine, Mr. Morgan,” she said as she wiped the ultrasound jelly off of my stomach with a towel and helped me sit up. “I’ll go look at those blood

was gone, Edrick’s shoulders slumped. He let go of my hands for the first time and passed a hand over his tired face, pacing over to the window and peering out worriedly. It was as though he expected the Rogues to suddenly show up and attack me again. When he turned back around, I could see that there were already big, dark circles forming under his eyes, and his face was ghostly

alright?” I asked worriedly. “You

That’s all.” His voice sounded gravelly and strained, as though he really was suddenly getting sick, but I decided not to pry any further. By then, the doctor had already returned with a smile on her

came back perfectly normal,” she said. “In fact, both you and the baby are incredibly healthy. You and

“I’d really appreciate it if either of you would tell me what exactly happened,” she said. “You missed your appointment, and now you show up and you’re both

it again. He seemed too stunned still from the whole ordeal to speak, but I knew it was necessary for the

feeling my voice shake and seeing the doctor’s eyes widen as I recalled the horrible experience. “I got attacked

looking back and forth between Edrick and I, before she finally spoke again. “Well in that case, you’re very lucky,” she said. “For someone who was attacked by Rogues, there’s