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for and brought it to Sapphire. “I'll need a urine sample, Madam Alpha. The bathroom’s down the hall and to your left.”
Grabbing the plastic cup, Sapphire moved down the hall and entered the bathroom. Five minutes later she came out and handed the sample back to Kayson.
Sapphire watched curiously as he put her urine in a machine. A few minutes later, with a glazed look on her face and her mind in the clouds, Sapphire was brought back when Kayson said. “All done.”
Beginning to pace again, Sapphire looked at Kayson, trying to gauge the results from his expression. His face was a cool composed mask, but she knew if she wanted to, she could pick the information from his mind. Be patient, the voice of reason told her, but in her nervousness, she asked. "Well?"
“Well?” Sapphire asked nervously.
“You’re not pregnant.” Kayson replied softly.
Chapter 2
Sapphire paused in her pacing, not exactly sure what to do. “Oh.” She said quietly. I’m not pregnant.
It was a little strange hearing it, when she’d been thinking it. It was even more strange that she felt a little...sad because of the news. Of course it was too early in their relationship for children. Sapphire was still learning to adjust to being with other people, and Sin was adjusting to having a mate. Throw a baby into the mix and it was like a chaotic tornado of forced emotions and unspoken feelings.
“But I can run some tests and figure out what's wrong. Though given your new role, it could just be stress. Are you feeling alright, Madam Alpha?” Dr. Kayson stopped his rambling and asked her softly.
Sapphire nodded her head, feeling caged in the doctor’s office. “Yes, quite alright. I need to get back. Thank you for your help, doctor.” Sapphire said quickly on her way to the door.
Kayson didn’t say anything as Sapphire threw open the front door and forced herself to walk slowly and calmly back to her house. It was a struggle not to just shift and run into the forest to come to terms with the news. But she was an alpha now. She accepted that role as she accepted Sin. Running away and dealing with things on her own was something she couldn’t do anymore.
She had someone to rely on. Her mate. Sin.
Sapphire acted on instinct, bursting through the front doors. She followed the scent of spiced chocolate and something completely male until she found Sin in his study. Pushing the thick oak door wide, Sapphire entered, her eyes easily going to the desk where her mate lounged back on his chair, feet propped on the desk, with his ear to his cellphone.
Her smiled at her, relaxed and sure. but Sapphire couldn’t return the easy smile, she could only run to him, throw her arms around his neck and kiss him like her was her entire world.
Sin pulled away from her and spoke into the phone.“Vince, I got to call you back. My mate needs me.”
He clicked the phone off without waiting for a reply and threw it on the desk. “What’s wrong, Sapphire?” Sin asked softly, gathering her body closer to his.
What could she say? She wasn’t pregnant but she’d thought she was? For a second in time, the thought of carrying Sin’s child excited her. For a millisecond, she imagined small hands and feet cradled in her arms with big brown eyes full of innocence staring up at her.
No. She couldn’t say any of that because even thinking about it was painful. She should have been happy, should have felt relief that she wasn’t pregnant and bringing yet another complication into their already complicated life, but…
Sapphire shook her head, feeling hot tears burn her eyes as she pressed her lips once more to Sin’s. I can’t.
Sin opened his mouth and deepened the kiss, pulled her firmly into the realm of desire and yearning need. His mouth and tongue and heat drowned out a sorrow that she didn’t know she had. Sin exhausted her pain, ignited her pleasure, and
Grabbing the plastic cup, Sapphire moved down the hall and entered the bathroom. Five minutes later she came out and handed the sample back to Kayson.
Sapphire watched curiously as he put her urine in a machine. A few minutes later, with a glazed look on her face and her mind in the clouds, Sapphire was brought back when Kayson said. “All done.”
Beginning to pace again, Sapphire looked at Kayson, trying to gauge the results from his expression. His face was a cool composed mask, but she knew if she wanted to, she could pick the information from his mind. Be patient, the voice of reason told her, but in her nervousness, she asked. "Well?"
“Well?” Sapphire asked nervously.
“You’re not pregnant.” Kayson replied softly.
Chapter 2
Sapphire paused in her pacing, not exactly sure what to do. “Oh.” She said quietly. I’m not pregnant.
It was a little strange hearing it, when she’d been thinking it. It was even more strange that she felt a little...sad because of the news. Of course it was too early in their relationship for children. Sapphire was still learning to adjust to being with other people, and Sin was adjusting to having a mate. Throw a baby into the mix and it was like a chaotic tornado of forced emotions and unspoken feelings.
“But I can run some tests and figure out what's wrong. Though given your new role, it could just be stress. Are you feeling alright, Madam Alpha?” Dr. Kayson stopped his rambling and asked her softly.
Sapphire nodded her head, feeling caged in the doctor’s office. “Yes, quite alright. I need to get back. Thank you for your help, doctor.” Sapphire said quickly on her way to the door.
Kayson didn’t say anything as Sapphire threw open the front door and forced herself to walk slowly and calmly back to her house. It was a struggle not to just shift and run into the forest to come to terms with the news. But she was an alpha now. She accepted that role as she accepted Sin. Running away and dealing with things on her own was something she couldn’t do anymore.
She had someone to rely on. Her mate. Sin.
Sapphire acted on instinct, bursting through the front doors. She followed the scent of spiced chocolate and something completely male until she found Sin in his study. Pushing the thick oak door wide, Sapphire entered, her eyes easily going to the desk where her mate lounged back on his chair, feet propped on the desk, with his ear to his cellphone.
Her smiled at her, relaxed and sure. but Sapphire couldn’t return the easy smile, she could only run to him, throw her arms around his neck and kiss him like her was her entire world.
Sin pulled away from her and spoke into the phone.“Vince, I got to call you back. My mate needs me.”
He clicked the phone off without waiting for a reply and threw it on the desk. “What’s wrong, Sapphire?” Sin asked softly, gathering her body closer to his.
What could she say? She wasn’t pregnant but she’d thought she was? For a second in time, the thought of carrying Sin’s child excited her. For a millisecond, she imagined small hands and feet cradled in her arms with big brown eyes full of innocence staring up at her.
No. She couldn’t say any of that because even thinking about it was painful. She should have been happy, should have felt relief that she wasn’t pregnant and bringing yet another complication into their already complicated life, but…
Sapphire shook her head, feeling hot tears burn her eyes as she pressed her lips once more to Sin’s. I can’t.
Sin opened his mouth and deepened the kiss, pulled her firmly into the realm of desire and yearning need. His mouth and tongue and heat drowned out a sorrow that she didn’t know she had. Sin exhausted her pain, ignited her pleasure, and
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