Alpha Dom and His Human Surrogate

Chapter 336 – Explode

Ella

I gasp, my hands again flying to my mouth –

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His pup his –

“Oh my god,” I murmur, my eyes flashing to Cora’s shocked face

But before I can do anything, say anything else, Roger leaps forward, grabbing Cora hard by the arms. She screams, terrified, and I can see the very real shock and fear on her face as Roger shakes her once, hard.

“How, Cora!” he yells, his eyes wide- so wide I can see the whites all around them –

I gasp, realizing that Roger is completely flipping out – realizing that he’s he’s turning

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Sinclair sees it the moment I do and bellows, crossing the room in two steps and grabbing Roger around the waist, tackling him to the floor as Roger’s body changes swiftly, flashing into his wolf form in the blink of an eye. I move to reach for Cora, wanting her by my side, but Sinclair and Roger are between us.

I move, fast, grabbing Rafe’s carrier and dashing along the wall to the back of the room, watching Cora stumble backwards towards it as well. Rafe starts to wail with the shock and the noise of it

all, but we reach the back wall at the same time as Cora.

Snarls rip through the air as I take Cora’s hand. As I snap my attention back to our mates I see that they’re both in their wolf forms, snapping at each other, wrestling on the ground, each seeking dominance –

“Oh my god,” Cora murmurs, her hand shaking as she raises it to her mouth, unable to take her eyes away from her mate fighting mine.

“It’s okay,” I assure her, reaching out and taking her hand, hoping that I’m right, “He was just – he was just really freaked out Cora –”

She turns her eyes to me, scared, but I squeeze her hand, willing her to believe that it’s all right. I open my mouth to say something, but my words are drowned out by a mighty roar and we both spin our heads back to the wolves to see Sinclair standing over Roger, pinning him down beneath his paws, Sinclair’s mouth open and with all his razor teeth on display.

Next to me, I feel Cora tremble and realize that while she’s lived amongst wolves for a while now – and while I’ve had time to get used to this kind of ferocity as part of my life and my own identity

That, well, this is perhaps the first time she’s experiencing it for herself.

And that, perhaps, it’s not the best moment for her to have this experience.

Even though he’s crying, and even though it goes against everything in my mother’s heart to put Rafe’s carrier down and ignore him, I do just that. And then I wrap my arms around my sister and let her tuck her face against my shoulder, crying her heart out in fear, and grief, and shock, and

surprise

else it

from Roger now, some of the intensity going out

he replies instantly, looking at me with his fierce wolf’s eyes. He flipped out – it was a purely bodily reaction

to pin him down so he could take a second and

a flash of light, he’s there, that smirk right on his face where I knew it would be. Sinclair tucks

Roger’s wolf get to his feet hanging his head a little but looking directly at her. Slowly, she uncurls

on her own, looking into

urge softly, kneeling down to attend to my own baby boy, lifting

him, hoping he settles. “It will

of light, and he’s standing there in front

his face full of

she murmurs, her hands still shaking.

crosses to her in a few steps and takes her face in his hands, staring down

right? God, Cora, if I hurt you I’d kill myself

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”

okay,” she stumbles out, laughing a little and looking up at him, and as I stand with Rafe in my arms I can feel my heart in my throat to see the love she has for him written plain

“I’m a

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shaken, Roger – you

apology written in every line of him.

to Cora’s shoulders as he looks down at her stomach,

stomach as

really…”

look up at each other again. “It is I can smell

Cora

laughter bubbles out of

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at her face for a second, and then he’s

with no fear, no aggression – just sweeping her up in his arms and spinning

marvel at themselves, at this impossible thing they

my eyes away from them, just for a second, a huge

beyond them. I see the same expression on his face as he

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