Eighty.

Alpha Colt

When Lilah arrives back, she comes back empty handed. As expected, she went to see Linc. I could smell his scent on her, she wouldn't be able to deny it.

“You lied to me!” I was careful to keep my tone light so that I didn’t disturb Aiden and make him cry.

“No!”

“Lilah, don’t lie to me.”

“I’m not, I went to see Daphne.”

“And?”

“She swears that she can’t remember anything.”

“More lies.”

“No. She genuinely can’t remember anything after you telling us to stay in the hospital. You want answers but Daphne can’t give you them. No one can!” She leans down to swoop up our son who is busy rolling around on the floor

“When can I question her?”

“Not yet. Colt, she lost the pup.”

“She lost it?” I had to be very careful with the next few words that come out of my mouth. I knew Lilah still hadn’t gotten over losing the other pups. “I thought the pup was okay?”

“The doctors can’t explain it. The heartbeat just stopped.” There’s a flash of sorrow in her eyes. A sadness for herself and for