The stranger that got me pregnant is my alpha mate

Chapter 2: Alpha Liam was in his wolf form, he just came back from a mission, he shifted back to his human form and the moon goddess stopped him, after she appeared to him.“ You need to go find your mate Liam, she is been looking for you, she is lonely and waiting for you” Moon goddess says and Liam wonders who could be his mate.“ What are you taking about? I thought I don’t have a mate” he says.“Of course you do have a mate. Being the leader of the white moon park does not say you don’t have mate, I do understand that you are an orphan and maybe no one told you who your mate is but she is not from this park” Mood goddess says.“ How is that possible? She is not from the same park with me?” He ask.“ Yes, that is right and as now, she is pregnant with your children because she is not having just a child but children for you. She will be giving both to twins” Moon goddess says and Liam was surprised.“ What? How can that be possible?” He ask in surprise.“ Remember the birthday pa

Chapter 4 Liam went back to the moon goddess because he was sad that he could not find Mia.“ I know you are sad right now because you can’t find her. Isn’t it?” Moon goddess ask.“ You are right. She is no where to be found” Liam says.“ You will have to look for as soon as possible, you can’t give up” Moon goddess says.“ I know and I can’t never give up because I wish to see her again beside she is caring my child” he says.“ Then you will have to put effort in looking for her” Moon goddess says and Liam had promise to looked for her.It’s been months later and Mia belly is now big, she enjoys leaving in the human world, after she discovered that she was giving birth to twins a boy and a girl, she was happy but sad at the same sad because in the future her kids will ask their father and they’re I’ll ask her questions.In the white moon park, the rate of death are getting high and no means to look for Mia, Liam Seuss go to Clan park maybe he will have information about Mia but stil

We can’t stay any longer.” My best friend’s gentle tones broke into my misery. “If we don’t get going, we won’t have time to get settled before winter.”“Can you believe this used to be our home?” Because I couldn’t. Where once there had been nothing but open ranch land, a developer had placed their stamp. And by stamp, I meant over a thousand housing units. Mostly single “ranch-style” homes and townhomes, but a few apartments as well, with a centerpiece of a shopping center complete with Walmart and Olive Garden and half a dozen fast-food outlets. Among other things. Basically, those who lived there might never have to leave the development unless they wanted to. There was even a two-story medical-dental office structure.Everything new and shiny and made of materials created in factories. The landscapes were bespoke or maybe tailored or something to the clients who purchased them. Carson Valley’s natural high desert environment was suffering terribly under current drought conditions

I was not meant to be alone.And I had been. For far too long. If the worst happened and I died of hypothermia or was taken down by a poacher who spotted movement and shot without thinking, it was better than the way I had been living.I hoped that Nikky, my neighbor’s daughter, would be good to my poultry. I’d have brought them if I could, but how would I have led a flock of chickens, geese, and ducks over the mountains?I had to press on, no matter who or what had groaned or made a noise that sounded like one. Every step took me closer to where I wanted to be, where I prayed I’d be welcomed or at least allowed to remain. In the distance, the moon’s reflection brightened a lake, and I made for it, ready to replenish my water stores. Luckily, I had a filtration straw, so I wouldn’t have to treat it any other way and ruin the taste. Like with the iodine tablets I’d used before a guest left the straw behind after a visit.Mike I hurried down toward the shimmering body of water and crou

A good day.We hiked on, discussing our plans for building gardens up here and how we wanted to develop a seed program around native plants of the area. We thought it might be a way to earn a living as well as do something valuable to the earth. Liam pointed out various plants he thought we could incorporate into our program, and I appreciated once again how he had been able to pivot from the plans we’d had before to the ones we were building now.“Maybe it was the stress we were under?” Liam posited. “Maybe that was why we were ready to be together?”“Doubtful.” I bent to rub my fingers over a low-growing shrub to release its scent. “We’d been under that stress for months before we came up here. Don’t you think it might have been our wolves? They might have gotten tired of our hesitation.”“Had yours ever pushed you in any way to speak out? To act on your feelings?”I considered as we came to the top of the trail above the lake and began a switchback down to a high meadow. “No, actua