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Chapter 92
Storm
Over the next couple of days Lilly, Julie and I were spending nearly all our free time together while Leah was trying to get to know her mate Mike. Although, if I was being honest, she tended to spend more time running away and hiding from him than she did trying to get to know him. And while I found her antics a little amusing, I had to admit that I was still on the fence about the guy. I knew that his possessiveness and his temper flare-ups unsettled Leah, and I honestly couldn’t say that I blamed her. If I were her, I would have been terrified out of my mind being fated to be with someone like that for the rest of my life.
Seeing how Mike was acting at the moment, succeeded in making me appreciate how much care Doyle had taken when he had learned we were mates. Doyle had been intent upon helping me to be at ease when we had first found out we were fated to be together, whereas Mike seemed to be all about Mike. Leah had told us she had held
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Storm Since we had arrived at the hospital, things had gone by in a blur. My labour has progressed along, and Doyle and I have now been up at the hospital for over two hours. I clung to his hand, trying to reassure him I was fine. I knew that this must be difficult for him after everything he had been through with his previous mate. Looking over at me, he asked, “Are you okay?” “I’m fine, it just hurts, that’s all,” I replied giving his hand a gentle squeeze. I had opted to go through my labour drug-free. I didn’t want to risk my baby’s health by dosing up on pain medication. I was satisfied I could do this without the use of pharmaceuticals. I kept taking deep breaths in and out and trying to keep my mind clear so the pain couldn’t get to me and take me over. With Mason and my dad, I had experienced pain before for sure, but this pain was unlike anything I had ever felt before. Doctor Shailer had been monitoring my progress, and it wasn
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