Jeclyn Karl

"Are you okay?" I asked, forcing a tight-lipped smile.
"Yeah, it's just Neomi reminding me of the C-section time." Jason scoffed.
"She's replying nervously." 
I sighed.
"If it were a natural birth…" 
He interrupted me before I could finish. "It's not going to be a natural birth. Neomi and I have already decided, and you agreed to it by signing the contract," he said, his tone firm as I furrowed my brow in frustration.
I didn't need a reminder, the mention of his Luna on his lips made me feel different. A painful reminder that it was just a flirt. Deep within I wanted more, the warmth of my mate around me but it was stolen by Neomi.
I walked over to the dresser, at least, to let me look beautiful for my birth process.
"Oh, right. That's true. I almost managed to forget that I'm just a walking womb that you and your wife have been renting out."

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To save her father, Nyla is forced to sign a breeder contract with Jason, the Alpha King, and his wife, Neomi, agreeing to bear them a child.
In the Moonlit Shadow Pack, having a breeder was strictly forbidden, so Nyla must stay in a secluded place. Alpha Jason, excited about the pregnancy, decides to stay with the breeder during the process- unaware that Nyla is his mate. His bond with her grows stronger every day...

The Alpha King's Breeder

　　Tala drove down the highway at full speed like we were being chased. At this point I knew my safety was paramount, but how could I trust Tala? What if she lied that she wasn't working for Mrs. Mia anymore? What if she was sent? Though Tala saved me, I couldn't trust her. How cruel could Jason's mother be to eliminate me after I was done giving birth to her grandson?


　　We drove to the countryside and packed by the roadside.


　　"We all have to make it by foot now," Tala said, and we highlighted from the car and picked up our bags. Tala looked around for any sight of movement, but there was none. The breeze was calm and serene.


　　We followed behind her back as she walked down a track road.


　　"Where are we going?" I asked, wondering why she was taking us deep into the woods.


　　"You will see," she said without looking back. I walked for another twenty minutes before I saw a cabin come into view. It looked like an abandoned old building.


CHAPTER 14 You Made The Right Decision