"Keira Akar, Alpha River Colden, banish you from the White Howlers. I never want to see you again."
The Earth felt like it was swallowing me whole.
The ground had opened up and for some reason, it kept dragging me down with it and no matter how ha...
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River Colden
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I've been pacing back and forth in my room, unable to keep steady, and my hands starting to feel clammy as I wait for Keira to update me from inside the bathroom
I knocked on the door two times and called out for her when I couldn't hear any noise. "Kei? Is everything alright there?"
"Yeah! Everything's fine! Just waiting" She said with a relaxed tone so I knew there was nothing to worry about, but even with that reassurance, I couldn't help but still be worried.
Half an hour ago she broke an unexpected news to me. A news every man would either be frightened with or extremely excited for. In my case, I was the latter
When Keira said that her period had been later than usual and she felt as if she wasn't herself lately, I ran as fast as I could to the Pack infirmary and grabbed a pregnancy test without even saying a word to our Pack doctor.
I was so excited at the thought of her being pregnant that I couldn't wait any longer. It seems as if these five minutes of waiting for a result to come out felt more like five hours.
"Kei?" I knocked again. It was much too quiet for a few seconds and it worried me even more.
When there was no response, I opted to go inside because I could no longer stand outside without knowing anything
"Babe, I'm going inside, alright" I warned her seconds before entering and I saw her sitting on the closed toilet seat, pregnancy stick on her hand, and a gloomy look on her face.
I knew then that it was not the result we were both expecting.
"Oh, Kei..." I said softly and she looked up at me almost teary-eyed.
"I'm sorry, it's not- it's not a pup..." She bites her lip, trying to stop herself from crying.
I walked up to her and pulled her in my arms, reassuring her that she has nothing to be sorry about. "Sshh, don't be sorry, my love. I told you before we did this that whatever the result was, it wouldn't change a thing about our relationship."
