Alexander stirred. His arm around Erin shifted, caressing her large belly. It started swelling weeks ago as the pup grew. The small form within suddenly moved, kicking, and sent a shock through him that made his wolf stir. He couldn’t help but smile, breathing deep and enjoying the new cinnamon note to Erin’s scent.
When he first sensed it, the odor had given him a shock even though he had known it would happen. His wolf practically bounced off the walls of his mind when they scented it. It was the first physical sign their pup was healthy and growing.
The pack had naturally celebrated for several days after they officially announced the pup’s conception. Gifts from other packs had been arriving daily. Erin insisted on sending thank-yous to the senders though they were hardly needed. I
