All Chapters of The Alpha's Second Chance (Book One of Serena's Story): Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Brax's POVMy mind started wandering as Dr Roman went through the anatomical details of shifting with Serena. I was never really bothered about how I could turn into a wolf, it only mattered that I could. But Serena was clearly interested, so I stayed out of it and let her ask all the questions that she wanted. The only time I jumped in was then they had started talking about pups. The thought of Serena carrying my pups was more than I could take.After they'd covered the shifting, Serena asked about healing. As she had in the car, she seemed particularly interested in this aspe

Serena's POVI took off my lab coat at the end of my shift with a mixture of relief and dread. I had delivered my resignation to Dr Wilson at the beginning of my shift, and to say that he wasn't pleased would be an understatement. He kept asking me where I was planning to go, but I wouldn't say. Partly because I wasn't even sure what the hospital was called.I also realized that I had not asked Brax about a salary or any other benefits. Was he expecting me

Serena's POVI could hardly believe that Brax was here, in my room, in my arms. I had been imagining the feel of him in every spare moment since we were last together, and even though he texted me regularly, part of me still couldn't believe he was real, that he was as perfect as I remembered him. But now that he was finally here, I couldn't get enough of him.His tongue found mine and I moaned into his mouth. My knees felt weak and I could feel the wetness between my legs. I wanted him here and now. I di

Brax's POVI turned back to Damian as Serena went to get her dinner.“It's not that they don't like her, Brax,” he told me. “They don't know anyth

Brax's POVI blinked twice, trying to take in what Serena had just said. What did she mean I couldn't bite her? Did she not want me to mark her? Why not?“It only hurts for a moment,” I tried to reassure her. “Usually it's done during sex, so the pleasure helps to ease the pain. And then afterwards, I'm told it's actually a nice thing to have, another sensitive spot that can give you satisfaction.”“It's not the pain,” she said, shaking her head. I could see she was really upset, but I didn't know why. “It's the blood.”“It won't bleed very much,” I said. Was she squeamish about blood? That seemed strange for a doctor. “You don't understand,” she said, and I could see her hand was sha