All Chapters of The Alpha's Second Chance (Book One of Serena's Story): Chapter 41 - Chapter 45

Brax's POVOnce everyone was seated, I stood up, pulling Serena up beside me. I wanted everyone to see her in that dress and to remember that she was with me. I didn't have a word for what I was feeling, it was a strange mix of pride and possessiveness.I welcomed everyone to the festival. Our whole pack was here, of course, as well as some visiting wolves, mostly children of our pack members who had mated and moved away, but were back to celebrate the holiday with their parents. I thanked my team for their hard work in putting the festival together. Then I outlined the other festivities that would be taking place over the weekend.“Last week I introduced you to my mate, Serena Baker,” I turned to smile down at her. “I would like to invite the whole pack to join us tomorrow evening for ou

Brax's POV Damian pulled up to the emergency room doors, tires squealing. Some medical personnel were waiting for us with a gurney. “We're here, Serena,” I told her, squeezing her hand. There was no response.“Serena?” I said again, my breath catching in my throat. She didn't say anything.The door behind her head opened and several pairs of hands lifted her out of the vehicle. I scrambled out after her, feeling useless. I saw one of them lift her eyelids and shine a light in her pupils.“How long ago did she lose consciousness?” they asked me.“Just now,” I stuttered. “She was talking to me a minute ago.”They started towards the door, calling

Serena's POV “Are you ready?” Isabel asked, poking her head in the bedroom door.“I think so,” I said, turning around. Her hands flew to her mouth.“You look so beautiful!” she cried. “Brax isn't going to know what hit him.”He had gone to get ready in Damian's room, not wanting to spoil the surprise of seeing me at the ceremony.I turned back to the mirror. The dress that Brax has chosen for me fit perfectly, and though he didn't know it at the time, the strapless neckline showed off my wolf perfectly too. Nobody was going to miss it.We made our way down to the ballroom. I could hear the chatter of the crowd. The whole pack had been