Chosen Just To Be Rejected by Jennifer Francis novel Chapter 3

It was a long four days inside the pack. Bella had delivered 17 pups over those days, she had lived inside the pack hospital itself, slept in her office, on the couch in there so she didn’t have to make the trip from the Luna suite to the hospital, which took 20 minutes at a casual stroll, it was closer to the pack’s town than the packhouse, and she understood that was because it had been built to cater to the majority of the pack who lived in the town not the packhouse.

Parker was due home today around lunchtime, and she knew that the moment he was finished initiating his new pack members into his pack, and allocating them homes if they needed it, he was going to want to go right to her room and have sex.

He couldn’t go more than two days without sex on any normal given week here inside the pack. With the exception of that one week, he’d been angry. He’d stayed away from her that week; not brought his anger

into her bed. But when he had crawled into bed, Goddess she’d never thought he was going to stop eating

her out. Gotten multiples from him, several in fact, before she fallen asleep and woke up alone.

This was how it had been for the past eight

She, however, was actually very tired today, exhausted,

she would say, had pulled an all–nighter last night and had yet to get any sleep. Bella had delivered three pups in the past 7 hours, and Annette had delivered two herself.

Bella had received a text from him just as she was sitting down at her desk in her Luna’s office, “I’ll be home in a few hours.” It had read. Bella had frowned down at it, a little confused as to why he’d sent it.

He’d never done that before.

She shook it off, likely he was just letting her know that he expected them to get naked in her bed when he got home, because he wanted to have sex. It had been four days. Well, it wasn’t going to be like that today. She had many things to do this morning herself and was too tired for sex; he’d have to understand.

She was in all likelihood going to be in the Luna’s office when he crossed the pack border as well, because she had to now sit down and register all of those pups with the pack. Get their parents‘ files all up to date

r as well; having to register all 17 pups took time, and she didn’t make mistakes.

It was going to be a long day, and she’d probably sleep like the dead after Parker had his way with her at some point later in the afternoon. She sighed as she sat in her chair, staring at the computer screen in front of her, her eyes kept drooping and she micro napped a few times, was fighting off sleep that she desperately needed and she knew it.

She got up and looked at the time. It was just on 8am. She could sleep for two hours and then pull on her alpha–bloodline after that, to get her through the rest of the day, until she turned in for the night, she would go to bed early and she knew it. She set herself an alarm on her phone and crashed out on the couch in the Luna’s office.

Woke up and stretched and got coffee, when her alarm went off, she was still tired but could function at

least. Returned to her job of documenting the births of those pups, and the condition of the mothers. She hissed as pain shot through her left arm, almost felt like someone had stabbed her and dragged a knife up her arm. It only lasted a few seconds, and she rubbed her arm and shook it off. It was odd, to say the least. Never felt that happen before.

She finished documenting those pups, attached their baby pictures to the files and smiled at each one of them, she did love babies, they were so dute. All her life she’d been in a pack hospital. Her mother had died in childbirth, and she’d been raised by her grandmother, a nurse in her home pack, she’d never really had any friends, not being that she was her father’s bastard daughter, not even her half siblings liked her.

Bella had learned to stick close to her grandmother, and she herself had worked in the pack hospital from a young age, become a runner for those that worked there, dashing off to get things they needed.

Then she had started working in the hospital at 16, had dropped out of school altogether. It was not fun

She was actually in the foyer now, so took up a seat with some of the pack’s kids and watched them play a board game. They all smiled up at her, and she smiled back at them, helped that youngest one out a bit.

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