His Plump Mate (Book 1: The 'His' Series) novel Chapter 561

Isaiah POV

I’m holding Titan. My son. The name really does suit him. He was ten pounds and two ounces. Those cravings certainly fattened him up. He is perfect.

Kaia is exhausted but smiling. I feel the purest of love coming from her in our mate bond. She looks absolutely beautiful.

It’s been a couple of hours. Thalia is still in labor. Aiden is by her side. He did come over to see Titan, though.

“That’s a full-grown man, brother!” Aiden teased, smiling at his nephew. “He’s huge!”

Kaia raised an eyebrow. “He’s perfect, Aiden! There is a reason we named him Titan. He’s a big boy. My big boy.”

Aiden chuckled. “That he is. I need to go back to Thalia. Mom and Dad are coming, by the way.”

“Thanks for letting me know. Go be with Thalia. I’ll visit soon.”

Kaia checked her phone. “I still haven’t heard from Sinclair, Isaiah. This isn’t like her.”

I put Titan down in the bassinet. It almost looks too small for him. It makes me smile. I take my phone from my back pocket, and I don’t have any messages from her either.

“She hasn’t messaged me either,” I said, becoming worried. “Let me check with Aiden and Thalia real quick.

I run next door. “Aiden, a word.”

He looks at me seriously. “What’s wrong?”

“Kaia said that Sinclair hasn’t reached out to us today. Have you gotten any messages?”

Aiden pulled out his phone and Thalia’s and checked them both. “No messages or missed calls.”

We both looked at each other and at the same time said, “Shit.”

“You have Thalia to worry about. I will handle it,” I said.

“Let me know if you need anything.”

“Will do.”

Aiden goes in, and that's when the elevator doors open, and Mom, Dad, and Adrian come in.

Mom and Dad hugged me first, followed by Adrian. “Congratulations, brother. Where is my nephew?”

“How is Kaia doing?” Mom asked.

“How is Titan?” Dad asked.

I smiled, but I was still worried in the back of my mind about Sinclair. “Mom and pup are good. Perfect. Titan is a big boy. Come on,” I gestured for them to come in.

When they see Titan, my mother immediately picks him up. “My hefty grandson!”

She turned to Kaia. “How are you feeling, sweetheart?”

“Tired, but happy.”

Adrian cracks a smile for the first time in days. “That boy looks like he is old enough to take my job application.”

Dad chuckled, and Mom glared.

Adrian snarls, “She took on Ronan by herself?!”

I am looking at my brother. He looks like he is about to burn the world down. He wants to be the one to kill Ronan. I’m not sure if he is angry because Sinclair is in the hospital, or because she almost killed Ronan.

“Go back to the house and pack up everything. Get everything out of there and bring Sinclair back.”

“Yes, Alpha. We already started doing that, as that house is not compromised. As soon as she is discharged, I will contact you again to let you know we are on our way. Also, she said she had found Ronan’s location but needed to let Mali out first. She was planning on calling you when she got back, but then everything with Ronan happened.”

Kaia asked, “How did he even know where she was?”

“We don’t know, Luna. He just showed up. Ms. Cross doesn’t know either.”

We ended the call. Dad is furious. Between Thalia, Kaia, and Sinclair, he has a special place for Sinclair. It’s painfully obvious that he looks at her like he does Rory. No one will take Rory’s place, but Sinclair is next in line. He loves Thalia and Kaia too, but it’s different with Sinclair. I’m not sure why, but it is.

Mom is just as upset, but she is more worried than anything. It’s not every day a wolf can take on a Hunter and live to tell the story. Hunters are ruthless and have zero feelings when killing a wolf. In this instance, though, he has been more emotional.

Kaia then spoke up. “Sinclair had to have pissed him off.”

We all looked at her, Adrian included.

“What do you mean, trouble?”

“Ronan already hated Sinclair just for being born. Then, to find out she was the one who had been tracking him. That probably pissed him off more. Angry people make mistakes. If I know her, she assessed that very quickly, and that’s why she is still alive.”

Adrian is listening, but he isn’t saying anything. What was supposed to be a pleasant visit has now turned into an upsetting one. I was about to speak when we heard a pup crying next door.

It snapped all of us out of our thoughts. I shook off my anger and smiled. “Sounds like we have another grandson in the world. The third one should be here soon, too.”