Chapter 13
Grant rolled over yet again and looked at the clock. Four A.M.—twenty minutes since the last time he’d checked. Dragging his fingers through his hair, he sighed in surrender. No sleep for him. His mind was too filled with Rafael, his heart too heavy with guilt and need.
An image of the man’s beautiful eyes, wide with dread, filled his mind. He could still hear the quivering voice as Rafael revealed his fear of being r***d by an alpha. Damn it. No omega should fear or distrust alphas. But how could they not? A choice between a lifetime of hiding and the loss of independence was no choice at all.
He dragged himself out of bed and headed for the bathroom. Staring at his grim-faced reflection in the mirror, he admitted the truth: confining omegas wasn’t the answer. The children i
