Kai
“No, no, no! Starr!” I take my mate’s pale face in my hands. She’s still alive; I can hear her faint heartbeat. There’s a hole in her stomach where her womb used to be, and I wonder how the hell she’s still breathing.
What do I do to fix this?
Pick her broken womb up off the floor and put it back?
Leave it out and heal her the way?
Even if I put her womb back inside her body, it’s not likely Starr will ever carry another child after this.
‘What does that matter now? Heal our mate because our pups need us!”
I look at the tiny boys, lying side by side with Starr’s arms around them, keeping them safe. Even going through the most traumatic experience anyone could go through, Starr’s first thought was our children’s safety. They are beautiful, my sons.
“K-Kai.” My eyes snap to Starr
