All eyes turned to watch the infant struggle in its mother’s arms, little plum-sized fists waving in the air. Amid the laughter of the others, only Ayala frowned. If anyone had asked the she-wolf why she was so annoyed, she really couldn’t say. She didn’t want a child of her own. Not really. Maybe it was because the child was a half-breed. She still couldn’t believe the Alpha had accepted the human woman, Janis, and her half-human, half-Lycan baby into the pack. The woman had mated Noah and Wade, two wolf-shifters who had been Ayala’s bed partners many times in the past. Not that she wanted either man for herself, she just thought they deserved better. But the goofy expressions on the men’s faces told a different story. The two Lycans seemed blissfully happy and totally smitten with their human wife and hybrid baby. And Ayala didn’t understand Janis at all. Weren’t human women supposed to be more independent than Lycan females? She’d always thought so, yet Janis had given up a career and her own apartment in the city and tied herself to two dominating men.
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