#Chapter 15 The child

I didn’t know an Omega could die if rejected by an Alpha. Probably because Alpha-Omega pairings are so rare. Aaron’s tone as he shares this vital information with me only fuels my irritation. “You think you have everything under control?” I shoot back, laughing in disbelief as I pull myself out of his hands I hadn’t even realized were gripping my waist. I look him over with contempt, stepping into my building without bidding him goodnight. In truth, I feel a growing anxiety over the bond I can’t sever, and Aaron’s superiority complex only adds to my frustration. I step into the elevator, fuming as the doors slide closed. As much as I hate to admit it, I’m painfully aware that part of me still loves Aaron. Even though I’m willing to walk away from him, to reject our bond, he will always be a man I’ve loved for a quarter of a century. A man I’ve shared a home with and raised a child with. A man who I’ve let see the most vulnerable parts of me, and who has let me see the most vulne