Alpha Bear Accountant: Alpha Omega Mpreg Romance by Lorelei M. Hart & Aria Grace

Author:Lorelei M. Hart & Aria Grace [Hart, Lorelei M. & Grace, Aria]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Surrendered Press
Published: 2025-02-21T00:00:00+00:00

11

TODD

Date night had finally arrived.

I had reservations in place, a small gift for when I picked him up, and was looking pretty darn good—with one exception. My eyes. They were not even close to human.

My bear was right at the surface. Far too close. And he wouldn’t stop insisting that Niam was my mate. It wasn’t that I disagreed with him, because I didn’t. After Wednesday night, there was zero doubt left about who Niam was to me.

This was more than just attraction. This was more than just getting along. He was my mate. Full. Stop.

But if my bear kept pushing against me, making himself known enough that any random person could see, he would scare Niam away. Niam had been pretty cool about the whole shifter thing, but it was one thing to know I was a shifter and another to see my grizzly pushing at me, demanding to be seen.

“Could you please calm down?” I didn’t know why I was arguing with my beast. It never went well. I was going to have to just force him down—one of my very least favorite things to do.

Mate. Ours. Claim.

“I know he’s our mate, but he’s human. We need to do this right, or we’ll lose him.” Watching my bear through the mirror as I spoke to him was weird, but speaking to him the way I normally did when he was right there didn’t have the same impact. Not with my stubborn beast, that was for sure.

No. Claim. Ours.

When he got like this, there was no reasoning with him. But still, I found myself trying. “You need to fall back, or he won’t stay with us.”

He growled, but after a beat, my eyes were finally back to mine.

Thank you.

Now, I was ready to go get Niam.

He was staying with his father in town. At first, I worried that picking him up there might make him nervous. Meeting the family was kind of a big deal for humans—not that picking him up at his father’s house meant I’d meet him, but the potential was there. But really, I probably should have met the man already since I was representing his business during an audit.

His other son—my mate’s brother—was a piece of work, I’d give him that. If there was a way to fuck up the books, he had managed to do it. It was like a case study they gave you in school where pretty much everything was wrong. But unlike in school, this situation had the very real possibility of putting good people out of work. Now that I was just about done with the online record keeping, it would be so much easier for me and Niam to maintain for the long term.

After the short drive to his childhood home, I checked myself in my mirror one more time before walking up to his front door with a little gift bag in my hand. But before I could knock, the door swung open and an older version of

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