The trip to Alexander's pack was long. We had to stay in two hotels before we arrived. I don't know how we will do this once a month, especially with my morning sickness. Alexander had to give me a few bags so I could throw up. He wanted to stop, but I told him that if we did, then we would never arrive at his pack. This pregnancy was not going to be easy, and I can already tell. Whatever Winter was doing to hide my pregnancy hid the symptoms, too; now it seems that I was struck by a freaking train.
I didn't tell Alex I saw my father; I will have to wait until our next visit to see if there has been any progress. I didn't want to worry him or delay our trip further. I wanted to meet his Gamma, and I wanted to see what it was like. I have only met Kaid's pack, and it was beautiful, but I
