Chapter 2.64

"Then they might be like us," he blurted out and I had to force myself not to punch him.

I glared at him, "I hope, for their sake and mine, they don't."

He grunted although his face was still stoic, "it's a curse, if you ask me. The birthing destined partner shouldn't be allowed to have kids."

I scoffed, "right, because it's the birthing parents fault." I smirked, "steralizing the other partner would cure everything."

He huffed, "when I perfect this, it won't matter. We won't be forced to be with someone we don't want."

"Don't WANT?" I chuckled, "you really are a typical Alpha."

"Then what do you call it?"

"Clearly you've never been in love."

I was surprised when I actually saw emotion on his face, pure annoyance. "I don't need to fall for someone to figure out what I don't want."

I sighed, "so what is your destined partner like? Why don't you want to be together?"

He glanced at me with annoyance, "we are very different people. She is my complete opposite."

"How'd you meet?"

"Conference."

"So she's a scientist too?" He nodded with no emotion, "sounds like you're at least a little similar."

His grip on the steering wheel tightened, "I'm nothing like that moron. She let's her emotions cloud her judgement."

I snickered, "at least one of you has emotions."

"I have emotions," he snapped. "I just refuse to let them alter my judgement." He cleared his throat, "you must regret those kids."

I shook my head, "I don't regret them for a single moment. They're the best thing that ever happened to me."

"Being raped on camera and having to go through a difficult pregnancy alone. There's no way you don't resent them."

"I thought about terminating the pregnancy at first, but I'm thankful I didn't. They're amazing."

"And dominant Alphas. They can get anything they want in life."

I ignored his comment and just looked out the window. When we finally reached the college, Alex led me through the halls and into a lab. I was surprised to see a female Alpha and a female Omega in the room chatting. The Omega hopped off her chair and rushed over to me with a large smile. She suddenly hugged me and I stood still in shock.

When she finally let go, she smiled at me again. "You must be Will. I'm Lauryn. It's nice to meet you." She glanced up to Alex as he stood stiffly at my side. "You could've mentioned that he was hot."

The female Alpha snickered and Lauryn laughed. Alex planted a frown on his face before moving past Lauryn and going to the other Alpha. "You're Lynn?"

She nodded and put her hand out to Alex, who just stared at it. Lauryn sighed, "he won't shake your hand. He's socially stupid." I fought back a cackle as Lauryn turned back to me with a playful grin, "I like you already!"

Alex cleared his throat, causing me to look up just as he tossed a gown over to me. I caught it and just stared at him, "we need to give you a physical."

I felt my heart race, "Alex, can't you just take the info from the hospital records?"

He glared at me as the women watched me curiously, "we have to document all of your injuries so we know what was caused by the tests and what isn't related."

"Injuries?"

I looked to Lauryn and gave her a sad smile, "where's the bathroom?"

Alex grunted, "you're stripping here. It would be pointless to put on a gown just to take it right back off. Remove the hat and shirt."

I glared, "you didn't say you were going to torture me."

"Its either this of be linked to that man for the rest of your life."

Lauryn smiles, "we won't judge. I promise."

I took off the hat before slipping off my shirt and grimaced when the women both gasped. Alex came over and began writing on a clipboard as if it was normal.

"What in the world happened?!" Lynn asked as she came over.

"His Alpha nearly raped him to death," Alex bluntly stated.

"Oh my god..." I glanced at Lauryn as she gave me a sad smirk. "And here I thought I had to worst Alpha."

"I take insult to that."

I looked from Alex to Lauryn over and over, "wait...Lauryn is your Omega?!"

He nodded and continued writing on the clipboard, "I told you we are complete opposites."