Rejected But Pregnant novel Chapter 4

"Xavier," I called knocking on the door, waiting to be called in.

"Come in!" Xavier shouted. I entered the room and looked down at the brown haired, blued eyed boy who was sitting on his bed up and ready for school.

Smiling affectionately at him, I said, "Are you ready for school?"

In return, I got a bright smile and an excited grin. Laughing softly, I held out my hand as Xavier grabbed his backpack and pulled me out of his room, dragging me downstairs.

Since I was forbidden to go to school because I didn't deserve to further my education-- no, their exact words were, "School is for people who actually have a chance at life, I am not letting you ruin your years by going to school when you can be doing chores and taking care of the rest of the pack members."

So, I cheerfully accepted the role. Xavier is the only one in the pack house that actually treats me like a human being, and not as a punching bag. I've been taking care of him since he was born. The Alpha and Alpha female were too distraught over losing their betas: my parents, and they happily handed the job of taking care of their son to me.

Don't get me wrong, they lavish and love Xavier, but after the death of my parents, they were never the same. We aren't the same now either, and we needed to grieve over the death of our parents also. My wolf growled at me sadly. I know, I answered her, but we don't have the right to since WE are the reason OUR parents are DEAD in the first place.

I snapped out of my thoughts when Xavier and I reached the bottom of the stairs. I lead Xavier to the kitchen to feed him before I take him to school.

"So what are your plans for today Xav"? I asked him, while I sat down in front of him.

"Well I got this big math test today, and I might ask Lily to eat lunch with me today," He answered shyly, a light pink tint covering his cheeks.

"That's wonderful Xav!" I said happily, grinning like a proud mother. He looked down fully embarrassed. Smiling at him, I ran a hand through his hair gently, "I'm sooooooo, proud of you Xavier," I said, getting teary.

"Really?" he asked timidly.

When I got to my room, I saw a stack of papers and text books on the floor next to the door to my cell. Grabbing the books without a sigh or complaint, I began to work on the many essay's and math equations. Thankfully, for the purpose of completing the packs' homework, I was given a laptop and printer.

I moved to my dingy desk, turned on my lamp, and got going on their homework. Britney Tanner wrote her name neatly on the paper and outlined what assignment I was supposed to complete.

At 3 pm, I finally finished half of the stack of papers and decided to take a small break. I logged onto my email account and found I had one mail waiting for me. My eyes widened happily when I saw who it was from.

'Dear Kaily,

I admit your last e-mail got me pissed as hell. They have no right to treat you like that! YOU'RE their FAMILY. It wasn't your fault it happened. You were only 6. What could you have done to help your family? Your pack is despicable and they don't deserve you!! You are beautiful and you know it! Believe me, you've sent me a picture of you.