Book 6 Omega Accepted by Susi Hawke

to me of just how much help the young first-mate had been in the clinic. Or hadn’t, to be honest. At least, in Doc’s finely worded description. Sy seemed to know what I was thinking at that point, because he grinned back at me, his eyes dancing merrily. Leaning in, he said softly with a cautious wink: “It’s probably for the best that Kai never work in there again. He isn’t exactly cut out for office work. Not to mention that he was missing his four pups all day.” I watched out of the corner of my eye as Seth filled a bowl with cereal and led his older daughter to the table with her breakfast. Maxx stood, shifting the baby to his hip. “We may as well move to the table and join them, Oskar. Our private time is apparently over now that my family has shoved their way in.” Sy quirked an eyebrow at Maxx, his eyes shrewdly moving back and forth between the two of us. “Don’t be an asshat, Maxi-pad. I’ll make it my mission in life to interrupt every private moment you ever think you’re about to have if you wanna be like that.” He glanced back over at me and grimaced. “Sorry, Oskar. We aren’t really intruding, are we? I’ve heard that you bears aren’t big on crowds. Although, I don’t want to stereotype you either, so just let me know if you feel overwhelmed, okay? Or if you want that private time that my brother here was whining about missing out on.” I glanced around at everyone but at Maxx, as my cheeks flushed pink. “It is a communal dining area, is it not? How private could we expec