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Ashley's POVThe bathroom was filled with the playful sounds of splashing water and giggles as Charlotte and I bathed our grandchildren together. The warm, sudsy water enveloped their little bodies, and their eyes sparkled with joy."Look at them," I said, smiling at Charlotte. "They're growing up so fast."Charlotte chuckled, gently rinsing soap from one of the children's hair. "They really are. It feels like just yesterday they were the ones splashing around in this tub."As we continued bathing the kids, the conversation shifted to more profound matters."You know, Ashley," Charlotte began, her voice soft and contemplative, "I've been thinking a lot about the legacy we're leaving behind. The values we've instilled in our children and grandchildren."I nodded, rinsing a washcloth and handing it to Charlotte. "Yes, it's something that weighs on my mind as well. We've tried to teach them kindness, compassion, and the importance of family."Charlotte gently wiped one of the children's
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Alex POV The coming days passed in a blur of joy and adjustment as we settled into our new routine as parents. Charlotte's strength and resilience amazed me as she embraced motherhood with unwavering devotion, her love for our daughter evident in every tender touch and soothing word.Ryder was a constant presence during this time, offering his guidance and support whenever we needed it. Whether it was helping with the pack affairs or simply lending a listening ear, his unwavering presence was a source of comfort in the whirlwind of parenthood.As our daughter grew, her presence brought new light and laughter into our home. Her first smile filled us with an indescribable warmth, her first babbling sounds a source of endless delight. Every milestone, no matter how small, became a cause for celebration, a testament to the precious gift of life we had been blessed with.But amidst the joy, there were challenges too. Sleepless nights and endless feedings tested our patience, while worries
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I smiled, took off my jacket, and waved it in the air, showing my regards to their applause before I took my respective seat on my throne.A smile lingered on my lip, and the hall became quiet after the applause died down, and the speaker resumed his sermon.Messages and texts began popping into my phone, prompting me to retrieve it from my pocket, and I did.As I scrolled through the recent messages in my phone, I noticed that it was compliments of my outfits all over from my numerous friends, and more were still popping in.They continued blabbing about how good I looked on stage, and I smiled, knowing they could see me, but I couldn't see them because of the crowd.Everything was going smoothly, blissful, and the atmosphere and event promised a memorable day and a better future.I felt extremely happy; a leader couldn't leave his subjects listening to a sermon in hunger, despite that the indoors festival was a humorous and interesting one.Everyone held smiling faces, and children
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She signaled everyone to remain in the living room, while she carried both me and her newborn child to a room.The kicks that continuously struck the door to the living room made the house vibrate, and I'm sure the nurses and servants must be frightened to death. They should have peed in their panties by now.She closed the door and locked it before pulling me toward a walk-in closet.She pulled it open, then made me sit in it at the edge inside, and she placed the baby in my arms.I expected her to stay with us, but instead, she turned to leave."Mum, are you leaving us?" My voice quivered as she was about to close the closet door."I have to, so please don't come out, don't shush your brother too, let him cry, but don't cry.""Mum, please don't go, stay. They're dangerous people; they killed dad."A tear rolled down my mum's eyes immediately when what I said sank in, but I refused to feel bad for telling it to her. If she goes out of this room, she wouldn't ever return, and she look
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