تسجيل الدخولNolan’s POVI woke up that morning with Talia gently stroking my cheek. Her hand felt warm and gentle. She was smiling at me when I opened my eyes.“Morning,” I murmured.“Good morning,” she replied, her thumb stroking my cheek. “How did you sleep?”I reached up and covered her hand with mine. “I slept great with you in my arms.”Talia chuckled and nudged me teasingly, showing she was in a good mood. “I’m fine, by the way. You don’t have to ask.”I smirked and said, “And you should know by now that I am going to ask anyway. How are you feeling?”Talia rolled her eyes and then said, “I’m really okay. I am more worried about you.”“Hmm? Why?”“Leslie told me you were up all night searching the library. You barely got any sleep,” Talia said.“Yes, Leslie said she needed help remembering the treatment,” I explained. “We only found six books that mentioned the Twin Bloodline Resonance.”“You checked the whole library?”I nodded. “Most of it. Della, Marco, and some guards helped. We split
Nolan’s POV“Marco, get another team of guards in here. We’re going to need the help,” I said. Soon, a dozen more guards joined us. “That’s all I could obtain without putting the pack’s security at risk,” Marco explained. “This is good enough, Marco,” I said. “Alright, everyone, grab a section. Start looking for anything about bloodlines or rare conditions.”We all went our separate ways and began searching. I pulled down book after book, flipping through them, but didn’t find anything helpful. After three hours, we were still empty-handed. My frustration kept growing. Every time I picked up another thick book and found nothing, I got a little more annoyed.“Anything?” I called out.Della shook her head from across the aisle. “No, nothing.”‘You’re becoming emotional,’ my wolf said flatly. "We have spent over three hours and found nothing," I retorted. ‘This is a large library. We’ve only gone through a third of this place,’ my wolf argued. ‘Don’t let your emotions get the best of
Talia’s POVI'm just a bit tired," I said, managing a weak smile while I pushed myself up in bed. My legs were tangled in the blanket, and I still felt foggy, but at least sitting up helped."How did I get here?" I asked, scanning the room in confusion.“Nolan, of course. He carried you to your room like the gentleman he is,” Leslie said. “He was very concerned that you were sleeping so heavily that you didn’t even respond to being moved.”I gave a shaky laugh. "Guess I really needed to catch up on sleep." Then, I hugged Leslie and then pulled Solon into the group hug. "I missed you guys so much.""We missed you too," Leslie said.Solon hugged me back. When we let go, I finally took a good look at him. He seemed so much better. He looked stronger, healthier, more like himself. His skin had color again, and he looked relaxed.Solon noticed me staring and asked, "What? Were you expecting me to still be bedridden?""No, but I’m surprised at how much better you look," I said. "You really
Talia’s POVThe next morning, Walden was already waiting for us. He looked a little better and less pale, though he was still careful with his arm. As soon as he spotted us, he walked over.“Della told me you’re going all the way to Silverfang. Is that true?” Walden asked, concern clear in his voice.“Yes, it is. As you can see, we’re leaving this morning,” I said, trying to sound calm.“Luna, that road takes almost a whole day even if the weather’s good. You’re three months pregnant with twins. Are you sure this is a good idea?” Walden pressed, his worry obvious.“The twins are fine. The doctor checked them yesterday, and if you want, she’ll tell you herself.” I gave his arm a reassuring squeeze. “There’s important business at Silverfang that I can’t handle from here, and Solon’s still not well enough to travel, so it has to be me. That’s all there is to it.”Walden didn’t look convinced, but he let it go. “Then I’ll make sure Bloodmoon stays safe until you’re back.”“That’s exactly
Talia’s POV‘Talia!’ Leslie’s voice came through so brightly it made my eyes sting. ‘Finally. Have you missed me?’I couldn’t help but laugh. ‘Desperately,’ I said. ‘How are you? How’s my niece?’‘Enormous. Loud. She’s found my ribs, and she’s decided she lives there now,’ Leslie complained. ‘I haven’t slept properly in three weeks, and your brother has taken to sleeping in the chair because I keep kicking him.’‘He’s sleeping in a chair? By choice?’‘He says it’s safer that way.’‘That’s the baby's fault, not yours.’‘That’s exactly what I keep telling him,’ Leslie laughed, her voice softening. ‘How are your twins? Is everything okay?’‘They’re healthy.’ I made myself keep my voice level. ‘Both of them are perfectly healthy. But I’ve got a problem, Leslie.’She went quiet right away. ‘That’s why you called.’‘Yeah.’‘Then quit stalling and tell me what happened,’ Leslie said.I stared at the wall and tried to find the right words.‘Have you ever heard of Twin Bloodline Resonance?’Th
Talia’s POV“How are you feeling, Luna?” the doctor asked as she entered the room. “Have you been sticking to the nutrition plan?”“Yes, and it’s making me fat,” I complained.“You are growing two lives. You need the extra nutrients,” the doctor said and noticed my slight stomach bulge. “You have put on more weight than I expected.”“I thought the same because they’re only three months along,” I told her, “and I can already feel them moving. Is that early? It feels early. Nolan doesn’t believe me; he thinks I’m imagining it, but I know what I’m feeling in there. It’s not wind, and it’s not nerves. It’s both of them.”The doctor stayed quiet. She moved her hands over my belly, and then went over the same spot again, but slower this time. Finally, she took her hands away.“Luna, is Alpha Nolan nearby?” she asked.“He’s in the corridor. Why?”“I’d like him to hear the results with you. Would you come through to my office when you’re dressed?”I dressed with my hands shaking, and it took







