Ruby. I was honestly spooked about my babies shift. Although Jasper had warned me about it, I thought I could handle it until it happened, and I couldn't. I wondered what else he had warned me about that I believed that I could handle, and might not be able to handle. The twins' shifting scared me, and when the fear dissipated, longing sank in because I knew I would not be able to breastfeed them until they shifted back. I checked them, day and night for three weeks until Emerald shifted back. Although she shifted after her brother, she was able to shift back to her human form sooner than Garnet. They were beautiful pups, but it was hard seeing them that way. As a werewolf, my kind only shifts at eighteen upward, this was alien to me. I knew I needed to toughen up. I had my work cut out for me. Emerald was a gamma like me and least likely to run mad from anger and fights, but Garnet was like his father, an Alpha and because of that, we needed to bring him up with lots of love and care

Ruby. I could not believe that my friends were now living with us. When Jasper had told me they were moving in, I was not happy about the reason, but I was delighted that they chose to stay with us. They would have gone anywhere, but they decided to stay with us was terrific. Racheal and I fixed up the nursery to accommodate six children. The room was big, and it was possible. Randolph had money, so we requested Gina to help us get some furniture from the nearby town. Jasper was too busy to build any, and we needed them as soon as possible. Gina was more than happy, and she refused to take money from us for her trouble. "I cannot believe we are finally living together. Racheal squealed with joy. The men were building horse stables to move the horses from the makeshift canopy they had erected into their permanent home. They had been at it for four days. I honestly hoped they would finish soon. Cindy was showing, and Racheal was massaging her feet. She did not seem to be handling th

Jasper. Taking Ruby upstairs was inevitable. We had to finish what we were doing in the woods before the interruption. I breathed her in, and she moaned, knowing precisely what I was doing. I was worried that the attacks would cost us our home. Ruby has brought me pure happiness. I now had what I never imagined. I lifted her and placed her against the wall as she ravaged my lips. I couldn't get enough of her. I thought she would freak out when we returned, but I was wrong. She was just as wild as I was, as daring and tough as I was. She was my equal in every way. I laid Ruby at the foot of the bed and spread her legs wide to show appreciation. Taking in her scent, I delved in. She moaned, drove her fingers through my hair and grabbed it. "Jasper," She called my name, and I growled in response. She was mine. She was all mine, body and soul, and I showed my appreciation. It wasn't long before she crumbled from my ministration while I flicked her mound and sucked it gently. Her scen

Jasper. Ruby and I spent the day waiting for Randolph or Racheal to call us, While Cindy clenched her phone in her hand, waiting for Kevin to call. Waiting sucked. We heard no word from them. I took comfort because no news meant good news. By eight in the evening, I decided to call Randolph. He picked on the first ring, and I was relaxed that at least they were alive. "Jasper," he said. There was distress in his voice, and I knew it could not be good news. I stylishly moved away from the living room. Ruby was giving Cindy a foot massage. My friend's pregnancy had not been easy, but I was glad that she had people around to care for her. Ruby was doing a good job. They were all worried, but we were also optimistic. I had asked Noelle to come and get Cindy so she would be safe in case of an attack. Ruby would not go, and I did not want to get into an argument with her, so I let the matter rest. "Where are you going?" Ruby asked me, and I pretended to have hung up. "I need to get s

Jasper. Leon had never been so happy as he was in this very moment, slaying Murray's warriors. I felt a rush of excitement in my veins, and I loved it. The man had been a thorn in my side long enough. His daughter was the bane of my life – she exposed me and put Grigory on my tail. They made me and my mate flee our home. If the people of Livingston were not kind and loving, where would we be? It was time to put an end to their plague. I felt pure rage and blood lust, letting my wolf loose on the warriors. I glanced in Kira's direction, and she was holding her own. Trusting that she would be fine, I charged at the enemy. The hunters' bullets met their mark, but there were many warriors. Murray meant business. He had indeed come to raze Livingston to the ground. Too bad he would not be leaving alive. I was determined to end both him and Tiffany. I attacked with all my might, ripping limbs and severing heads. It was now or never for me. My mate and children deserved peace, and the