Lahat ng Kabanata ng Family Secrets (Book 2 The Silver Dragon Series: Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

Davina Derek calls a meeting with the pack elders and dragon elders. We don’t want Cedar to have to tell his story more than once and I want to ensure everyone gets the opportunity to ask Cedar questions now rather than later. He still needs to grieve and rest. We end up using the big conference room since so many are present. “Derek, you need to choose a new gamma,” says elder Franklin, making Derek growl at the man. “I don’t need to do anything. He hasn’t even been gone for twenty four hours and you want me to immediately replace him!” “Derek calm down,” I whisper to him, squeezing his hand. “Derek will choose a new gamma in due time. This is not what we called this meeting for and it will not be discussed at this time,” I say with authority. “Why has this meeting been called to order,” asks Katla. I know the dragon elders are confused. We haven’t called an important meeting needing all the elders before. “As you know, we managed to rescue the fairy twins, however we lost

Derek These last few days have been amazing. Though she is still sad, Davina has been more present than withdrawn. She even visits her old family’s restaurant and see how Katherine and River have been managing. She is still caring that sadness with her but she does her best to continue living her daily life. As for us, it’s like she’s been starving all this time and we’ve reconnected every night and even sometimes during the day. It wouldn’t surprise if she ends up telling me she is pregnant. I am not sure if that would help her or make things worse for her right now. I watch my beautiful Angel, asleep in my arms. She’s also been sleeping better lately as well rather than getting up several times in the night to check on Maliyah. I know it hurts her to see our daughter like that, we can only pray she finds her way ba

Davina I need to keep my mind occupied so I don’t keep bugging Aspen every second of the day. I know he is trying to find her wherever she has hidden herself. I know it’s very deep in her mind for how long its been taking Aspen and I know he is getting annoyed with me bugging him multiple times a day. It’s time I do what I said I was going to do and prepare plans for the dragon realm. It’s time to rebuild.Katla and the other dragon elders have been pouring through all texts and pictures that the elves and coven’s had regarding what the dragon realm use to look like. From what we have gathered dragons use to reside in caves but now that they all can shift we will have to come up with different living arrangements. The castle my family resided in was quite grand, bigger than a wolf pack house.The silver dragon castle looked similar to moorish architecture. There was a huge court yard in the enter with the rooms surroun

Davina I wake up in the infirmary. It’s one of the first buildings we created. Kale and Katerina are smiling at me as my blurred vision adjusts.“Oh my goodness Davina, you scared me to death,” says Katerina.“Derek would kill me if anything happened to you,” jokes Kale.“What happened?”“You collapsed,” Kale informs me.“Why didn’t you tell me,” whines Katerina.“Tell you what?”“That you’re pregnant.”“Oh. I wasn’t a hundred precent sure. This doesn’t feel like my last pregnancies.”“That’s because it’s not like your other ones,” says Katla as she enters the room with my uncle Gabriel.The look on her face is full of sadness and I am not sure I want to hear what she has to tell me. My uncle looks at me like I am going to break.“Wh

Derek Something is wrong with Davina. I can feel her pain and and panic. It has brought me to my knees and I my mom freaking out. I knew something was wrong when Davina sent the twins back early without her. I wonder if Katerina knew and kept it from me. “Derek what is wrong,” asks my mom in a panicked tone.I can’t answer her. It feels as though I am being electrocuted and my body is not my own as it writhes in pain.“Shit, Derek!”I am sure I see Mark but I don't pay attention to my surroundings as I focus on my breathing. I can feel the pain subsiding and slowly push myself up off the ground. I have scared the twins, they are crying in Aspen’s arms. “I’m fine now, Daddy is fine.” The twins rush to me and tackle me into a