Author’s POV:It had been three hours since Aramis had entered the door. Silver couldn’t blink an eye after the change in Layla’s attitude knocked the world from under her feet.After being alone in the room for a while, she got a text from Zion, who offered to have a moment with her. The two went out to spend time in the Royal Garden."Don’t worry! I am sure he will come out fine," Zion reassured Silver. He was aware of how worried she had been about Aramis."I am just worried overall. This new direction Layla is taking is scary." Silver couldn’t stop thinking about what Zion had told her earlier. "What could be the reason that she has grown so confident now?" Silver asked herself."Or maybe there is no reason. Maybe she just wants to make sure the kids are on her side. She might use that to her advantage." Zion suggested, and Silver faintly nodded her head."Anyway! We sh---," Zion was about to divert the subject when his eyes landed on a guard walking into the mansion and then stop

Author’s POV:"He was supposed to call us." Silver and Zion had left the room to stand with the cars. She was calling his phone, but his number was showing out of reach."Oh, God!" she whispered in terror. "I need to go check on the door. And If it is closed," she murmured in terror, "things will turn very dirty," She expressed shock before Zion nodded. He wanted to accompany her, but somebody needed to be left behind with the kids.After Layla’s crazy side came out, they couldn’t really leave the kids behind with Layla. Silver rolled into the car and left for the mountains. She didn’t even take a driver along. She was panicking and racing on the road to reach the mountains."I have promised Phoenix I will take care of her kids and her mate. I messed it all up. Not only did I ignore all the red flags Layla ever displayed, but I let Aramis walk into that door, and now he has gone missing." She was whispering to herself and losing her mind.Layla had also woken up from a good sleep. She

Author’s POV: “Daddy is not coming home now,” Evelyn had been crying in her room, but nobody could come to calm her down. The reason behind this was simple: Layla had locked the room from outside for Zion and Silver to attend to the kids. “He will come home.” Roman sat down with her and gently elbowed her. “Our daddy is powerful,” Roman added. “he can fight anyone he wants and can be home as a winner.” “But Mom said aunt Silver has---,” before Evelyn could say anything else, Roman corrected her. “Don’t listen to what Layla says and don’t call her mommy. She is not a gracious lady. See how she was yelling at Aunt Silver when she was crying? Who even does that?” Roman frowned, shaking his head angrily. “She yelled at them because they hurt daddy,” Evelyn sniffled, waiting for her brother to say something. “I don’t believe that. She just wants us to hate Uncle Zion and Aunt Silver,” Roman responded stubbornly, “Even daddy said not to call her your mommy,” “Our real mom said to love

Author's POV:“I need to go inside and speak to the kids.” Silver was talking to the guards as she stood in front of their door and expected them to open the door.“I’m sorry! You need to speak to the Luna Queen for this,” the guard responded.“What? I need to take her permission to see the kids. Why is the fucking door even locked?” Silver tried to argue with the guards, but it wasn’t their fault. They were only following her orders.“We are sorry! We cannot do anything,” the guards answered. Silver scoffed as she walked out of there. And power walked back to Layla’s room and has a word with her.“Why are the kids locked in their rooms?” Silver barged into Layla’s room. She tried opening the door to the kid’s room but not only had Layla locked the door, but also told the guards to not let anyone get closer to the door. The reason given them was also bizarre. She said she was afraid the wailing brides will come and take the babies with them.“First of all, knock first next time,” Layl

Phoenix’s POV:23 October,My heart stopped beating, and darkness covered everything. It was the moment when I knew my time had come. There was no feeling anymore. I couldn’t hear my mate sing; neither could I enjoy his heartbeat.I left the world, my mate, and my babies. And then, suddenly, everything started to feel better. The coldness in the weather was back. I could even feel the wind brushing against my skin.I was able to hear the world again. I was beginning to feel the air again. I jolted awake and found my body lying in a dark cave with bars to prevent any entrance or exit."Where am I?" I whispered, my throat dry and my lips barely moving. The fact that I remember dying and then waking up to a new environment shook the world from under my feet. The scary part was the fact that I was no longer in any sort of pain. My body was feeling energetic as if I had just been born. "What is this place? Where are my babies?" I yelled, getting up on my feet and running a hand over my bo