Aurora: “Do you like this one?” Anastasia asked, showing me a few white onesies. We still didn’t know the baby’s gender; therefore, choosing white was more suitable until I gave birth to our little one. Plus, these were just the baby essentials that we would be using. I knew that we would be getting more things as time went on to the point where we would no longer have room for them. And I knew that we still needed to set the nursery that we wanted to make. At least, somewhere where we could put the baby closet, changing table, and the baby’s crib. One of them would be in our room, and I was making sure to choose one with tires for us to be able to move it from one room to the other to ensure that we could take it with us easily. “Yes” I said, smiling before looking down at my laptop, checking the cribs. I added one to the cart, it was one that I could raise when our baby grew a bit older, but I knew that we would need a new one when the baby grew older. “How about this changing

Dante: I smiled, entering the bedroom to find Aurora scrolling through her laptop as she lay on bed. Her hand was on her stomach as she rubbed it gently, and the laptop was on her lap. Most of her things were already here as we gradually, and silently, had her moving here, closing her apartment as she moved with me. She smiled at me, and got up from the bed. I put the necklace’s bag on the dresser. The ring was hidden with Nicolas, as I didn't want her seeing it before I knew that she was ready for this. I wrapped my arms around her, hugging her tightly. She laid her head on my chest, and I kissed the crown of her head, purring at my beauty. I pulled away and got down on my knees to kiss her stomach. Aurora smiled, and putting her hand on my hair, she ran her fingers through my strands, gently pulling on my roots. I smiled up at her, and pulled her toward the bed. The two of us sat on the edge of it as I wrapped my arm around her, pulling her to my chest. “How are you feeling?”

Leonardo: “Are you sure that you’re okay, Leo?” Mom asked as the two of us entered the house. I turned to face her, and cupping her cheeks, I gave her a weak smile before nodding, and kissing her forehead. “I am fine, mama, I just need to process a few things” I said, taking a step back. “We are yet to discuss how you are so sure that Alessandro won’t easily find us using his compass. You do realize that he could trace us…” “He cannot, mother, as I believe that you seem to forget that I am the carrier of the eye” I said, showing her the eye that Mattia gave me the day he told me of what he’s been up to. The eye was an ancient ornament that was made by the best friend of the first compass owner. It was said that the two were inseparable, and could have been mistaken as brothers. Their main intention in making them was to contain their power, to make them the strongest of men and beings, but some stories say that the compass carrier grew greedy, and the others say that the eye’s ca

Nicolas: I smiled as mom handed Aurora her son before walking out of the room, giving her privacy to feed her baby, and wanting her to stay as calm as she could be after what she’s been through. The fear, and the pain that she’s passed was something that I knew was hard on her; however, I was thankful that she managed to get through this without asking too many questions. I dialed Dante’s number, trying to call him; however, again, he did not answer. Having called him seven times while searching for the things in the bathroom, I was forced to do nothing more than help Aurora through this, not wanting her to grow more nervous than she was. Hell, I wasn’t the one going through labor and seeing her in the state that she was in, I grew frightened not wanting anything to happen” “Where the fuck are you, Dante?” I hissed before throwing my phone on the couch. Mom walked out of the room and shook her head in question. She was yet to hear about what Anastasia said, but judging by everythi

Eva: “I will find her for you, mama, and we will unite as a family; but I want you to promise me that you will be patient, okay?” I heard Leonardo say, and I shook my head before I drove off. The man was stupid enough to believe that the eye that he had was the real one. Hell, I was surprised that his own idiot of a father thought that he was worthy of it; but then again, if an idiot like him believed that Giovanni wouldn’t kill him the second he got the compass, then what else was I going to expect? I drove toward Dante’s house, shaking my head at the fact that Leonardo was stupid enough to not only kill his mate, but his heir, the Eye’s Heir, and though I knew that I most likely wouldn’t be able to save the child; saving the woman would spare him the sin which would lead to his death. The man deserved to watch the man he served die first before he was killed by the man he betrayed. I watched from a distance, and my heart raced as my wolf grew anxious at the scent of my mate being