Ruby:My son's eyes softened as he looked down at me with his beautiful silver eyes filled with sadness, deepening the guilt clouding my soul. I couldn't believe I hadn't recognised this mysterious aspect of my son, even after being with him for seven years.Could I truly call myself his mother? I should have noticed all these signs, but I didn't because I didn't pay enough attention to him as I was too busy wallowing in my own misery."Mother, you've always been the best," he said, gently wiping the tears from my cheeks."It's me who doesn't deserve you. I should have listened to you." His words struck me, and the deep well of emotions I had tried to hide threatened to spill over. It wasn't his fault; I shouldn't have hidden details about his father in the first place.Despite the transformation of his body, I could still feel the essence of my son. I reached out and pulled him into a tight embrace, holding him close as if he could disappear despite the strangeness of his current fo

A week later.Damain:Watching Ruby waste away in her son's room was breaking my heart. She refused to eat or do anything, barely moving from the bed, clutching Alex's clothes to her chest as if they were all she had left of him. Her eyes were closed, and she seemed lost in her memories, inhaling his scent as if trying to hold onto him.It had been a week since we lost Alex, and I was growing increasingly worried about her. I thought giving her enough time to mourn would at least heal some of her wounds, but it was not working.Ruby's grandmother had sent me a message, saying that due to past experience, it would take weeks, months, or even years for her to heal. She urged me to be patient and wait by Ruby's side. She said she wished she could come and be with Ruby, but due to her old age, she couldn't walk around for long periods of time. I made a mental note to send my warriors to bring her back to my pack so that I could take care of her myself.It's the least I could do for Ruby's