Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Alpha Quadruplet's Babies: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

Logan's POV The night was drawing in, and the tension in the villa was palpable. The biting cold air only added to the somber atmosphere when the elders finally arrived. I, who was sitting beside Adolf’s bed, immediately rose as they entered. The elders were respected figures among the wolves, but tonight, I could only feel the burning frustration inside me. One of the elders, an old man named Thorne with white hair and sharp eyes, approached Adolf as he lay pale on the bed. Thorne placed his hand on Adolf’s chest, feeling the energy around him. A serious expression was etched on his face. “The wolf has been activated too early,” he muttered as he looked at Logan, “and the magic is very strong.” I clenched my fists, trying to hold back my anger. “Can you heal him now?” Another elder, a woman named Mira, who had a deep knowledge of magic, shook her head slowly. “We can’t do it here. The wolf is too strong, and the magic has already entered him. To

Emma's POV He didn't answer right away, his eyes still fixed on Adolf. "Emma, ​​I can't explain everything right now. But trust me... I promise in two weeks, Adolf will be fine. You just have to wait, and I'll make sure he's back to normal." Tears finally fell without me being able to stop them. My heart ached; confused and scared. Why did Logan sound so sure, but at the same time, so closed? "I... I'm scared, Logan," I sobbed. "I don't want anything to happen to Adolf..." Logan walked over, placing his hand on my shoulder. His touch was gentle, but I still felt a distance between us that had not been resolved. "Don't worry, Emma," he said softly, his voice full of conviction. "I won't let anything happen to our child. Two weeks... please wait and trust me." I wanted to believe, I really did. But the strange feeling remained, making me unable to fully calm down. Only time would tell if Logan's promise would really be fulfilled.

Logan's POV “This is all so crazy,” she said softly between sobs. “How could this happen to me?”I knelt beside her, trying to get closer to her, but feeling out of place. “Emma, ​​I’m sorry. I’m so sorry I kept my identity a secret for so long. I just wanted you to focus on Adolf. I know he means a lot to you, and I didn’t want to ruin everything.”She looked down, her hands covering her tear-stained face. I could feel the weight of her burden, and I knew that my confession was probably making things harder.“I don’t know what to say,” her voice was soft, full of disappointment and desperation.“Emma… I promise I’ll always be there for you and the kids. I know it’s hard, but I’m here. I’m not leaving again,” I said, hoping my words would bring her some comfort, even though I knew this wound won't heal easily.She just nodded silently. A moment later, Emma tried to get up, though her body was shaking. I stood beside her, ready to ca

Logan's POVOur embrace grew tighter as if all the burdens and wounds of the past began to melt away between us. For the first time in a very long time, I felt a glimmer of hope. Hope to start a better life with Emma and our children. I would not waste this opportunity. Emma had forgiven me, and I would do everything to prove that I deserved to be a part of her life and our children. In that embrace, I knew that tonight was not just about Adolf being healed, but also about our first step in building a real family. As the warm embrace between Emma and I was released, the atmosphere changed suddenly when Kevin came rushing in, his face serious. "Alpha, the elders have arrived," he said in a firm tone. I turned quickly, seeing Emma who still looked a little confused. However, I knew that this was a very important moment, a moment where everything would change. I nodded towards Kevin, then turned back to Emma. "I have to go greet them."

Emma's POVA few days have passed since that night, a night filled with tension and fear. Now, Adolf has recovered. Seeing him playing with Adney, Ainsley, and Allonza filled my heart with happiness. They laughed, ran around the park, and teased each other with the joy typical of children. Their laughter was like touching music, erasing all the dark memories that had haunted us.I sat on the park bench, watching them with a big smile. However, behind that smile, my mind was reminded of everything that had happened. Seeing Adolf back to his usual activities was an indescribable joy. However, the image of that night—the fight, Cordelia, and all the tension—still felt like it was gnawing at my mind. It felt like just yesterday I almost lost everything. Now, I try to stay strong and optimistic, even though fear often strikes in the corner of my heart.This break gave me a chance to reflect. For days, we had been trapped in uncertainty and anxiety. However, see