روايات وقصص ضمن Hiding My Twin Pups From Their Alpha Dad Novel

Old, enormous, and entirely unasked for. I had spent twenty years believing I was the weakest thing in the Nightclaw pack. Believing Dave when his eyes told me I was nothing. But in that cave, drenched in blood and completely alone, I learned the truth that would have changed everything if only I had known it sooner. I was not an Omega. I was the thing Omegas were afraid of. But my blood carried a price, and ever since the twins turned three, I could barely keep what they were hidden from the world.

Well, that would only work if her claims were true. My eyes darkened and I was hesitant as I figured out how much I wanted to reveal. I looked at Renae reassuring her that all was under control. But she looked unfazed. She had a haughty look about her that threw me off balance. She must have something up her sleeves, I thought and suddenly, her voice boomed through the hall. "My twins' dad is the Alpha!" Her voice reverberated, taking everyone by surprise. My mouth opened wide as I stared at her. I didn't expect her to speak up so boldly.

"I think I have just the story for you. We’ll dive into a world of enchantment tonight." ~*~ ~Avery~ So, this definitely wasn't on my "How to Introduce Your Kids to Their Dad" G****e search list. Furious didn’t even begin to describe King’s mood, and honestly, he had every right to be. So, he decided the best way to make up for lost time was to kidnap us and haul us back to his fancy packhouse. That was a plot twist even I didn’t see coming. What was his game plan now? Was he going to try and snatch the twins away from me? In two months, I was supposed to be back at Blue Moon Pack—with my family. How on earth was I supposed to explain that the father of my kids was none other than Alpha King

"Both of you. Today. Reynold will take you," "NO!" Both twins screamed it at the same time. "This isn't a discussion." Dominic took another step forward. "Give your mother the necklace and go pack your things." "We're not leaving! We wanna stay with Mom! We wanna help!" "You want to help? Then obey." Dominic's eyes flashed red for a second. "Go. Pack. Now." The Alpha command leaked out at the end. I felt it press against my shoulders and I wasn't even the target. The twins swayed, their wolves instinctively responding to the order.

Everett had given him choices in the middle of a night built to take them away. Finn is doing the opposite of Owen. The realization burns. He sets the cup down slowly. “I am trying to keep you alive.” Owen’s expression breaks a little. “From what?” Finn almost tells him. The truth rises so fast he feels it in his throat. A gold door. A forced heat drug. Men talking about a buyer. A Lawson account. A powerful Alpha who found him, touched him carefully, and belonged to the same world as the people who almost bought him. Finn almost says all of it because the weight of silence is crushing him from the inside.

David stood at the center, tall and commanding, everything an Alpha should be. Everything my parents' killer would need to be to hide in plain sight for twenty years. "Last chance to run," Beth said. I uncapped the vial, smelled copper and power and history. "My mother didn't run. Neither will I." The blood hit my tongue like lightning. The world exploded into sensation—every heartbeat in that building, every drop of fear and anger in the air, every lie told and secret kept. My wolf roared to life, twenty years of suppression ending in a single, perfect moment of clarity.

' 'Nearly,' she said. 'One survived. A child, apparently. Taken out of the territory before the event concluded. Hidden in a minor pack under a false lineage.' He paused. 'The trail goes cold for two generations. Then resurfaces three generations later in — we believe — the eastern territories. And then goes cold again.' Serena thought about her mother. About the photograph. About a woman who had left a nine-month-old child with a pack warrior in a peripheral territory and had never come back. 'She hid me,' she said quietly. 'My mother. She hid me in Thorn Pack and left before anyone could connect us.'

"For three years, a shadow has hung over this house. For three years, you have whispered of a line without an heir." A murmur rippled through the crowd like wind through wheat. "The shadow is gone," Silas declared. He lifted Leo’s hand into the air. "I present to you Leo Thorne. My son. The Prince of the Silver Moon and the future Alpha of this pack!" The roar that erupted from the crowd was deafening. It wasn't just a cheer; it was a physical wave of sound, a release of years of tension. The wolves shifted, their eyes glowing amber in the morning light, their voices joining in a primal howl of recognition.

The hunters looked around sharply now genuinely surprised for the first time tonight. Good. I wanted them uncomfortable. Rain loved this forest. Ancient territory hidden far from human civilization. Old magic lived here naturally which made teleportation easier for Alpha Kings. One of the hunters cursed softly. “You shifted locations.” I rolled my shoulders slowly. “What gave it away?” The police sirens were gone now. No humans. No witnesses. No reason to behave responsibly anymore. The tallest hunter’s expression darkened. “You’re stronger than the previous kings.” I almost laughed. Previous? Interesting word choice.

Alisha gasped; she knew. I collapsed into my chair. Head in my hands. "What have I done?" "You chose your mother's lies over your mate's truth," Nathan said. No gentleness. "And now Alisha is gone. The twins are born without their father. And we have a feral Alpha aimed at them." "Where are they?" I said desperately. "Alisha, the babies?" "Blue Moon territory. Alpha Val's pack took them in." "Are they okay?" "Both twins were born alive. One's healthy. One has a critical heart condition and needs surgery."