Accepting My Twin Mates by Unwise Owl

Chapter 120 – Accepting My Twin Mates – II of III

Evgeniya

Eleven hours, eight bathroom breaks, four driver switch-overs, five meals – two of which were entirely mine – and a gallon of raspberry iced tea that I had begun craving later, we were home, driving down the dark tree-lined road I recognised that led to the Two Moons pack house. The clouds blanketing the sky glowed with the moon hidden beneath and the light they allowed to pass softly lit the white wood of the exterior.

Never did I think there would be a day where I would be happy to see it and be thankful to call it home, not after the countless times I had imagined abandoning it.

At past 1 am, we weren’t arriving back in secret, but the pack had been asked to afford us this one moment of privacy to reunite with those closest to us. Did I want to cry all over others in front of an audience? No. Or would my father want to embrace his mate for the first time in two months with a crowd around him? Absolutely not, he would hate it. And when Qamar saw me… would I receive a warm welcome or a cold shoulder? The last audience I had around her had not ended favourably.

In this one case, the pack could come second.

Badru pulled up to his and Astennu’s personal garage of the Alpha wing. The four solitary figures illuminated by the elegant yellow lighting were distinct from each other, especially one for her tiny stature, bouncing on her tiptoes.

Luna Qamar was quick to throw her arms around her sons as soon as the car doors were opened.

“Ahibbaa (darlings),” she sobbed in their chests. “You came home… and you had better not be injured!”

I saw out of the corner of my eye how she tried to spin them both around to check them over, but my body was pummelled into by the three remaining figures before I could see or hear anything else.

Tamlyn nearly took my ear off with her guide cane when she flung her arms around my neck, forgetting to drop it first, and Suzanna crushed Lucy in between us, her little voice squeaking for oxygen.

“You guys missed me?” I blubbered through yet another batch of fresh tears.

“We barely knew you were gone,” Tamlyn wiped her nose on her sleeve, laughing.

“I was expecting you to be bigger, like out here,” Lucy mimed a huge swollen stomach.

“I’m two months into it, Luce. That’s not how pregnancy works.”

A final door slammed, weighing a heated silence with it. My father’s heavy footsteps moved slowly around the tail of the jeep, stopping at a short distance and pinning Lucy with the rawest intensity I had ever seen from him.

‘Stop wasting your time on me and go to him,’ I shoved her forward, her frozen feet stumbling a little.

She almost looked shy, as though it was their first meeting all over again, when my father had handed over her wrap and she had stared up at him completely bewildered.

“Hi,” she smiled tearily.

“Pylkaya piksi (fiery pixie).”

was her name of endearment, she choked a sob and

he gently took her hand, placing it over his

her broke as she yanked him down to her level by his collar and I looked away, not needing to see my

“I never doubted once my sons

to her, but she wouldn’t have it, raising her brow and I remembered our last

now,” she cupped the side of my face, resting her forehead on mine, a gesture only

up in

as you want tomorrow,” Tamlyn took

what about my father? Would he even want to stay near

my indecision, Lucy gripped onto my father’s hand with both of hers, threading their fingers together. ‘I’ll take care of him and we’ll stay in my room for now until we can find something a little bigger to

into her double bed. I didn’t need any mental image of how my father would fit and I regretted instantly that the thought had

my father and Lucy to her room, so I knew my old room was off the list

from personal experience they had huge beds and equally so showers. And a shower with my mates to wash off every last bit of travel and bad memory had my abdomen doing somersaults, craving more than what any food could slake. My hunger sat lower, tightening and

up painfully by Astennu and Badru. Their jaws ticked furiously and a faint sweat clung to their brows, glistening their perfect golden skin brighter than any precious metal. They were doing it again, remaining silent through the s****l tension simmering instead of saying something, the silence setting the simmer to

for a thing for the little man. It’s all folded neatly, but I didn’t buy furniture because that’s something for you to

had she been saying? I hadn’t focused on

needs toasting by wingus and dingus. And buttering. Maybe

wolf and her mood. ‘How did you go from s*x to food in one

whether I want to eat these two

and talk about pups all of tomorrow, but we need to get her to bed,” Astennu spoke with a poorly hidden urgency, kissing his mother on the cheek and leading me

voice faded rapidly as I was hauled up the stairs with Badru’s hand on

top step of the stairs, but

scent of yours isn’t very subtle either and we were about to pop out of our pants in front of our mother,’ Badru’s nose ghosted high over my neck, almost making me fold. ‘I think that would

propelled into in a blur of movement, but given the heady scent of nutmeg and cinnamon pervading over that of sweet tree sap and the smokey-blue walls, I had a good guess it was Badru’s room. The door closed slowly behind Astennu’s towering frame and a moment of silence hung between the three of us, one ladened with electricity that stood the hair on my arms on end and pebbled my n*****s through my borrowed oversized sweater. The

figures, staring lovingly at their beautiful

‘Them or their d***s?’

‘Totally both.’

my pulse and an eager set of hands played

when his tongue’s tip traced the point, pulling away with a devilish smirk. But I knew who the

Badru

was so lost in her scent, drunk on her pheromones, I didn’t even notice her hastily unzipping the hoodie Catalina had thrown at my head on the jet. Evie’s fingers curled into my hair, yanking my head roughly to the side, and my brain finally caught

this now?” I blurted out, pulling against

did you stop her?!’ Baniti roared. ‘I