Kids from One Alpha

Chapter 48: A Night on the Town

Dana and the twins met up with Serena and Logan at the restaurant that Serena had made reservations at. “Did you have fun with Dana?” Serena asked her kids. “We went to the park, and we showed her the duck pond,” Olivia said. “That sounds like a lot of fun,” she said. “Did you see the ducks?”

“No ducks today,” Oliver said. “But there was a big bird that looked like a pterodactyl!” He spread his arms out and zoomed around on the sidewalk. Serena laughed. Even Logan laughed! “Alright, let’s get inside and eat,” Serena said, holding the door open for all of them. They had a table for five. The hostess brought booster seats for the kids. “This is really nice,” Logan muttered to Serena. “Spare no expense,” she said, winking. He smirked. “Oh my, there are so many options,” Dana said, looking over the menu. Serena had almost forgotten this was her first time in the human world! “Don’t worry, you’ll read a lot of things you don’t like” she said. Dana chuckled. “Mommy, I want to macaroni,” Olivia demanded. “I want chicken fingers,” Oliver added. “Alright, that is what you will have,” she promised. When they waitress returned, they all placed their orders Serena ordered for the kids. “Can you bring some crayons for the kids?” she asked. The hostess nodded and left with their orders. She returned a few minutes later with a cup of crayons for each of the twins. Oliver happily began to draw on the paper placemat, but Olivia dumper her crayons out to roll them around. Serena rolled eyes. “Full-service restaurant,” Logan said. “It is standard practice in the human world,” Serena explained. “Kids need constant entertainment.” She smiled, seeing the darkness in Logan’s eyes. Maybe his mood had been about Holly’s pregnancy announcement. “So, I’ve seen,” he muttered.

“Did you take care of the business deal?” Dana asked conversationally. Serena nodded.

“Business deals are easy.” Logan said. “I’m an Alpha, and that means I can challenge anyone to get what I want.” Serena sighed.

“He was very impressive,” she admitted.

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A Night on the

human chatter,” she said. “We aren’t alone here.” “I’m drawing the bird we saw today,” Oliver said. “How did you fare today, Dana?” Serena asked. “There was so much to see. It was a little overwhelming,” she admitted. “The kids

too good to eat,” Dana said. “I don’t want to ruin it.” Serena giggled as her kids had no trouble digging into their

Dana picked

show Dana and Logan the pet

store, especially where puppies were kept in cages. “We can show them the downtown, though and get some ice cream.” “Okay,” Olivia said, happy with the alternative. When they were finished eating, Serena cleaned the kids off in the bathroom. They always made a mess when they ate! She grabbed a few moist towelettes to bring with her for when they were done with their ice cream. There was a place she remembered going with the kids on weekends when she’d had a little time off from studies. It was a decent walk from where they were, but it was still pretty close to the hotel. “I want to hold Logan’s hand,” Olivia

I hold your hand?” she

his hand out. Olivia beamed a huge smile and grabbed his hand. She started walking, nearly dragging him along the sidewalk. Oliver was happy to hold Dana’s hand. Serena felt strange not having a child to hold onto. She had always been holding their hands, carrying them, taking car of them. Since rejoining the pack, she’d had more help with them than she knew what to do with. She didn’t

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them, meeting new werewolves, getting immersed in the pack, socializing. Serena had hoped to keep them all to herself for as long as possible. It wasn’t fair for them, though, and it was good for her to have some of her own time too. “The stores around here are so interesting,” Dana said, motioning to a lingerie store. Serena giggled. “There are a lot if interesting retail outlets in the human world,” she explained. “They seem to have specializations for everything.” “Perhaps the pack could learn a thing or two.” Dana said. “What is wrong with how we organize our retail options?” Logan asked, looking over his shoulder

ice cream soaked in root beer. She intended to transfer the scoop to his spoon, but Logan took the ice cream right off the spoon with his mouth. “Hey!” she said, pulling the spoon back quickly. “That’s a little too personal.” Logan smirked. “It was good, though,” he said. “I’ll be sure to get one of those next time.” Serena rolled her eyes. “Yes, when you have your own spoon to eat off of,” she said. “Mommy, I’m tired,” Olivia