Kids from One Alpha

Chapter 57

Chapter 57: Birdwatching

“Birdwatching?” Serena asked when Carson showed up at her door on her day off. “Yea, it is a fun activity,” he said. “We can go outside, the kids will love it.” Serena looked over her shoulder at where the kids were playing on the floor. She’d wanted to spend the day with just them, but now Carson had shown up for a day together.

“Have you ever been?” he asked. “Not in any official capacity,” she admitted. “I guarantee fun,” Carson said. “Kids, do you want to go birdwatching?” Serena asked, turning to talk to Olivia and Oliver.

“With Logan?” Olivia asked, jumping up. Serena stepped aside so they could see it was Carson at the door. “Logan is busy today,” she said. “You remember my friend Carson? He wants us all to spend the day together. Doesn’t that sound like fun?” “Okay,” Olivia said, less enthusiastically. Oliver remained quiet, but they both pulled their shoes on. Serena turned back to Carson. “Logan promised he’d come see them after we got all moved back in,” she explained. “He hasn’t had the time yet though, being Alpha and all.” “I see,” Carson said with a nod. “Well, I will make sure we all have fun, anyway.” “Let me get my shoes and a sweater,” Serena said. She grabbed what she needed and found Carson on the porch with the kids. He was showing them how to use a pair of binoculars. “Do I need any special bird watching equipment?” she asked. Carson shook his head. “Nah,” he said. “I’ve got two pairs of binoculars, and I know all the best places to see birds.”

“Alright,” Serena said. She took the kids hands in hers. “Lead the way.” 

Carson headed off the porch and turned to the left, bringing them in the direction of the tree line. The intermittent forest spread throughout the pack territory was a great place to see wildlife.

“I’ll climb to the very top of a tree so I can see the whole forest,” Olivia was saying, chattering to Oliver. “You can’t climb that high!” Oliver argued. “Mommy, can Olivia climb that high?” “Neither of you are going to be climbing trees. We are going out to see birds,” Serena said.

point,” Carson said. “Don’t encourage her,” Serena teased. “I’ll be the one chasing

here,” Carson said, waving them over. He crouched down low next to a bush and put his finger to his

bird. Serena looked in her

said. Serena set Olivia down and

wasn’t a big deal. Serena was happy he wasn’t taking it personally Kids were always saying and doing things that could offend adults, but it was nice to see at least one who wouldn’t be offended by her kids. When the woodpecker flew away, Carson led them off

added. Serena could have slapped her forehead with her palm, if she hadn’t been

she said,

looked back at

isn’t your thing, huh?” he asked. Olivia

to be around,”

haven’t learned

worry about it, he

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