Mated to the Alpha Twins

Mated to the Alpha twins novel by Jane Doe chapter 125

Epilogue The humid summer air , with it’s traces of fresh water and wildflowers , had always been my favorite . It was especially fragrant here , in the field of golden grass I often visited . Even as I sat on the thick quilt I had . brought along , I longed for the feel of the grass beneath my feet . Rummaging through my bag , I pulled out a cherry almond croissant I had saved from my bakery . After all the years , it was still up and running .

The new management was a feisty girl named Kiara , whose pastry experiments often turned out incredible . This place had once been secret , but as I watched the children laugh and play , I couldn’t bring myself to regret sharing this place with them . A piece of the purest happiness I had ever experienced , countless memories full of it -all of which were made here . S There were six of them , three boys and three girls , darting through the grass with earsplitting grins on their faces Some were missing a few baby teeth ;

others were covered in dirt with scraped knees . The boys were rough and rambunctious , but the girls were easily able to keep up . I chuckled to myself as Rose tackled her younger brother , both disappearing within the tall grass . ” Nice try , sweet pea . I might be older than you , but my senses are just as strong . ” I smirked at one of the youngest , Annie . Her eyes were a copy of my own as I looked up at her . The ocean blue was on the same side , though her brown was a tad lighter than my own . A mane of curly onyx hair sprouted from a ponytail on her head , slicked back by a bit of mud that had gotten on her face . Annie pouted , crossing her arms over her chest . ” Grandma , will you come play with Rose and me ?

had completed her first shift just two months ago and took every moment she could to show off her snow – white fur . 2 Making bushes of flowers flutter to life ,

they replenished the energy they had burned . ” Actually , I’m getting pretty tired , sweet pea . ” I smiled at her softly , seeing the gentle features of myself mixed with that of the twins . I couldn’t run and play like I used to , but I still made the walk out here every day – reveling in the life the twin’s and I built . My limbs were stiff , aching from sitting for so long . ” I think I’m going to go lay down with your grandpas ‘ . Would you mind walking me

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sister at ? ” I asked Annie . ” Sasha went back to the house to read . ” She snorted , thinking the idea completely absurd . It was near impossible to get Annie to sit still , while her twin sister was the opposite . I could see a lot of my youngest daughter , Willow , in Sasha . Dean and Sebastian came first . Where Dean was feral like Kade , Sebastian was smooth and charming . Sierra had been planned , though I was terrified I might have another set of twins . She held a bit of the wildness Kade had , but not as much as Willow . Our youngest had always kept to herself , and it had taken her awhile to finally blossom into the person she was meant to be . When Willow had met her mate and wife , we had immediately welcomed her into

of Kade , that feral side that demanded freedom , the desperate need to shed your human skin and simply run . I was surrounded by my children , and their children . I had known fear and terror , some of which still wake me up at night , but I had also known such happiness . ” Grandma ? ” Annie’s soft voice pulled me from my thoughts . My

family , I could only hope to see again . Her eyes were curious as they peered up at me , laced with that strange intelligence children always seemed to have – like she knew her Grandma wasn’t here , not fully , Across two hills of golden grass , which sprouted vibrant flowers during mid summer , sat our house . I glanced back towards the field , seeing not my grandchildren running , but a younger version of myself . The twins were at my side , their faces smooth and smiles wide as they followed me through the overgrown grass . Even Tori and Zayne , who had both moved on from this world just six short years