The 5-time Rejected Gamma & the Lycan King

Chapter 63

The waiter showed Xandar and Lucianne to the table that Xandar had specifically reserved earlier. It was a secluded corner booth. After placing their order, the waitress drew the see through curtains and left them alone.

Lucianne reached for Xandar’s hands across the table as she asked in concern, “Are you okay?”

He smiled and kissed her hand, more normally this time, and said, “I am now.”

Lucianne returned his smile and said, “So uh…your question on kids. I’ve always thought about having my own before the string of rejections. After the latest mate bond snap, I actually made peace with the fact that I may never have children of my own. The plan was to adopt a child when I was ready, like when there were fewer rogue attacks so that I’ll have more time on my hands. But last year was clearly not the best time to take on that type of responsibility so I haven’t committed myself to motherhood just yet.”

Xandar then uttered sadly, “Aren’t you at least reconsidering having your own kids now?” That question was more than what it seemed. He was asking whether Lucianne had considered having kids with him.

Lucianne immediately explained, “I was getting there, Xandar. Adoption was the plan until I saw that you’re… different. I admit that I haven’t given thought to the details on the subject just yet. But I can’t deny that…it’s a possibility now.”

Xandar took hold of her hands and asked with a warm smile, “How many have you always

wanted?”

that many kids, to be honest. I still want to be able t o keep doing the things I do now so… I guess two? One is a little lonely.

boring without Christian. I mean, I had Greg too. But I always wanted to toss

eyes,

Xandar was ready for something like this. They just met a week ago. She wasn’t even ready to accept a marriage proposal from him if he made one, at least not yet. Now, he was

about that, Xandar. I

looked at her in disbelief with the wide smile

“Have you seen yourself

to them and having to do the midnight feeding, diaper-changing, laundry, and a whole list of other things are very different. Motherhood is a whole job

assured her, “But you won’t be doing it alone, Lucy. You’d

once and uttered, “Thank you.” Xandar pecked

about you? Have you ever

on that particular subject. I didn’t know whether I wanted the responsibility of bringing up another being. I mean, I would’ve been proud to bring up a little Christian but if I brought up

she asked, “What about bringing up a