Patrick’s POV“Whoa there!” I say to Devon, Liam, and Charles. They are running down the Alpha Hall toward the playroom. “There is a baby sleeping.”Devon is Shay’s daughter with her former Alpha and visits twice a month.Marie and Brittney gave birth on the same day five years ago to Liam and Charles, the Future Alpha and Beta.“Sorry, Uncle,” Devon said. She is the eldest at eleven and always seems to lead the boys.“Such a silly girl,” Ceylon teases from behind me. He is now 14 and training to be Gamma. His family moved to Blood Moon two years ago, so he could train full time.“Don’t call me that you nitwhit!” Devon spat back.“I’ll call you whatever I want,” Ceylon shot back. “You play with babies all the time.”“It’s better than playing with adults,” she is shaking with anger.“I don’t play, I train; I have an important job one day,” Ceylon looks impressed with himself. Marcus, Blake and I stand back to watch the exchange between Marcus’s stepchildren.“Ohh, Gamma so important, I

Third Person POV October 29, 2021; Luna Claire Wallace gave birth to two sons. Future Alphas. The first to make his appearance was named Isaac Mathew Wallace. Isaac was a quiet studious child, who asked questions before making decisions. He enjoyed the outdoors and had a talent for many sports. Was strong and a wonderful fighter, but his thirst for knowledge was unquenchable and he was always reading in his down time. He also grew to have a sense of humor, often picking on himself to make others laugh and be comfortable around him. You see, his Alpha aura was very strong from a young age, so he often frightened pack members. Isaac learned that making people smile and laugh helped him fit in better. By high school, he was so good he could charm anyone. But Isaac never dated. He knew a Luna was out there and she was waiting for him, so he waited for her. The second twin was Samson Michael Wallace. Sam liked to play pranks from a young age. Especially, on his mother.

Rebecca’s POV Once we all shifted, we joined my parents. I wasn’t marked, so I couldn’t mind link Ike or Sam and my parents couldn’t either, but my parents could mindlink me. Mom- Could you three not wait a couple of hours? I smell your scents all over each other. Dad- I don’t want to know what the smell is on one of their snouts. Young lady this is a public event. Me- First of all, we are mates. Can you be impressed we haven’t marked each other yet? Secondly, didn’t you two like mate in a broom closet within ten minutes of meeting. Wasn’t I conceived in that closet? The mindlink went silent. Thought so! We start running and since all five of us are Alphas, we are catching up to the new Alpha and Luna quickly. I start to smell it as we get closer. The farts have started. Monica and Edward fart each time they run. I want to laugh at the wide breath everyone is giving them. They deserve it. Monica and Edward stop and are clearly mindl

Rebecca’s POV The sun wakes me up and I see I am alone in the bed. Tabitha comes out of the bathroom and gets back in bed. “I guess you want to go find your mates,” she says, looking sad. “I really do,” I confess. “I’ll miss you,” Tabitha hugs me as I get up. I am still only wearing a tee shirt, so I find my bag and get some jeans and tank top. I brush my hair and carry my bag to the Alpha House. The door is unlocked, so I come in and go up to the master bedroom. No one is in here, so I guess I have to find my men another way. I start sniffing, shocked they didn’t wake up when I opened the door. I find Sam’s room first, but his door was locked. I kept looking and found Isaac’s door unlocked. I open his door and hear little snores. He is laying in boxers and nothing else outside the sheets. He looks so peaceful. I slide next to him and lay on his bare chest. As if by instinct, he wraps me in his arms. I snuggl

Rebecca’s POV “Are you sure you don’t want to go home and spend some time there saying goodbye to friends? You realize we will be taking over in a few weeks now that we have marked you right?” Ike is really worried about me sticking to my threat to my sister. “We can get away this week, but it’s going to be difficult to skip town once we take over.” I think about it, I would like to pack my own room, and I would very much like to say good-bye to my pack. We aren’t a large pack, medium sized, very close. We are a warrior, pack so we treasure each moment together, because each one can be your last. “Okay, okay, you are right!” I say, flopping on the bed. We have just finished cleaning up the kitchen after a fabulous dinner. Ike and Sam look at me surprised by my chose of words. “Don’t get used to hearing you are right. I won’t be saying it often.” “Oh, I think you will, we are pretty smart guys,” Sam said, crawling over me. “Did you enjoy your time in the water