Ava's POV I had finally completed Sullivan's task, I had made sure I destroyed his reputation and crumbled his reign, now all I needed were my kids. Logan and I were banished so I suggested we move back to the human world and start over as a family with my kids and see how we would grow from there but Logan had a different idea. He said that the kids needed to know their background and know the kinds of power they possess and how they need to learn how to control it and use it to their advantage. He said many other things that made absolute sense and I had no option than to agree with him. That morning, we were preparing for two things. The first was to leave the Nightingale pack and the second was to pick up my kids from the location they were going to send to me. One thing I noticed was people kept coming to pledge their loyalty to Logan and they became so much that I lost count of the number of men that visited. "Logan?" "Yes?" "Can I ask you a question?" "Ava, you're a

Ava's POV"Oh.My.Gosh, Aurora!!" I went to hug her as tears flowed freely from both our eyes. "Av, I've missed you so much!" She hugged me some more and we both continued crying. "I see you ladies need some space. I'll take the kids with me to the car." I nodded my head to show my approval. "Okay guys, who's ready for some ice-cream?" They all shouted and he picked Natasha up I'm his arms as they left the room. "How did you know the kids were going to be here?" "It's kinda long but I'll make it as short as possible." "Noo, tell me the long version. I'm ready to hear it. Logan is a really patient man, he won't get upset." "Alright then. You know how I hired a private investigator to look into the whole kidnapping saga and how whenever we got leads, they would always change direction?" "I know. And yes, thank you very much for all your help Aurora. You are honestly the kind of friend that everyone needs to have." She smiled at me and continued "This past six months had not bee

Logan's POVI looked back at my little family from the rearview mirror and my heart filled with gratitude. There was one thing Ava didn't add though and that was– she slept right along with them. They all looked so peaceful in their sleep and their mother had this subtle smile on her face and I was sure it was because her soul was finally at rest. They had become my family now and I vowed to take care of them to the very best of my abilities. The kids were already tired but we had to leave the Nightingale pack that night because even though he didn't specify how long we had, I didn't want to spend an extra day there now that the kids were safely in our custody. Speaking of the kids, I wondered if Ava was brooding over the fact that they called me 'dad' the first time they saw me. I wondered if I should talk to Ava about it when she wakes up but I discarded it as it was a not-so-good idea because if she wasn't thinking about it, she was going to start after I asked her and that would

Isabella's POV I turned to look upstairs and opened my mouth to ask if she was expecting any guests but I closed them as soon as I had opened them. "Who is there?" I asked but no reply came through so I asked again. "Who is it?" I waited for another ten seconds before adding "the truth is I don't have energy and I wouldn't want to open the door for you because I probably don't like you. But you could do us both a favor and tell me who you are so that the door can be opened unto you." There was still no response and at this time, my patience was wearing thin and I wondered why the person didn't reply and also didn't again knock either. At that point, I thought to myself "what if the person had left already and what if I've been talking to myself all the while?" I shook my head and turned around to go into my room when my mother called out to me. "Issa!" Oh God! What did this woman want again? "Yes mum?" "I forgot that I installed a new security system." "Huh?" My mother was

Aiden's POVThe journey to the other pack was longer than I had envisioned and that was largely because we had kids on board with us. And with them, it became more of a road trip than an actual journey because we had to make occasional stops other than the ones we made so we could sleep at the motel. One thing that surprised both Ava and I was how good and well behaved the children were. They didn't throw unnecessary tantrums and their arguments didn't last long either– though I'll attribute that to their mum as well. One question they didn't stop asking though was "Are we there yet?" And everytime our answer was "not yet" and then it changed to "Almost." When we finally arrived, the kids were fast asleep and no one seemed to notice that the Alpha was back, which was good because it meant that my Beta and the other staff handled the news of my return with uttermost discretion just the way I had instructed. "Logan, this place is beautiful!" "I know right? It's even better than how I