Seventy-Five

Isobelle

I think I could safely say, my three-month stay would never have been enough. The boys were right, I never wanted to leave. The days rolled into weeks, and before I knew it, I was seven months pregnant. My husbands had almost finished extending the cabin, doing what they could in between their ranger duties. At least we were getting to the fun part, decorating the babies' room. I suggested we choose a gender-neutral color scheme, to be on the safe side, but the guys insisted on painting the nursery blue. It was the same shade as the Whitevale Wolves' Lacrosse team, and they wanted the latest addition to the Bennett clan to follow in their footsteps.

Usually, I would get up for work at this ungodly hour of the morning, but I had to call in sick today. I had been experiencing pelvic pains for several weeks now, and after the shitty sleep I just had, I couldn’t ignore it any longer. Alpha Alec insisted I start my maternity leave with immediate effect, and I had to agree that he