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Book 2 - Chapter 26

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Chapter 26 – The Queen’s Mother

Serena

I won’t deny it. My aunt’s words worried me for a moment, but Aero, so supportive a mate, gave me a boost.

Pregnancy wasn’t an easy milestone to undergo; I knew this already, and it was even more difficult since I got twins. I hadn’t really equated the facts about me being a half-fae half-wolf and how this would affect our babies’ development, but what the hell.

The deed was done, and our pups were coming, and they were coming soon. I looked at the brighter side instead. At least Aunt Adna was conscious enough to inform us of her worries.

Aero and I ate light while auntie shared her fond memories when my mother had me. Of course, since she loved flair and spectacle, the dining table we used became a brief stage. The room dimmed. A hologram of some sort

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