It has been three months since the day we rescued Doyle and Calista has visited her aunt and uncle at the river for the first time. She has been at the river every day since then. If we don’t get to take her, Taylor and Evan would take her with them while they are on land. Her swimming skills are now at almost expert level now, but it’s getting too cold now to swim in the river, and she is not happy.
“Mom! Do you have any ideas what I can do? I can’t swim because it’s too cold. What are some things I can do in the cold weather?” I smiled, then replied, “Would you like to learn how to cook? That’s a fun thing you can do on a cold day.” She smiled, “I would like to learn that, but I’m wondering if I can paint or something like that.” I replied, “Hmm, how about diamond painting?” She cocked her head to one side, “What is that?” I took her in my craft room, and showed her the one I was doing, “You see these tiny little crystals in different colors? You see this sticky paper with
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After shopping in the mall for two hours, we found the gaming system that Calista wants along with games that she wants to play, and games that she and her uncles would like to play together. I went to a maternity store and bought some maternity clothes because my belly is getting too big for my clothes. I’m four months pregnant and I look seven months along. I’m so ready for this pregnancy to be over. I can’t believe I still have another five months! Maybe I will have them a little early. After finishing up and eating dinner, we all went home. When we got there, Calista thanked Elliot and me when we finished setting up her gaming system and her uncles started playing games with her. Elliot and I walked back downstairs and sat on the couch. I laid my head on Elliot’s lap as we started watching TV. Elliot smiled, “I love sitting like this.” I sigh, “Enjoy it while you can. When these babies are born, I’m not so sure we will get much time for this. Especially in the beginning.
Elliot nodded his head, “I know we need to start trusting her to be safe, it’s just really hard. Elisa, I trust you, it’s just hard to be away from you. Be safe.” I smiled, “I will be safe. I just want to see what species these guys are. If they are human, I know the human women are going to file reports with the police about what happened to them. If they are another species, we can do something about them.” Elliot smiled, “Will you come back and get us if they are anything but human?” I kissed him tenderly, “You can bet on it.” After telling dad and Elliot I will be back, I made myself invisible, I put a protection spell on myself, and then I teleported. I knew the guys were watching, so I made sure to move a piece of paper around on the floor, slowly, making sure it looks like the wind was blowing it. As I stood there listening, I found out that the tallest man’s name is Jacob, the middle size man’s name is Zach, and the shortest man’s name is Jeff. They are all a
I hesitated a moment before answering, “Humans take longer to heal physically, but the emotional recovery can be about the same. We, as werewolves, have a tendency to hold on to emotional baggage. We like revenge much more than healing. I think they will be okay as long as they deal with the problem instead of ignoring it or burying it with alcohol or drugs.” Blaise nodded, “I know that’s easy for humans to do. It’s too hard for us to get high or drunk. We don’t usually even try.” I chuckle, “Please keep it that way.” After saying goodnight, Elliot and I went to bed. I was so tired that night, I undressed and plopped into bed, falling asleep before my head hit the pillow. I slept so hard, I never heard or felt Calista get in our bed, but when I woke up, she was sprawled out between us. I laughed, “I guess dad couldn’t resist your puppy eyes again.” Elliot laughed, “She had a bad dream. How could I say no?” I giggled, “I don’t blame you one bit.” I got out of bed and
Elliot smiled, “We can go shopping for nursery furniture and I’ll call mom to get murals painted on one wall of each nursery.” I smiled, “I would love that!” We need to let Calista know she’s right and I would love her input on what we are going to put in the nurseries.” Dr. Harper smiled, “I will leave both of you to do what you need to do. I would like to see you every two weeks for the time being, Elisa.” I nodded, “Okay, Dr. Harper. I’ll see you in two weeks.” As soon as Doctor Harper left, Calista ran to us, “I was right, wasn’t I?” I laughed, “You were right, sweetie. Now you need to help me decorate the nurseries. We still have a couple months, at least, so we have plenty of time.” Calista smiled, “I would love to!” I heard Elliot call his mom, telling her we have two girls and one boy, then he asked her about doing murals for three nurseries. I could hear her tell him she would love to. When Elliot ended the call, he smiled, “Mom is so excited and wants to come out t
After a particularly steamy shower and getting dressed, I started to walk downstairs and stopped at Calista’s door. I heard Linden talking with Calista. She was sobbing as she asked, “Do you have to go?” Linden replied, “I miss my dad, little one. I know you know how that feels.” Calista sobbed, “I do. You’re lucky you can go back to him. I’m lucky I have a mom and dad now who love me just as much they did.” I put my hand over my mouth as tears formed in my eyes as Linden continued, “I can come back to visit any time. All you have to do is use the family mind link. Just tell me.” She smiled, “Okay. I can do that.” I chose this moment to peek my head in, “Are you okay, sweetie?” She smiled with a tear still lingering in her eye, “I’m okay. I know he needs to go home, but I wish this was his home.” I sat on her bed and put her on my lap, “I know, sweetie. He will come back occasionally. We might even get to video call with him, and you know he’ll be here for your birthday part
Linden was out of breath when he teleported to our dining room, “Calista, come here.” Calista’s eyes went wide and she ran to her Uncle Linden, “What’s the matter? Are you okay?” Linden wrapped his arms around her and he sobbed. Calista’s arms wrapped around his neck and she was patting his back as she tried to comfort him, “I’m sorry. Are you okay, Uncle Linden?” When Linden finally settled down to the point where he could speak coherently, he let go of Calista and sat at the table with the rest of us. Calista stood in her chair and held her hands up, “Everybody, STOP! Uncle Linden! Answer my Question!” We all raised our eyebrows at her and Elliot chuckled, “Uncle Linden, please answer her question. She is genuinely worried about you.” Linden put Calista on his lap and snuggled her as he replied, “I’m okay now. If it hadn’t been for this little girl’s warning, I wouldn’t be.” We all furrowed our brows at him as I asked, “What do you mean?” Linden sighed, “I teleported there, and my d
Selena sat next to me on a log as we looked over a golden pond and continued, “Linden’s stepmother is not going to stop until he is dead. She refuses to allow a child that is not hers in her family. She will not rest until she has her way.” I asked, “Will she try to kill him here at my home?” Selene replied, “Only if his father brings her to see him. She does not know where he lives now.” I sighed, “Good. I will make sure he knows this. I also know that we will have to let his dad know that she is not welcome at our home.” I sighed, “I guess this just means life still hasn’t settled down. I’m not so sure it will. Oh wait! How is this thing with Linden’s mom going to affect my babies?” She smiled, “Your babies will be fine. They have too many protectors to allow anything to happen to them. So, now that I have told you all that I need to tell you, I will let you sleep, my child. Just rest for tonight. Life will resume when you wake.” I woke the next morning in our bed, with Elliot’s arm
We all looked at the woman and, on instinct, I yelled, “Selene! A little help here?” Selene appears in front of the woman and yells in a commanding voice, “Anna Mae Cole! STAND DOWN! Your mate’s son is destined for great things. You will not interfere!” Linden’s mom stopped and dropped to her knees, “Moon Goddess! But he is not my child! I cannot have him in my family!” Selene argues, “Then leave! I will make sure your mate gets another mate. You, however, do not deserve another one!” Linden’s mother lowered her head, “I will allow him to live and I will leave him alone. Please, allow me to keep my mate.” Selene snarls, “I have seen into your heart. You will never allow any of them to live peacefully, and I will not have that! You do not deserve to live.” With that, Selene drags her outside and rips her head off. Then she turns to Linden, “I’m so sorry it came to this, Linden. She followed your father here the first night you were back. We were all too late in agreeing not to let her