All Chapters of Let's Play, Little Mate!: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Ivy's POVAs days turned into weeks, I watched with relief as the town slowly but surely began returning to its normal state. The chaos and fear that had consumed our streets gradually faded away, replaced by a sense of peace and tranquility. The scars left by the rogue wolves were healing, and the townsfolk were finding solace in the newfound calm.One morning, as I sat in my office, contemplating the next steps to ensure our town's safety, I decided it was time to appoint a right-hand person, someone who could assist me in maintaining order and protecting our community. My mind immediately went to Kiara. She was a force to be reckoned with, the strongest pure blood witch in our town, and her contributions during the battle against the rogue wolves had been invaluable. If not for her there was no way in hell I would have known about the artifacts and all because my witch powers were almost already faded because I had neglected it for the longest of time but thank the goddess that Kia

Ivy's POVEverything in our small town was flourishing and it was no longer such a small town anymore as it was expanding in population and revenue.The fields were filled with vibrant flowers, and the people were happy and content. Life was good and dandy, to say the least. It was during these peaceful times that my husband, Jax, and I decided it was time to expand our little family.The idea of having another baby was something Jax had been excited about for quite some time. He longed for another child to fill our home with laughter and joy. At first, I was hesitant because our twins, Felix and Luna, kept us on our toes. They were full of energy, constantly exploring and discovering new things. It felt like a whirlwind at times, and I worried that adding another little one to the mix might be overwhelming."It's already so overwhelming with the twins, I fear that it might be harder if another child is added to the mix" I told Jax one day when he raised the topic"I know Ivy but that

Ivy's POVI left the office feeling a mixture of excitement and trepidation after my conversation with Wesley, my former personal assistant and dear friend. As I drove home, thoughts raced through my mind about how I was going to break the news to Jax. I knew he wouldn't be happy about me taking on the role of sheriff again, but it was something I couldn't deny myself any longer. My father had been right when he asked me to take over the position from him at the very beginning but I had quit because I needed to sort out the mystery of my parents death and along the way I forgot how it felt to be the sheriff of the town.The sun was setting, casting a warm golden glow over the city as I pulled into our driveway. Jax was obviously not yet back from work so I still had some time to myself before I got to break the news to him.Taking a deep breath, I stepped out of the car and made my way inside, prepared to face the upcoming conversation. Despite the lingering uncertainty, I knew deep d

Ivy's POVAs the days turned into weeks, my duties as the Luna and sheriff of our town continued to flourish. With each passing day, I saw our community thrive, and I couldn't be prouder. The days were filled with kindness, laughter, and helping hands extended to those in need.But just when everything seemed perfect, a strange occurrence shook our peaceful town. It all started when Felix and Luna, began having peculiar dreams. These dreams were so haunting that they would wake up screaming, their faces twisted with fear and distress. When asked what they dreamt of, they couldn't recall a single detail. The first night it happened I was in the kitchen making dinner and the nannies had told me the kids were sleeping when I returned from work so I decided to make dinner and wake them up to come take their dinner when I was done. At least so I can have some peace and quiet and I when I was almost done serving dinner at the table, I started hearing screams coming from upstairs and at firs

Ivy's POVLife had finally settled into a peaceful rhythm for my family. After the terrifying ordeal with the spirits that had tried to possess our sweet twins, Felix and Luna, we were grateful for the calm and normalcy that had returned to our lives. My husband Jax and I, along with our three children, had moved on and were living happily in our cozy home.Every morning, without fail, I would wake up early to prepare the kids for school. As a mother, it was my responsibility to make sure they had a good breakfast before starting their day. Felix always wanted pancakes, while Luna preferred cereal. Our youngest, Gina, was fond of scrambled eggs. I loved seeing their sleepy eyes light up as they sat down at the kitchen table, eagerly waiting for their breakfast."Good morning, my little munchkins!" I greeted them with a smile, placing plates of food in front of each of them. "Dig in!"Felix, still rubbing the sleep from his eyes, mumbled a sleepy "Morning, Mom," as he reached for the m