TWIN ALPHAS' Moon Whisperer のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 151 - チャプター 160

ANISHARiabhel's curious eyes looked back at me. They arrived early this morning because we invited them to a dinner party later tonight. Roan and Khatya were surprised to hear about Lysandros and the encounter we had with him. "Who told you that?""He's famous in his world, An," Riabhel's eyes widened at me as if she wanted me to absorb the information she had just told me. "He has lived for centuries. Your mother is even acquainted with him that was why she's cool toward him. Of course, it wasn't my job to sniff around people's business, but yeah, he fell in love with a human and got her pregnant before."I blinked in surprise, my eyes squinting. Riabhel continued, shaking her head. "But there's more to it. The human died during childbirth, and it affected him deeply. That might be one reason why he's fascinated by you, An. Your pregnancy brings back memories, I suppose."My heart suddenly felt heavy. It was clear that Lysandros carried his own burdens and traumas, just like anyo

ANISHA It had been two weeks and Riabhel was right. My daughter had been practicing her howls. When she wanted to feed, she wanted it fast and quick otherwise, the house would seem to shake from her cries. Sleepless nights were becoming normal, but the joy of having our daughter made it all worth it. Kazimir, Kallum, and I had struggled but adjusted to our new roles as parents, each taking turns to care for her and indulging in the unique moments of parenthood. I sat in the nursery with our daughter cradled in my arms as I watched the sunset cast a warm glow through the windows. She was peacefully sleeping, her tiny chest rising and falling with each breath. I gently brushed my finger against her soft cheek, marveling at the miracle of life. Kazimir entered the room, a tired but content smile on his face. He came to stand beside me, looking down at our daughter. "She's growing so fast." I nodded, a soft sigh escaping my lips. "I know. It feels like just yesterday when we hear

"What did you do?" I asked, frowning at him as I watched him pour the blood—he sucked from my mother's neck— on his hands and burned it, the flames almost caught my hair. "I extracted a venomous compound from their bites," Lysandros answered, his voice steady as he continued to burn the blood on his hands. "The bite carried toxins that were lethal to her human body. She's now okay." The flames danced on his hands, the blood turning to ash. My mother Judy was limped in his arms. "Thank you for saving her," I said, my voice filled with genuine gratitude. Lysandros gave a nod, his expression remaining impassive. "You're welcome." I looked at my mates; they exchanged a tense glance, their guard still up despite the current situation. It was clear that trust wouldn't come easily, especially when it involved Lysandros. As the flames finally died down, Lysandros flexed his fingers, his hands now free of any trace of blood. Kazimir wiped his mouth on the back of his hand, his eyes

ANISHA The tension in the air was growing thicker. I could feel my mates' patience barely hanging by the thread as they watched Lysandros. "I don't like you, Lysandros," Kazimir began. "And certainly don't like the idea of you being connected to my daughter in any way." Kallum's eyes were flinty as he squared his shoulders. "She's our little girl, our precious daughter. How dare you connect with her." "You know it's beyond my control." Lysandros' voice gave none of his emotions, but there was an underlying tension in his stance. "Lysandros," I said, my voice steady as I addressed him. "I know this is complicated, and I hope you can understand my mates' concerns. But we also need to consider the fact that Aurelia is a part of all of us. I want to believe that there's some goodness in you, as small as it might be for you to consider my daughter's future." Kazimir's eyes flickered with annoyance, and I knew because I mentioned my daughter's future while Kallum's jaw remained tight

ANISHA The human-sized teddy bear Lysandros had gifted Aurelia brought out a shriek of pure joy from her lips. The sheer excitement in her eyes was contagious, spreading smiles across the faces of my mates, which later turned into an eye roll. I could hardly contain my smile to see their reactions, which they caught a glimpse of, their eyes tightened. She dashed toward the teddy bear, her tiny arms wrapping around its enormous frame, and she practically radiated happiness. "It's beautiful!" she exclaimed, her voice filled with genuine appreciation. Lysandros inclined his head. "I'm glad you like it." I looked at my mates, their expressions were a grudging acknowledgment. Lysandros's gift had undeniably struck a chord with our daughter, and as much as we had animosity toward him, seeing her so happy was all that mattered at that moment. "We'll talk to him when everyone retires to their homes," I murmured to Kazimir while Kallum was occupied inspecting the teddy bear, ensuring it