All Chapters of Two Warriors, Two Battles - A Twist of Fate? : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

We had decided to have a little get-together at our house to welcome Lola and Esme to the pack. We knew they had been to Gabe’s parents' house yesterday for a big family BBQ, so no doubt that would have been hectic, so we had gone for a pizza and beer night at our house. Or a pizza and Diet Coke night if you were Indie as her pregnancy bump got ever bigger. She was so desperate to have her little one now, and to be honest, I couldn’t wait to meet my little niece or nephew. Ok, they may not be that by blood, but they would always be considered family.    Knox was busy sorting the house out while I saw to Kai. He was so grumpy today with teething. As I wandered up and down the hallway trying to settle him, Manny and Lola walked through the door.    “Hey Angel” Manny was instantly by my side to give me a hug “Aww he not feeling too good?”    “Hey Manny, no he is g

I loved tonight at Lilah and Alpha Knox’s house. It was mayhem, I have to admit, but in such a fun way! They are such a lovely family. And I love Manny’s friendship group. They seem to gel so well and are forever laughing. It is so funny. Gabe definitely seems to be a big reason for a lot of the teasing, which I have to say at times reminded me of his Dad when we were away, but it also had me in stitches. I don’t know how Indie didn’t run out of the the room in embarrassment when they were discussing the costume after she mentioned Dan wearing Lycra! Oh man, that made me laugh so hard I was near crying. I loved seeing Manuel with baby Kai. He was so gentle and caring with him. He surprised me when he offered to take him from Lilah to give her a break. They seem really close, which I have to say I find really difficult to cope with. I saw that on the night we met. I have heard Manny talk about her so much. And I know they are friends, like the best of friends. So wh

We had spent the afternoon at Manuel’s parents’ house, spending time together as one big family I guess. A BBQ to welcome my family and Lola’s family. Though to look at them now you would think they had always been here. No doubt there will always be scars and damage from the Crimson Night Pack, but I think Midnight Forest Pack will be the way forward for them all. There had been so much laughing, maybe something to do with the excess of beer drunk. But at the same time, the atmosphere felt perfect, so warm, and welcoming, like we were home. Like we belonged. My parents clicked with both Mateo and Eden, and Javier and Ada like they were old friends. It was nice to see and I think it will help them settle in. It was the same for Lola’s parents. Mum and Auntie Val are now looking to try painting with Indie – heaven help her! But they are also planning to help around the pack house too. Suggesting cooking classes for some of the younger wolves, which apparently former Luna, Ava loved

My head was buzzing with the information Manuel had mindlinked me. I drop off with it on my mind and wake up with it still taking over my thoughts. I can’t believe Willow had found her mate yet had not confided in anyone. She would normally speak to our Mum, or our sister, yet nothing had been mentioned. I would maybe have even expected her to confide in Lilah or Indie, but again I would have expected that to have been leaked back to me through them as neither one is good at keeping secrets. She must be in bits feeling rejected by her mate, and I know how that feels. Been there myself with Lilah when we first met, strangely enough . Not for the same reasons, but came back to her not feeling good enough, though she had the added fear of being terrified of being hurt. I can’t imagine how Diego must be feeling. I know how many people consider Alpha families as being way above them, and would see a warrior as not worthy of being mated to someone within the family, but our family ar

I was glad to have had my time off with Lola, but was ready to get back to work I have to say. Ready to get back to training and burn off some energy through fighting and sparring with the other warriors. Lola had gone into the Day Care centre, her first day being yesterday, and she had absolutely loved it! The staff seemed to love her, and she got on well with them. And Lola loved being around the kids, so I think she had definitely found her calling in life. The smile on her face when she walked out of there at the end of the day to meet me, told me that she was going to be happy there. After a hectic day training, and going over training programmes for the young warrior programme, I had finished later than expected so I had already linked Lola to let her know so she would not expect me to be there to meet her like I had the day before. Gabe and I both were in charge of planning a new training programme for upcoming warriors, and had to work on the training regime