Alpha's Second Chance novel Chapter 135

LOGAN

A knock on my office door gets my attention and I tell them to come in and see that it is Kyle, Luca, and Matt. They come inside and sit down before any of us say something, and I am the first one to break the silence.

“What can I help you with?” I ask. They look at each other, and Kyle nods his head to Matt.

“What is it, Matt?”

“Logan, Dad is not doing well. But I am sure you know that.” He begins.

“I do. That’s why I told Liv to use time with him and the kids and have Anna along. Matt if you want time off. You tell me. I Am sure, Luca and Kyle and work out getting Training working.” I Tell him.

“I know, and I will take you up on it later on. For now, Liv and the kids are the most important ones.” He says.

“Then what is it you want to talk with me about? Because there is something.” I ask and look at them.

“It is early. But ever since Dad and Liv started training, and they both found out how good she is, it has been a dream for them both for Liv to be in the tournaments. But from what it looks like, Dad will never get to experience it.” He says.

“What do you have in mind?” I ask.

“Maybe not a full tournament. With the hunting tracking and so on. But maybe we can create something new. Like a festival. Where we can have a few fighting competitions maybe one for alphas, one for Luna, one for the Beta, and one for the head warriors/gammas. But with the coal of helping packs get stronger and create treaties, and that way make us all have a stronger front against the rouges.” He says and looks at me. And I stay quiet for a little bit.

“You want your dad to see her compete,” I state. Because I know this is his main reason.

“Yes.” He said, without trying to deny it, and I smiled.

“Okay. Let’s do it. Something new. To show we only want the best for everyone.” I say, and all three of them smile.

“Awesome. Thank you.” Matt says, and I chuckle.

“Liv is going to love it,” I say, chuckling again. And they all laugh.

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We spent the next 4 hours beginning to make plans on how we were going to do this, but there was one problem that could potentially ruin it. There had never been a competition for the Luna, and every time it had been suggested it had been shot down with arguments about how bad it would be if the Luna got hurt.

When we decided to stop for the day, I went home so I can tell Liv about the news, and maybe she had some ideas. It was quiet when I entered the house and first looked in the playroom and living room when I saw her outside through the windows. I smiled when I saw her sitting on the grass with Noah and Rose and walked out to them.

“Hey, baby,” I whispered in her ear as I sat down behind her.

“Hey, babe.” She answers and smiles at me. Noah was in her arms and began reaching out for me. I chuckled when I took him into my arms.

“How is my little boy? Are you being a good boy?” I ask, and he smiles big, making me chuckle again.

“Hey, daddy,” Rose says and comes to give me a hug.