Hiding My Twin Pups From their Alpha Dad novel Chapter 100

The night was calm—too calm.

Eva stood on the balcony of the Silverstone stronghold, watching the trees sway in the quiet wind. The moon was climbing higher, casting its silver light over the courtyard. Inside, her warriors were preparing. Every corridor echoed with the sound of sharpening blades, whispered prayers, and soft footsteps.

Her hand rested over her belly. The twins inside her stirred. She could feel them—opposites fighting in silence. One heartbeat steady and strong. The other faster, colder, pulsing with shadows. She didn’t know how much time she had left before they were born. But she knew one thing: they had to survive tonight.

A sudden noise shattered the stillness.

The bell. The ancient bronze signal bell that hung in the center of the pack lands rang loud and sharp, its sound slicing through the night like a scream.

Clang. Clang. Clang.

Eva’s eyes widened.

“They’re here,” she whispered, spinning around and running toward the war room.

Max met her in the hallway, already armored, his eyes blazing. “The borders,” he said quickly. “They’ve breached the east wall. Rogues. Vampires. And some of our own… traitors.”

Dany was right behind him, growling as he loaded his weapons. “We counted at least fifty. Maybe more.”

Tiana’s voice was steady but tense. “They timed it perfectly. Right as the moon shifts. And Eva… the moon’s turning.”

Eva froze. The moon was the color of blood. The prophecy. The children. The war.

Everything was happening at once.

“I’ll protect the den,” she said, voice firm. “The pups are still in the nursery. If they get through, they’ll go for them.”

“No,” Max said quickly, grabbing her arm. “You shouldn’t be near the front lines—”

“I’m not asking,” Eva said, pulling free. “They want me? Let them come.”

They moved fast. Silverstone warriors surged through the gates, weapons drawn, claws extended. The Crescent wolves joined them, shoulder to shoulder, a unified front despite all the old grudges. Tonight, they fought as one.

Flames lit up the tree line as the first wave crashed through the darkness. Growls. Screams. The clash of steel and fang.

Eva didn’t hesitate.

She shifted mid-run, silver fur erupting across her skin, her bones cracking as she transformed into her massive wolf form. The ground shook beneath her paws as she tore through the trees, her eyes fixed on the nursery ahead.

Two vampires waited for her there—guarding the entrance like they owned it.

She lunged without a sound.