Hiding My Twin Pups From their Alpha Dad novel Chapter 108

In the healer’s wing, silence reigned until a crashing sound echoed through the hall. Dany stormed in, fury in every step, dragging behind him a woman bound in silver cuffs. She was one of their own—Marla, a healer who had delivered dozens of pups and treated countless wounded warriors. Her hair was wild now, her face pale, but there was a strange satisfaction in her eyes.

Max, Tiana, and several guards followed, weapons ready.

Eva sat at the far end of the room, her hands folded on her lap, her expression unreadable.

Dany shoved Marla to her knees before Eva and growled, “We caught her feeding blood to a vampire scout. Behind the eastern barracks. She’s been doing it for weeks.”

Gasps echoed through the chamber. One of the younger guards stepped back, clearly shaken.

Eva didn’t move. “Are you sure?” Her voice was calm, but there was a quiet edge that made even Max glance her way with concern.

Dany nodded. “We found flasks of blood in her bag. Not just from wounded wolves—some of it was royal blood. Strong. Fresh. Possibly even yours.”

Eva’s eyes narrowed. But still, she didn’t raise her voice. “Marla,” she said softly, “why?”

The room went silent as the healer lifted her chin. Her lips were curled in a mocking smile. “Because your Queen is birthing death, not salvation,” she sneered.

Max stepped forward, but Eva raised her hand to stop him. “Let her speak.”

Marla’s eyes gleamed, her words venomous. “You think you’re saving us? You’re not. You’re carrying something unnatural. One child with a wolf’s fury, the other with a vampire’s hunger. Do you really believe they can exist together? You are the end of us, not the beginning.”

The words hit like stones. Tiana’s jaw tightened. Dany looked ready to strike.

Eva just breathed slowly, keeping her emotions buried under layers of control. “So, you chose to help the very people slaughtering our kind?”

Marla didn’t flinch. “I chose truth. And I’m not the only one.”

Whispers broke out in the room. Max’s face twisted with rage. “You’re lying.”

Marla’s smirk widened. “Am I? Look around, Alpha. Look at your people. They whisper behind her back. They wonder what she’s hiding. And they should.”

Before Max could lunge, Dany gripped his shoulder. “She’s trying to divide us. Let Eva handle this.”

Everyone looked to Eva again. She stood slowly, every movement controlled. Her hand rested on her stomach for a brief second before she stepped forward.

“I trusted you,” she said quietly. “You treated our wounded. You touched our children. You smiled while handing poison to the ones who would burn this pack to ash.”