Hiding My Twin Pups From their Alpha Dad novel Chapter 110
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The cries of the twin babies echoed softly in the chamber, one howl, one hiss, weaving together like two threads of fate that had never meant to meet.
Eva lay weak but breathing, her chest rising slowly beneath a blanket. Max sat beside her, cradling the wolf-born child in his arms while Tiana held the quieter one, the baby whose eyes flickered with something ancient and unreadable.
The room was quiet, tense, until the sound of footsteps echoed from the hallway. Dany stepped in first, sword drawn, eyes still wary after the siege. But it was the figure behind him that drew all attention.
The seer.
Her robes were torn and soaked from travel, her face pale and drawn, but her eyes… her eyes widened the moment they landed on the twins.
“No,” she whispered. “No, no, no…”
Max stood quickly, alarmed. “What’s wrong? What do you see?”
The seer walked closer, her gaze bouncing between the two children. She dropped to her knees before them, her hands trembling as she reached out, not to touch—but to feel.
“You misunderstood…” Her voice cracked, her entire body shaking as the truth spilled from her lips. “The prophecy wasn’t about which child would destroy the bloodlines. It was about which child would save it.”
Silence fell like a heavy blanket.
Tiana blinked. “What are you saying?”
The seer slowly looked up. “The vision was always misread. The language in the old texts… it never said one would doom us all. It said one would end the war, yes—but through union or through ruin. One child holds the key to peace between wolves and vampires. The other…” Her voice trembled. “The other will bring a fire so great, it will devour both sides.”
Eva stirred slightly on the bed, her eyelids fluttering. Max reached for her, brushing his hand over her face.
“She needs rest,” he murmured, eyes never leaving hers. “She gave everything to bring them here.”
Dany folded his arms. “And now we don’t know which baby is which?”
The seer shook her head. “No. Not yet. It is too soon. Their paths aren’t fully written.”
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