Hiding My Twin Pups From their Alpha Dad novel Chapter 34

The next morning, the soft glow of dawn filtered through the large windows of the Silverstone Packhouse, casting golden hues over the dining hall. The morning was quiet, the kind of stillness that came after a storm.

Felicia sat at the head of the long wooden table, stirring her tea absentmindedly as her mind raced. Across from her, Lucien sat with his arms folded, watching her carefully. The tension from the previous night still lingered in the air, though now it was mixed with an air of inevitability.

The boys, Danny and Max, were sitting next to each other, eating their breakfast with the blissful innocence of children. They had no idea that today would be life-changing.

Felicia sighed, placing her cup down. “I’ve made my decision.”

Lucien raised an eyebrow, though he already knew what she was about to say.

“I’m going to tell Damien the truth,” she said, her voice steady but holding a hint of apprehension. “I can’t keep lying to the boys. They deserve to know who he is.”

Lucien exhaled slowly, leaning back in his chair. “Are you sure about this?”

Felicia nodded, glancing at her sons. “Yes. Yesterday proved that things can’t go on like this. If we don’t resolve this, more blood will be spilled. And I won’t allow that.”

Lucien ran a hand through his hair before nodding. “Alright. Then we’ll do it the right way.”

He called for a messenger, a young wolf with sharp eyes and a lean frame.

“Send word to Crescent Moon Pack,” Lucien instructed. “Tell Damien that Felicia and the boys will meet him at a neutral ground today. She’s ready to introduce the boys to him.”

The messenger bowed slightly before hurrying out of the room.

Felicia took a deep breath, her heart hammering.

Lucien observed her, his expression unreadable. “You’re nervous.”

Felicia laughed dryly, shaking her head. “Of course, I am. I don’t know how they’ll react. What if they hate me for keeping this from them?”

Lucien softened, reaching across the table and placing a hand over hers. “They won’t. They love you, Felicia. That won’t change.”

Felicia forced a small smile, appreciating his words even if she wasn’t convinced.