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Kids From One Alpha” By Selena Lynch Chapter 129

    Kids From One Alpha” By Selena Lynch Chapter 129


    Chapter 129: Concerns for the Future


    Logan took Serena to a small bakery for coffee and breakfast pastries. It was early enough that


    they were some of the only people there and they could continue their conversation without drawing too


    much attention.


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    Serena had her hands wrapped around her warm coffee mug, a cheese Danish sitting on a te


    beside her.


    “You should have told me of your concerns earlier,” Logan said to open up the conversation. Serena


    sighed. “I know,” she said. “I was having trouble really getting to the bottom of it, though. I talked to Flo,


    I talked to my mother, I also talked to Santino. I couldn’t really figure out what was bothering me so


    much.”


    “I get it,” Logan said with a nod.


    “I know you do,” Serena said, smiling warmly at him. “At least I have people to talk to about it. People


    that can offer the right support.” Logan smirked. “I made due,” he said with a shrug. He bit into his


    croissant. Logan hadn’t thought much about whether or not Serena would have doubts about bing


    Luna. He’d always thought that she would wee the opportunity, based on what she’d told him


    about her parents. “You know, I’m honestly a little surprised about this,” Logan said. Serena raised an


    eyebrow at him from across the table.


    “Why?” she asked. Logan chuckled.


    “When you told me about why you became a doctor, it had been a way to prove yourself to your


    parents,” he reminded her. “A way to step out from under your brother’s shadow. You admitted to being


    jealous of Santino for getting to be Alpha, wanting to show you had the same abilities as him.” “Yes, I


    know the story,” Serena said with an eyeroll. Logan chuckled again. “And bing Luna doesn’t help


    fulfill that desire?” he asked. He tilted his head at Serena, studying her as she drank her coffee. There


    was so much about her that was worth admiring. Logan didn’t think he’d ever understand the strength


    she possessed, but he wanted to bask in it.


    “It isn’t the same as working for something and seeding,” she said. “To be a doctor, I had to


    study, work hard, make the right connections,pete with other humans and wolves. It was all me.


    Bing Luna…that’s just destiny, fate, because the Moon Goddess fated us to be mates.” Logan


    shrugged.


    “Is that any different than Santino bing Alpha?” he asked. “He was fated to be Alpha because he


    was the oldest and only son born to your parents.”


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    Chapter 129 Concerns for the Future


    Serena looked down at her pastry, her mind working through what Logan said. Logan munched on his


    croissant, pausing to drink coffee in between. “You do have a point,” Serena said. “Of course, I do,”


    Logan said yfully. He smirked at her. Serena sighed, shaking her head.


    “I’ve got to get to the hospital. Thank you for breakfast,” she said. Logan nodded.


    “Dana is expecting me to drop by?” he asked. Serena nodded. She gathered her things and left.


    Logan finished his coffee slowly. He had a feeling that Serena’s concerns were rooted more deeply


    than just being concerned about giving up her independence to be Luna. He had a feeling it had


    more to do with their rtionship than being Luna. He’d have to talk to her about it more when she got


    out of work. As it was, he had nned to spend the day with the kids instead of taking them to daycare.


    “Come on in, Logan,” Dana said, opening the door when Logan arrived at the house. “The kids are just


    finishing breakfast.” “Dana, how would you feel about letting me keep them home from daycare today?”


    he asked. Dana raised an eyebrow at him. “I should clear that with Serena,” Dana muttered. Logan


    sighed. “Sure,” he said with a nod. “I’d just like to have a day with them. Dana pulled out her phone to


    make the call, Logan went into the kitchen where the kids were eating cereal. “Daddy Logan!” Olivia


    greeted him excitedly. Logan grinned at her. “You can just call me ‘dad’ you know,” he told her. “Are you


    here to y with us?” Oliver asked, “I am,” Logan said. “All day, just the three of us. How does that


    sound?” “Perfect!” Olivia sang. She jumped down from her chair and hugged Logan tightly around the


    thighs. Logan smiled, putting his hand on the back of her head. Dana came into the kitchen, tucking her


    phone into her pocket. “Serena says that is fine,” Dana said. “I’ll just clean up from breakfast, and then


    I’ve got a shift at the daycare. Were you nning on staying at the house all day?” “We’ll see where the


    day takes us,” Logan said. “I will have them both back here before Serenaes home from work,


    though. If we do go out, that is.” “Alright,” Dana said with a nod. “Come out to the back yard,” Olivia


    said, taking Logan’s hand and dragging him towards the back door. Logan grinned at the kids. Oliver


    was out in front of Olivia, leading the way


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    The backyard had a sandbox, a swing set, and several other toys that kids enjoyed. Oliver wanted to


    y ser, so Logan kicked the ball around with him while Olivia yed on the monkey bars on the


    swing set. Olivia called out to them, telling Oliver what direction to go with the ball to avoid Logan. It


    didn’t take long for Oliver’s stamina to wear out though, and he flopped down in the grass, breathing


    heavily. “…can’t…go…on,” he gasped dramatically. “Just leave me.” Logan scooped Oliver up in his


    arms and threw him over his shoulder like a sack of potatoes. “No man ever gets left behind,” he said.


    “What about women?” Olivia asked. She jumped down from the monkey bars and ran over to Logan’s


    side. “Carry me too!” Logan grinned. He grabbed Olivia in his other arm and threw her over his


    shoulder too. Olivia giggled and kicked her legs back and forth. Logan ran around the yard with them


    once before he too started feeling tired. He set them both down on the ground. “Again, again!” Olivia


    said. She held her arms up and jumped up and down. Logan put a hand on his chest, breathing


    heavily. “I need a minute,” Logan said. He sat down in the grass and Olivia and Oliver sat with him.


    “When are you going toe live with us?” Olivia asked. Logan took a deep breath.


    “I don’t know,” he said. “That’s a conversation that your mother and I are going to have.” “Why can’t we


    talk about it?” Olivia asked. “Yea, we want you to live with us, daddy,” Oliver said. “Why does mommy


    have to say it?” Logan chuckled, ruffling Oliver’s hair. He still wasn’t used to exining those


    complicated adult things to kids. He didn’t want to lie to them, but he didn’t want to say anything that


    could strain the rtionship between the twins and their mother. He didn’t want them to think that she


    was keeping him from the twins or anything. It wasn’t that Serena was doing anything like that, but he


    didn’t know how kids processed certain bits of information. “Your mother and I are working things out,”


    Logan said. “Sometimes, what kids want and what parents want are two different things. We want to


    make sure that everything we decide is best for all four of us. That’s what families do.” “Okay, okay,”


    Olivia grumbled. She got up and went to the swing set again. “I’ll push you,” Oliver said. “I bet you can’t


    push me all the way around the top,” Olivia teased.


    Chapter 129: Concerns for the Future


    “Yes, I can!” Oliver said, rising to the challenge. Logan smiled at the kids. They never did run out of


    energy. He was happy to have a day with them but it gave him a good look on how Serena’s life had


    been for years. Logan still had the luxury of saying “enough is enough.” Serena didn’t have the chance


    to step away like he did. Logan didn’t want to step away. He wanted to be there for the kids and for


    Serena,


    giving her the chance to step away when she needed it. “Come on, dad!” Olivia shouted. “Push me


    higher.”


    “Me too,” Oliver said getting on the other swing. “Push me too!” Logan groaned, heaving himself up


    onto his feet. He went behind the swing set and started push them, alternating back and forth. The both


    laughed and kicked their legs out. The sound of children’sughter warmed Logan’s heart. He pushed


    them as high as he could, then slowly let them lose their momentum until they were begging him to


    push them again. He repeated the process until his arms were too tired to keep going. The twins were


    exhausted after, so Logan brought them inside. He made them a snack and let them take nap on the


    couch. He had his own lunch time snack while he watched them sleep. They clung to each other


    happily. Logan still wasn’t sure about the future, but he knew he wanted the twins and Serena in his.
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