Kids From One Alpha” By Selena Lynch Chapter 154


    Chapter 154: Parent Trap


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    When Serena finished up for the day, she headed to Logan‘s house. Even though she wasn‘t happy to


    be around himtely, she knew she couldn‘t deny him contact with the kids. Her threat from earlier had


    slipped out before she even thought about it. She knew that


    she would never part Logan and the twins. They loved him too much and he was so good to them. He


    had a right to be in their lives. Logan had just made her so mad, talking about being Alpha and everythi


    ng. She had spoken before thinking, and that had been a mistake. Even if she and Logan couldn‘t mak


    e things work, she couldn‘t keep his own kids from him.


    When she arrived at Logan‘s house, Flo was waiting for her in the living room. “They are ying out in t


    he yard,” Flo told her. “Come sit with me a moment. We haven‘t had a chance to talk recently.” Serena


    smiled and nodded. “I‘m sorry about that,” Serena said. “Work keeps me busy, and so does Logan whe


    never he has a new project.” Flo chuckled. “He is just trying to find ways to be around you,” Flo said. “D


    on‘t tell him I told you that.” Flo winked at Serena.


    “I won‘t,” Serena assured. “Even so, I shouldn‘t neglect my other friends. You‘ve always been good to


    me and the twins.” “I‘m always here for you, and my grandchildren,” Flo promised. “I should go get the


    kids,” Serena said. Flo nodded as Serena departed.


    The kids came running up to her on the porch. “Mommy, mommy!” Olivia and Oliver shouted together.


    Serena bent down to hug them, but they ran


    right passed her and went into the house. Shaking her head, Serena smiled after them. Logan walked


    up the steps towards her. “Thanks for taking care of them tonight,” Serena said. Logan nodded. “Any ti


    me,” he said. “I’ll help you wrangle them.”


    “It is appreciated,” Serena said.


    They followed the twins inside, but they weren‘t in their y room. Serena rolled her eyes. She could h


    ear the twins giggling and ying in one of the secret passageways they had discovered. “Olivia, Oliver


    ,e on out,” Serena said. “It is time to go.” “We‘lle out in Daddy‘s bedroom,” Olivia said. “Go m


    eet us there, both of you!” Serena looked at Logan. He shrugged. They went into his bedroom together.


    Serena opened the closet door, waiting for


    Olivia and Oliver to crawl out of the tunnel. Neither of them appeared. “Where are you two?” Serena cal


    led. She knelt down to look inside. She couldn‘t see either of them.


    Behind them, Logan‘s


    bedroom door mmed shut. Serena jumped to her feet. Logan was already at the door trying to open i


    t. From the other side, Serena heard the twins giggling andughing. “They locked us in?” Serena aske


    d when Logan stepped away from the door. “Looks like,” he said with a sigh. Serena went to


    the door and tested the knob herself. It wouldn‘t budge.


    They were locked in!


    “Those little brats!” Serena hissed, pounding her hand on the door. “Olivia, Oliver, you open this door ri


    ght now!” Her demand was met with more giggles. “No!”


    they shouted back. “You two need a time out.” Serena sighed and turned to look at Logan. “They nn


    ed this,” she said. Logan smirked and nodded.


    “It seems so,” he said casually. He went and sat on the edge of his bed. “How are we going to get out o


    f here?” Serena asked, putting her hands on her hips. Logan shrugged.


    “We‘ll think of something,” he offered. Hisid back demeanor was infuriating to Serena. She groaned a


    nd threw her arms up in the air.


    “The one time you decide to choose inaction!” she snapped. Logan chuckled humorlessly. “They are ju


    st trying to help,” he said. “Help with what?” Serena asked. Logan raised an eyebrow at her. “They want


    us back together,” he exined. Serena rolled her eyes. “I know that, but


    it isn‘t going to happen,” she insisted. “I know,” Logan said. “Let them y their games and get it all out


    of their system. They will eventually ept it.” Serena shook her head. Logan wasn‘t wrong. The twins


    needed toe to terms with this on their own.


    “I guess we can wait it out,” she said. She sat in a reading chair Logan had in his room. Where Logan s


    at, they were facing each other slightly. “I sent my mom a text, she will try to


    get them to unlock the door, or figure out a way to open it from the outside,” Logan said, holding up his


    phone. “If I had my tools, 1 could remove the knob from this side.” “What tools do you need?” Serena a


    sked. “A screw driver and a drill” he said. Serena sighed. She didn‘t know what could be used in ce


    of those two.


    Parent Trap “What about the tunnel into their bedroom?” she asked, “Is that something we could fit thro


    ugh?” She stood up and crouched down at Logan‘s closet again. She visually measured the opening. It


    looked big enough for her to get her hip and shoulders through. “Maybe,” Logan said, “The tunnel isn‘t


    a uniform width, though. There are areas that are narrower.“ Serena sighed. She wasn‘t going to risk g


    etting stuck in the walls of Logan‘s house.


    “Those two are


    so grounded!” Serena said. She shook her head and went back to the chair, plopping down heavily. Lo


    ganughed at her. “Go easy on them,” Logan said. “This is difficult.”


    “Go easy on them?” Serena asked, crossing her arms. “You‘ve been a parent for what, five minutes, Lo


    gan, and you‘re going to give me advice on what is difficult for them?”


    “Serena, we‘re locked in my bedroom together because the twins thought they needed to take matters i


    nto their own hands. I don‘t need to have your


    parental experience to understand this is hard for them,” he said. He waved his arms around the room.


    Serena looked around. She remembered thest time she had been in Logan‘s room, and her cheeks r


    eddened suddenly. She looked away from the bed quickly


    Logan chuckled.


    “Remembering something?” he asked her, mockingly. Serena shook her head, her stomach squirming.


    “Trying not to,” she admitted. Logan chuckled again. “Look, we might be at odds now, but I don‘t want y


    ou to think that our time together and our memories aren‘t worth remembering,” Logan said. Serena loo


    ked at him, meeting his eyes for the first time. “I appreciate what you are trying to do,” Serena said. Log


    an smiled. “You know, whatever our rtionship is like, we are still family. We are still connected throug


    h the twins,” Logan said, “I know,” Serena said with a nod.


    “So, please, don‘t shut me out or be cold to me. I know I messed up, and I know you‘ll never forgive me


    and I could at least be nice to each other,” Logan said Serena sighed. When Logan made sense like tha


    her anger


    She letit float away, the tension in her neck and back easing, “Alright, I will try,” she said. “Good,” Logan


    nod,


    The doorknob rattled and Logan and Serena both jumped up, running to the door


    “Olivia, Oliver, is that you?” Serena asked.


    “It is me,” Flo said. “I‘ve got a screw driver. The twins wouldn‘t tell me where they put the key. Logan, ca


    this?” Serena stepped away from the door. Logan spoke through the wood, telling his mother how to use


    Finally, Flo got the doorknob released. The door popped open. Serena was happy to be out of the room


    “Mom!” Olivia whined. Serena shook her head. “It iste, and they two of you are in trouble for what you


    “Mommy, why can‘t daddy move back in?” Olivia asked on the walk home. Serena sighed. Maybe she w