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Chapter 94

    Chapter 94


    -Dorothy-


    Spring hade sooner than expected. It crept up on us slowly in first. The green leaves that poked


    from the forest trees were the first hint at its sly approach. Then all of a sudden, without warning or


    invitation, it burst forth along with the brightest of days in a flurry of newly blooming flowers and the


    loudest twittering, chirping, and chattering of nature that we had ever heard.


    It was that same day, that we were to be wed. I dded over the fresh green grass towards where my


    mate was reclined on arge pic nket. The orange of the fabric was a stark contrast to the green


    of thend and the brilliant blue sky above uspleted the picturesque scene,


    Flower buds nodded at us in the slight breeze and therge drooping tree on the edge of the forest cast


    a pleasant patch of dappled shade over where Ignatius sat with our children.


    His white tousled hair matched the clouds that floated aroundkily above our heads. The twins,


    however, had hair the same fierce shade of red as my own. Amelie was a quiet force of nature, her hair


    was straight and wispy like her mother’s and tumbled over her shoulders in shining waves,


    She donned her father’s piercing blue eyes and his cold aloof at ude. However, under the surface, she


    was just as loving and gentle as Ignathus himself.


    Ellias on the other hand was a firecracker. If there was a new insect to be found in the garden, he


    would barrel back to the house as fast as his short stubby legs would carry him and ce it before me


    with a grandiose air about him as if he had just discovered gold.


    A sturdy tire swing hung from the nearby branches, swinging and twisting slowly in the breeze. Ignatius


    had insisted on building and installing it himself.


    He had almost fallen out of the tree in doing so and we had all watched from the ground, copsing into


    peals ofughter when a particrly strong breeze wafted through the branches and threatened to


    throw him down like an overly ripe fruit.


    He would spend hours out there by the swing, letting our children take turns as he propelled them high


    into the air and back down again, always there to catch them when they spun back down to earth


    again.


    Their enthralled squeals and bouts ofughter filled every corner of our house on the cliffhops. Their


    stamping feet echo across the floorboards as their father chased them through the house to deliver a


    flurry of tickles and k*sses on their fiery red heads


    Looking down over my family. I had never known peace like that. My heart had never before felt lighter,


    while at the same time being so full.


    1 could remember the day they had finally emerged into the world. A whole week early like the


    impatient little runts that they were. That was one thing they seemed to have inmon. It had been a


    sunny day just like this one.


    Ignatius had shooed me out of the house for two days straight, sending me on luxurious shopping


    sprees with Rita and Twisting Angie’s arm to force her into taking me out for the day to keep me


    entertained


    At night when I got home, exhausted and decked out with more baby clothes than I could carry in both


    hands, Ignatius forbade me from exploring the back of the house. He said he had a surprise for me.


    Two dayster, after another daytime excursion. I got home to lind my mate brimming with excitement


    and doing a smile wider than his face could beat


    He had dragged me through the front doors, ovee with gleeful joy as I waited in suspicious


    anticipation to see what exactly he had been up to for the past few days. Before leading me to the back


    of the house, he first handed me arge box wrapped in green crepe paper that matched the color of


    my eyes.


    Iraned my eyebrows at him as he nudged therge box across the floor towards me. Ignatius snickered


    at my suspicion and motioned for me to open the box. Behind me, Rita and Angie were unable to


    contain their excitement.


    Clearly, they had been in on the surprise to although they had refused to answer any of my questions


    on the subject.


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    I knelt down in front of therge present. Getting up and down had be increasingly harder as the


    babies grew in my belly and they were now perpetually pressing on my dder in the most


    ufortable of ways.


    1 carefully unwrapped the delicate packaging and opened the lid of the box. My eyes widened in


    surprise as I removed the contents. Inside were threerge sketchbooks, bound in leather and boasting


    the most pristine white paper I had ever run between my fingers.


    On top of that were tubes and boxes and jars of hand-made pain, coupled with delicately carved


    paintbrushes and pencils. Oil pastels and charcoal stickers were bound in more delicate paper and


    string and there was even a silver calligraphy pen with my initials engraved on the side DSA- Dorothy


    Scilvanne Armoundt.


    Ignatius and I were yet to marry but he insisted it was in preparation for that day.


    It was an artist’s dreame true. A box of treasures more valuable than gold. I threw my arms around


    Ignatius and pecked k*sses all over his face as heughed. “What’s all this for?” I asked. “I love it. I


    love it so much.”


    “There’s more Ignatius detangled himself from my arms and took my hand. He led me through the


    house to the very end of theidor and stood before the door to ire’s old study.


    I


    Neither of us had touched in in all the time I had been there and I was confused as to why he had me


    standing in front of


    that door no


    Before 1 could ask, however, Ignatius lifted a finger to shush me and beckoned for me to open the


    door. I looked at him quizzically and then turned the handle, peeking into the room at first and then


    throwing the door open in wonder.


    The tiny study had been transformed. Not only was the furniture and decor different, but the entire back


    wall had been knocked down and reced with ss sliding doors and a breathtaking view of the cliffs


    beyond the house.


    I could see a glimmer of the sea on the h orizon and the setting sun shone through the open doors and


    lit up the room in a brilliant yellow glow. The room itself had been converted into a studio. There were


    easels and canvases stacked along one wall and arge desk waited to be of use


    The shelves were lined with books and the many shells and rocks and other trinkets that I had never


    been able to find a ce for in the rest of the house


    I was speechless. gawking at the gorgeous studio that had been two days in the making. So that was


    what all of the art supplies were for. At a loss for words, I threw my arms around my mate and held on


    tightly, fighting tears of joy that were suddenly welling up in my eyes.


    “Do you like “Ignatius murmured into my ears and I nodded, nting a k*ss on his soft lips and looking


    around again at my new art studio.


    I love it I really do.”


    Rita and Angle entered the room and Angie took a look around with her hands on her hips. “Not bad.


    Ignatius. I never took you for the handyman type of guy”


    “I’m not, Ignatius muttered, wrapping his arms around my waist and littering my neck with k*sses as I


    examined my new studio. “I hammered my own finger more times than I can count and at one point


    that wall almostnded directly on top of


    to


    Iughed at the image that yed through my head at his words to had decided to stay with the


    Bielke Pack


    After getting Ignatius consent, he had settled down in Bielke territory fairly quickly and it wasn’t long


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    before almost every young, single suber in the pack, both man and wonsan, were pining after him and


    his chiseled good looks


    Eventually, his brother and mate joined us too. At first, Ignatius was skeptical about having an ex-Tally


    living on our turf, but we were over the park discrimination and she was warmly weed to the family,


    to and Ignatius had also be fast friends in the time since that battle. When he wasn’t fawning


    over me in my grumpy pergnant state. Ignatius was out running the Bicike Pack and ending allyships


    that had fallen by the wayside since the Tally trouble began


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    to was useless at polities-hut he hung around regardless as Ignatius’ assistant and flirted with the


    dazzling local secretary every chance he got.


    She ignored him for the most part but Ignatius told me that he had seen her scribble her number on a


    piece of paper and slip it to to one day when he walked past. The two of us found endless


    entertainment in the affairs of our peers.


    Angie and Fae had also be an official couple at that time and they were baffled to find that


    absolutely no one was surprised at that pairing.


    “But how could all of you have known before we did!” Angie had yelled when the news of her and Fae


    getting together was met withments like “finally” and “It’s about go ddam n time?


    I was happy for both of them. Angie was a reckless adrenaline j unkie with a sensitive side and Fae


    was a quippy, sarcastic girl with a heart of gold, I had never seen two people more perfect for each


    other.


    I leaned into Ignatius’ embrace and grinned at Angie as she walked around testing the sturdiness of the


    shelves andmenting on to’s terrible paint job.


    “Don’t listen to her.” I giggled. “It’s perfect.”


    Ignatius pulled away from me for a moment and looked at me sideways, suddenly unable to maintain


    eye contact. I noticed the slightest tremor in his hands when he said, “There’s one more surprise. Well


    more of a question I guess.”


    My eyes widened and Ignatius scratched at the back of his head, Before he could say another word,


    however, saddenly my loose-fitting jeans feh wet around my legs and I looked down in confusion.


    A momentter, the first contraction rocked through my b*dy and my face twisted in pain, “Um, not to


    rm anyb*dy. But the babies areing.”


    Ignatius froze on the spot and stared at me with a dopey serene expression on his face as if he hadn’t


    heard what I said. Then the weight of my words came crashing down on his beautiful empty head and


    his eyes widened as he nced at my sopping jeans and my pained expression. “Oh. Oh my go d.


    Now


    “Yes now!” I yelled back and suddenly everyone sprang into action at once.


    Rita hurried forwards and began guiding me towards the front of the house. Angie ran up the stairs to


    grab my hospital bag that had already been packed weeks in advance. I had packed it in a hurry as if


    the babies would pop put at any moment.


    Rita had sp ooked me with her tales of my mother being stranded at the hospital during my birth with


    no underwear for days thanks toplications with my arrival into the world and because my father


    had forgotten to bring her a change of


    clothes


    Apparently, every time they sent him home after visiting hours he woulde back again without any


    bag in sight.pletely forgotten in his excitement to see his wife and child again.


    Ignatius ran ahead of us and got the car started and then hurried back to scoop me up into his amus


    and rush to plonk met down in the passenger seat


    I groaned as another wave of pain rolled through my b*dy and whined for the others to hurry the f uck


    up. Angie and Rita mbered into the back and Ignatius sped off before Angie had even managed to


    properly close the door.


    I had insisted on having the birth at home but to my dismay, that idea had been shot down almost


    immediately by everyone in the vicinity.


    Every argument 1 made in favor of my decision was met with “Dorothy, you’re tiny. And there are two of


    them in there” to which I couldn’t really argue against.


    And so, I had to suck it up and ept that I would be having my children at the local Bielke clinic where


    there would be healers on hand in case anything went wrong.


    As the pain made me groan and wince, I was suddenly grateful for that decision. Pregnancy had been


    harder than I had. anticipated. I could only imagine how hellish the actual birthing process would be.


    Chapter H


    In the end, though, it was meforting Ignatius who had turned white as a sheet and drove with


    trembling hands the whole way there


    It would have been endearing if I wasn’t in so much pain myself Every cry from me looked like it would


    bring him to tears 100 and it only served to further solidify the love that I had for the secretive sensitive


    man that I called my mate.


    We made it to the clinic in record time and then it was the long haul of breathing and waiting and


    contractions and pushing and whining. At some point, Ignatius got woozy and I thought he would fall


    t on his face beside my bed as he watched me strain and groan


    1 clutched his hand so tightly that I heard his knuckles crunch and all my poor mate could do was stand


    there and stroke my hair and try his best not to pass out himself.


    But finally, it was over and Iy with my two beautiful twins cradled in my arms, sweating and breathing


    heavily. Ignatius crooned over his children and he looked up at me with a wildly joyful expression when


    Amelie curled her fat little fingers around his pinkie.


    It was then, in those quiet moments in the clinic after the bustle of friends and family came and went


    and it was just the two of us gazing lovingly down at the two little humans we had created, that Ignatius


    finally decided to reveal the final part of the surprise


    1 was looking down at the twins with heavy lids as I felt myself slipping into a much-needed doze.


    Amelie was curled up Fightly in a swaddle of nkets and her brothery beside her, wrapped so


    tightly that his chunky little cheeks were


    ckered and puffed up around his tiny face and scrunched beady eyes.


    “You know” I saidzily to Ignatius who was leaning on the edge of my bed and touching his finger to


    the nose of one quiet children. “Newborn babies are kinda ugly. Like I love them so so much. But they


    look like little n*ked mole rats.


    of the


    Ignatius hadughed at that and Ellias opened his eyes at the sound to gaze up at his father. It wasn’t


    hard to see who the little kicker in my stomach had been every time Ignatius got to talking to my belly.


    Ellias clearly knew his father’s voice and that made Ignatius beam with pride.


    I pressed a tired, gende k*ss to each of their tiny soft heads. When I looked up. Ignatius was holding a


    small golden pinched between his thumb and forefinger.


    Embedded in the center of the delicate gold band was a twi nkling green Peridot, the color of my eyes. I


    snapped my up to look into the eyes of my mate who was smiling sheepishly. “I know it’s not the best


    timing. But the little terrors there threw a wrench in my ns, and I’m impatient.”


    I could only stare at him with my mouth slightly open, tears welling in the corner of my eyes as Ignatius


    continued in an awkward, bashful tone that I didn’t hear from him very often.


    “I know it’s not the fanciest of rings. But you always said this stone was your favorite and it even


    matches your eyes! I don’t know, Rita said it was perfect, but I wasn’t sure if you’d like it or


    I didn’t give him time to finish. I pressed my lips to his in a deep k*ss. My sudden movement awoke


    both the sleeping babies and they blinked up at us as I pressed my forehead to his


    “Just get on with it, you scaredy-cat


    “Hey, I’ve been through a lot today. Give me a break, I’m getting there Ignatius matched my mocking


    tone, and his smile was infectious.


    “Excuse me, you’ve been through a lot? I have just punted two babies out of my vagina and you’re


    telling me you’ve been through a lot today? All you did was stand there and try not to hurl.”


    We got to the proposal eventually, but there was no need to ask even if we hadn’t. The answer was


    always going to be yes. I was ready to spend the rest of my life with Ignatius from the first night we


    spent together dancing in the snowy woods


    And that day had finallye


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