Kids from One Alpha

Kids From One Alpha” By Selena Lynch Chapter 115

Chapter 115: The Fort

Serena and Logan drove back to Starseeker to see the kids. Thomas and Santino had returned already, working on updating the pack on the integration with Moonshine and getting more permanent residences established. Serena could only think of getting to her kids and seeing them again. She couldn’t wait to hug them and kiss them and see their laughing faces.

After her talk with Logan at breakfast, she felt like a huge knot of anxiety had uncurled in her stomach. She’d been holding that knot since she arrived in Night Sky.

It wasn’t just about thinking he was the one who fathered her kids, it was about wondering what would happen between the two of them. Especially once she discovered that he was her mate. Talking about their feelings, and deciding to try and have a relationship, along with removing Holly from the situation, had made her feel much better about her connection to Logan.

“I like where things are going,” Serena said. “Good, me too,” Logan said, grinning. “I just…I want to make sure it is okay with the kids too,” she said. Logan reached over and took her hand in his. He gave it a gentle squeeze. His hand was warm around hers; the contact was comforting and brought a smile to Serena’s lips. “Of course, we will make sure that it is okay with the kids,” he said. “I doubt they will have any problems. They always ask when I can see them again and if I can be around more.”

Serena giggled. “Yeah, they are pretty fond of you,” she agreed. When they got to her parents’ house, Serena was out of the car before Logan had even put it in park. She ran right up the stairs and through the front door. “Serena!” Charlotte gasped when she saw her daughter. “Mom, where are the twins?” Serena asked, practically ignoring her mother’s presence.

“In the living room,” she said with a secretive smile. Serena gave her mother a quick hug and then ran into the living room. Charlotte followed her and Logan was close behind.

The living room was covered in boxes.

one of the boxes. “Olivia!” Serena said. “Come give me a hug.” Olivia pulled herself out of the box and ran over to Serena. Oliver came out next. Soon, Serena had them both in her arms. She was hugging them and kissing their faces. “I missed you so much,” she told them. “We missed you too,” the twins said. Serena hugged

She knew that they were in good hands and would have plenty of fun. While she had been working in the relief hospital it was nice to know her kids

never see the kids again. There was a chance she would have been killed by the rogues before they made

them and look at them came from that fear of never seeing them again. “How were they?” Serena asked, standing up to face her mother. The twins had gone back to playing in their fort. “Come play with us, Logan. We’ll show you the fort” Olivia called. Serena raised an eyebrow at

asked. He got down on his hands and knees and crawled into the fort. Serena chuckled and went with her mother into

Charlotte said. “It has been such a joy to have them here. Your father has kept me updated on the situation.” “Good” Serena said. “They weren’t too much trouble?” “Not at all,” Charlotte said. Serena smiled, nodding. “You look different, sweetie.” “Different how?” Serena asked. She didn’t know if her mother knew she’d been kidnapped. She wondered if her fear and concern still showed.

mother asked. Serena crossed her

were doing. They were having a good time in the fort. Logan was even helping them build

know,” Charlotte said

on, be straight with me,” Serena said, not in the mood to be teased

bet he was absolutely

away. Logan, being an adult, kept getting stuck and having to readjust so he didn’t bring the whole fort down on top of them. “Logan and I are working on things,” Serena said. “That sounds more serious than it is. We want to talk to the kids about how they feel, and

and shook her head. She reached across the counter and touched Serena’s

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