NovelOnlineChapter 113-2 "Finn, honey, we are going to have breakfast with our pack, we aren walking into enemy territory," I pointed out.
"I know. I just want to have you and the pup close." It was going to be a very long seven months, I thought as we walked into the dining hall. The shift in the mood was sudden. From the usual buzz chatter, the room fell completely silent and everyone turned to look at us.
"Another pup!" Medow called out and headed for me, I saw Finlay take Medow engulfedin a tight hug and I felt Finlay's panic spike for step to intersept her, but I manoeuvred around him. second.
"Congratulation's!" Jake said and shook Finlay's hand. Soon we were surrounded by the pack, those who hadn't planned on eating breakfast joined us as word spread in the pack. Even Martin's family and the other two families who had sought shelter from the Ocean Shore pack came. Finlay did his best to stay by my side, keeping a firm arm around me. The women of the pack smiled at him and the men teased him mercilessly. Except for Ramses, he was in the ssituation with his pregnant mate and nodded approvingly.
"What is all this fuss about?" we heard Matilda ask. She had been out on an errand and no one had mindlinked her. The pack parted so she could see us. Her eyes grew big as she scented the air and I saw tears form in her eyes. I rushed over to her and hugged her. "A pup?” she whispered as she huggedtightly.
"A pup," Finlay said as he walked up to us. He placed a hand on my back and one on his aunt's shoulder.
"It was about time, I have been waiting for almost seven years for this,” she toldas she let go. She pattedon my cheek. "Now, let's get you sbreakfast," she told me. I was guided to our usual table and Finlay sat on my one side, Sam on the other. When Matilda cback with my breakfast she just looked at Sam. He got up from his seat so she could sit down. Then he got a new chair and placed it between Matilda and Medow. Medow giggled "It will be a funny seven months," Shelly said, sounding pleased. After breakfast we all gathered in the top tier meeting room.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇt"We need to reorganise the meeting next week," Finlay told us.
"Sure," Sam said.
"Makes sense," Jake agreed.
day per "What?" I asked. "The only meeting I know about next week is the one where we will meet representatives from my old pack to sign the alliance between our packs." "That's the one," Finlay happily said.
"What needs to be changed about it? We have been planning it for over three weeks." "Since you aren't going, we need to change the planning a little," he told me.
"Oh boy," Shelly said in a low voice.
"Amie," Medow gently called out.
"Are you tellingI can't go and meet my parents for the first tin almost eleven years?" I asked with a low growl.
"Did you just growl at me?" Finlay asked.
"Alpha, now is the tto backtrack. Fast and unconditionally," Jake told him.
"You thought I wouldn't mind skipping a meeting like that?" I asked "It's not like you won't see them at all. You will just have to wait ul we bring them back,” he insisted.
"What about Elder, Becky and Armino?" "Right. Maybe we ask them to chere when the pup is born?" Finlay suggested.
"I think you should listen to Jake, Alpha," Sam said.
"Finn, I may love you. But get betweenand seeing my family and you will see how nice it is to sleep in the car until this pup is born." Again, I growled. Finlay looked atlike I had gone mad. Then he looked at Jake and Sam.
"You can't seriously think I will let my pregnant mate travel half across the country to a meeting with the wolf who rejected her and then tried to win her back?" he asked the room.
"We will revise the drive. If we leave a day earlier we can schedule several stops along the way," Jake said.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏm"We will make sure you and I are by her side at every moment," Sam suggested.
"We will call my brother and let him know so he can tell James. It will be fine. I won't budge on this, Finn."
"Fine, he surrendered. “But you won't be alone. Not for a second Eher Sam or am at your side at all times. Preferably both." "Sure, sounds like a fair compromise," I agreed.
"You think so?" he asked, sounding like a petulant child.
"I do, and I will let you go all over protective Alpha mate until we leave. As an extra bonus." "The best thing you can do is to keep her happy," Sam told Finlay.
"He is right. It's more dangerous to both the Luna, and the pup, if she is upset and anxious, than it would be to let her calong under well organised circumstances," Jake agreed. "And to the pack," Shelly added. Finlay sighed, placed a kiss on my cheek and nodded.
"I don't want you to be upset," he told me.
"Thank you. I love you."
"You say that now, but it didn't sound like it two minutes ago," he pointed out and then he chuckled, gol up from my chair and sat down in his lap to make sure he wasn't too upset with me. mmMwWLlilofiflo&1 mmMwWLlilofiflo&1 mmMwWLlilofiflo&1 mmMwWLlilofiflo&1 mmMwWLliIofifl0&1 mmMwWLlilofiflo&1
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