#7 The Twins of Satin Moon

Maizey

“I hate you both so much!” I screamed at my mates. Archer was sitting behind me, holding my legs apart while Hunter was standing beside me, letting me break his hand.

“You say that everytime.” Archer mumbled in my ear and I nearly bit his head off.

“On more good push, Luna!” The doctor yelled from between my legs. I almost kicked him right in his stupid face. I screamed and pushed against my mates, then the sound of a baby’s precious cries filled the air.

“Congratulations Luna, Alphas, you have a daughter.”

“Finally!” Hunter cheered. He had been waiting for his little girl for years now. Archer was massaging my shoulders as I waited for the doctor to hand me my daughter.

“She’s in perfect health, Luna.” The doctor said, laying my daughter down on my chest. She had a full head of dark hair just like her daddies, but her mommy’s hazel eyes.

“Are you sure about her name, little Luna?” Archer asked me for the hundredth time.

“Yes, this is our Thea.” I cooed as Thea wrapped her tiny fingers around one of mine.

“I love you so much, Maizey.” Archer kissed my cheek as he placed his hand on Thea’s head. Hunter kissed my cheek as he played with Thea’s tiny foot.

Toby and Derek brought in our older children. The twins were walking now and running head first into their terrible twos. I had to go and give birth to twin Alphas right off the bat, alleviating any arguments for sure, but giving myself one hell of a first experience with motherhood.

Theo and Tigris kept me on my toes, that was for sure. They had my red hair but their fathers’ bright green eyes and wicked smirks. They also had my mates’ knack for getting into trouble and causing mischief. My golden child, the singleton who took completely after me, is one year old Tate. He was curious and a genius, like me, and witty like his uncles. He never got into trouble and was a total mommy’s boy.

We all have been waiting patiently for our little princess. I took after Elena, and didn’t want to know how many babies or their genders before birth. So, each new bundle of joy was a surprise. But, I always knew that our first daughter would be named Thea, after Hunter and Archer’s best childhood friend. The same little girl who Archer’s wolf murdered at just 15 years old.

Before my Luna ceremony, Archer and I went to speak to Thea’s parents. He was able to give them what they needed, an apology and closure. They could never forgive Archer for what he did, but they knew he would spend the rest of his life making up for his crime. When I stayed inside to speak to them privately, I had asked for their permission to name our daughter after theirs, to honor the lovely light that was taken too soon.

“We make beautiful babies, little Luna.” Archer said, kissing his mark on my neck. I was too busy staring at my precious daughter to react, but I did have a few choice words for my mates.

“Relish in it, boys, because this is the last baby.” I grumbled, but I knew Hunter and Archer were smirking behind my back.

We all knew that I was just like their own mother, in a constant stage of baby fever. I hated them when I was in labor, but the second I was discharged from the hospital, I was ready for another. Hence why Tate and Thea were only 16 months apart. Basically, I was certifiably insane.

I had to admit, nothing was better than seeing Hunter and Archer as father’s and doting husbands. They waited on me hand and foot during and after pregnancy. They were amazing at making sure I got the rest I needed and taking care of the newborns. Sometimes I had to fight them to get some alone time with my own baby. I had the luckiest life with a full heart, full home, and a full family that was overcome with love and joy.

With my newborn in my arms, my toddlers laying next to me, and my mates hovering around me, I knew that I was ready for any future as long as I was their mother, their wife, and their Luna for the rest of my life.

***Continue the journey of the Greybacks in “The Archer and Her Wolf”