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Authors: Sydney Addae
Tags: #paranormal romance, #paranormal wolf romanance, #interracial shifter romance, #la patron series, #silas knight, #interracial family shifter romance, #wolf shifter romance
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Jasmine nodded as she stopped in front of the nursery. “Our children are napping but if you’d like to see them you can. We’ll introduce them to their uncle later.” She paused. “They have one uncle and one aunt. Who would’ve thought…” she looked at Silas and he smiled at the thunderstruck expression on Angus’ face.
Clapping his brother on the back, Silas tipped his head toward the door. “Come, I need to get you settled.” He entered the nursery behind Jasmine. Angus followed him inside.
A few moments later they stood in front of the cribs. Silas wrapped his arms around Jasmine as she leaned against him.
“I pledged my life to you, La Patron,” Angus said in a quiet, yet serious voice. Silas glanced at him, noticing Angus’ glassy eyes as the man knelt in front of the cribs. “But I extend that pledge to your litter, Adam who was first and will be well-known and universally liked. Renee who will fill the world with color from her internal palette. Jackie who will turn the world upside down with her uncanny ability to solve problems and mysteries. And David, who although was not first will have the wisdom and humility of his namesake which will catapult him to the top.”
Touched, Silas stared at Angus for a moment and then cleared his throat. “On behalf of my litter, I accept your additional layer of protection for them. Guard them with your life Angus. To do otherwise will cost you yours.”
Angus nodded and then stood. “As well it should. I am honored to see the pups, thank you.”
“When everyone returns from the weekend, we will begin to sift through all the documentation and prepare teams for counter-attack measures,” Silas said as they left the nursery. “I intend to eradicate the Liege from my land.”
Angus looked at him with a raised brow. “From the United States, only?”
Silas shrugged and met Jasmine’s gaze. “Yes for now.”
“Okay,” Angus said when Silas stopped in front of the suite he shared with Jasmine.
“I will return in a few moments, sweet bitch. I will take him to his room to settle in,” Silas said to Jasmine.
She nodded, leaned forward and kissed Angus on the cheek. “Welcome to our home, brother.”
Silas growled at the innocent gesture but his wolf had not stirred. She slapped him on the shoulder. “Behave, Wolfie.”
Smiling, Angus’ brow rose.
“No kissing anyone else,” Silas said as she strode into their room.
“Yes, Sir,” she said in a mocking tone as she waved goodbye and closed the door.
Angus laughed as they strode toward the elevator. “You are blessed beyond measure to have found your mate. I can tell she is your match in every way.”
Silas nodded. “Yes she is. One day I will tell you of our rocky beginning and how I almost lost her. But that is a tale for another day.”
Angus nodded. Together they left the elevator and headed to Cameron’s old suite. Silas took a moment to thank the Goddess for his blessings. He had taken some bumps in the past forty-eight hours, but they were in a better position to fight their enemy than before. He had an explanation, of sorts, how half-breeds came about and met his remaining litter-mate. Now if he could talk his mate into having more pups, he would be the happiest La Patron in the world.
Opening the door for Angus and allowing his brother to precede him, he shrugged. Tomorrow was another day. They would fight for peace and make love until he could not think. As plans went, that was a pretty good one.
Clapping his brother on the back, Silas tipped his head toward the door. “Come, I need to get you settled.” He entered the nursery behind Jasmine. Angus followed him inside.
A few moments later they stood in front of the cribs. Silas wrapped his arms around Jasmine as she leaned against him.
“I pledged my life to you, La Patron,” Angus said in a quiet, yet serious voice. Silas glanced at him, noticing Angus’ glassy eyes as the man knelt in front of the cribs. “But I extend that pledge to your litter, Adam who was first and will be well-known and universally liked. Renee who will fill the world with color from her internal palette. Jackie who will turn the world upside down with her uncanny ability to solve problems and mysteries. And David, who although was not first will have the wisdom and humility of his namesake which will catapult him to the top.”
Touched, Silas stared at Angus for a moment and then cleared his throat. “On behalf of my litter, I accept your additional layer of protection for them. Guard them with your life Angus. To do otherwise will cost you yours.”
Angus nodded and then stood. “As well it should. I am honored to see the pups, thank you.”
“When everyone returns from the weekend, we will begin to sift through all the documentation and prepare teams for counter-attack measures,” Silas said as they left the nursery. “I intend to eradicate the Liege from my land.”
Angus looked at him with a raised brow. “From the United States, only?”
Silas shrugged and met Jasmine’s gaze. “Yes for now.”
“Okay,” Angus said when Silas stopped in front of the suite he shared with Jasmine.
“I will return in a few moments, sweet bitch. I will take him to his room to settle in,” Silas said to Jasmine.
She nodded, leaned forward and kissed Angus on the cheek. “Welcome to our home, brother.”
Silas growled at the innocent gesture but his wolf had not stirred. She slapped him on the shoulder. “Behave, Wolfie.”
Smiling, Angus’ brow rose.
“No kissing anyone else,” Silas said as she strode into their room.
“Yes, Sir,” she said in a mocking tone as she waved goodbye and closed the door.
Angus laughed as they strode toward the elevator. “You are blessed beyond measure to have found your mate. I can tell she is your match in every way.”
Silas nodded. “Yes she is. One day I will tell you of our rocky beginning and how I almost lost her. But that is a tale for another day.”
Angus nodded. Together they left the elevator and headed to Cameron’s old suite. Silas took a moment to thank the Goddess for his blessings. He had taken some bumps in the past forty-eight hours, but they were in a better position to fight their enemy than before. He had an explanation, of sorts, how half-breeds came about and met his remaining litter-mate. Now if he could talk his mate into having more pups, he would be the happiest La Patron in the world.
Opening the door for Angus and allowing his brother to precede him, he shrugged. Tomorrow was another day. They would fight for peace and make love until he could not think. As plans went, that was a pretty good one.
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