Hiding My Twin Pups From their Alpha Dad novel Chapter 59

The journey back home was long, but this time, the air was different.

There was no tension, no looming threat, no enemy waiting in the shadows.

Just the quiet relief of survival.

Lucien’s packhouse came into view, and as soon as they stepped inside the territory, the wolves gathered at the entrance, waiting.

A chorus of howls rose into the air, welcoming their Alpha home.

Lucien stood tall, his golden eyes shining with gratitude.

He had been gone for so long, lost in a battle he never thought he’d return from.

Now, he was home.

Georgina held onto their daughters, her eyes filled with unshed tears as she looked at the wolves who had once been her family.

One of the elders, a woman with silver hair, stepped forward.

She placed a hand on Lucien’s shoulder, her gaze soft.

“We thought you were gone forever, Alpha.”

Lucien’s throat tightened, but he gave her a small nod.

“I almost was.”

The elder smiled, her eyes flickering to Georgina and the girls. “But you came back with something far greater than what you lost.”

Lucien’s jaw clenched, emotion swelling in his chest.

He turned to Georgina, reaching for her hand, squeezing it gently.

“We’re home,” he whispered.

And this time—he meant it.

After spending the day resting, Lucien, Georgina, and their daughters bid farewell as Damien and Felicia prepared to return to the Crescent Moon Pack.

Felicia felt her heart ache as she hugged Georgina.

“You’re safe now,” she whispered.

Georgina nodded, her eyes glassy. “Thanks to you.”

Lucien knelt down, ruffling Danny and Max’s hair.

“Come visit soon, alright?”

Danny nodded eagerly. “We will!”

With one final glance back, Damien led Felicia and their sons toward home.

The moment they crossed into Crescent Moon Pack territory, a loud howl rang out.

Within seconds, the pack members rushed out, their faces filled with relief and joy.

Damien’s Beta, Xavier, stood at the front, a rare smile on his face.

“Welcome home, Alpha.”

Felicia felt her chest tighten, overwhelmed by the sight.

For so long, she had thought of this place as nothing but pain, betrayal, and loss.

But now, as she stood there with her sons holding onto her hands, she realized—

This was also home.

One of the pack doctors rushed forward, his gaze scanning them all with concern.

“Alpha, Luna, the boys—let’s get you all checked immediately.”

Healing and Rest

It has been far too long since we’ve had a reason to celebrate. I think it’s time we change that.

You are formally invited to a Welcome Back celebration at the Packhouse.

It would bring me great joy to have you all here, together again.

The twins have been asking for Danny and Max already. It seems they miss their new friends.

Come celebrate life with us. You deserve it.