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Lily and James (werewolf novel) novel Chapter 48

Chapter 0048

(James POV)

After my father and Beta Robert left the office, my mother placed her head in her hands and began

crying. All of the bitterness and anger in me immediately evaporated as soon as I saw her tears. I felt myself revert from a 26 year old man to a young boy who desperately wanted to make his mother feel

better.

Nick sat down in a chair while I knelt beside my mother and grabbed her hand. “Mom, what

asked gently. “Who is Tyler, and why are you so upset?”

is wrong?” |

My mother grasped my hand tightly, wiped her tears with her other hand, and slowly began telling us the

story. Strangely, that story started not with Tyler, but with Margie.

“I know that you and Nick both know that Margie’s parents were omegas. They were absolutely delightful

wolves. They were hard workers who loved their family with all that they had. They had eight pups all

together including Margie, and they had this light and energy about them that was infectious.

Robert’s parents were actually friends with Margie’s parents for years. However, their friendship ended in

a horrible way when Margie and Robert discovered that they were mates. Robert’s parents were openly

disappointed with the mating, because they had hoped that Robert would be mated to a she-wolf with

alpha, beta, or even ga mma blood.

Robert’s parents tried to talk Robert into rejecting Margie. However, Robert was absolutely smitten with

Margie from the moment that their eyes locked on Margie’s 20th birthday. They fell in love and were

married within three months.

Margie and I had been friends in school, but once Margle and Robert got married and moved into the

packhouse, we very quickly became best friends. We told each other everything, and we shared all of our

highs and all of our lows.

Robert wanted to have a big family, and Margie believed that having pups would force Robert’s family to

accept her. Margie also thought that having grandpups might somehow revive the friendship between

their parents. So, soon after their wedding, Robert and Margie began trying to have a pup.

Unfortunately, the Moon Goddess did not cooperate with their plans; they ended up trying for years

overwhelming for me as her friend trying to help her through it.

In fact, when Randall and I got pregnant, I was terrified to tell Margie. I knew that it would make her feel bad and it would only increase the outside pressure on Margie to produce a beta heir,

I ended up hiding my pregnancy from Margie until I began showing and she confronted me about it. Margie was really hurt that I had not told her about my pregnancy, and it created a small rift between us.

Thankfully, we were able to get through it, but it took some time.”

As I listened to the story, I wanted to be supportive, but I also wanted my mother to hurry up and get to the point.

“Mom, I do not understand. How does Margie’s prior issue with fertility have anything to do with Alpha Brett and Red River Pack? Or with this Tyler person? I mean, I am sorry that Margie and Robert had trouble conceiving at first, and that Robert’s parents were so awful to her, but they went on to have three healthy pups, so obviously things ended up working out okay in the end.”

My mother grimaced. “I am getting to that part,” she said softly. She then looked at me and Nick with obvious regret and concern in her eyes.

“James and Nick, before I tell you the next part of the story, I beg you to understand and put yourself in my shoes… I was so young. I was even younger than you are now.”

Nick wrinkled his eyebrows. “Luna Jane, what are you saying? It almost sounds like you are implying that you did something.”

My mother wiped a few tears away. “I am implying that because I did do something awful and I will regret what I did for the rest of my life.”

It was horrible and

“What… what did you do?” I asked.

“Tyler… Tyler was the name of Robert and Margie’s first son.”

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