Married My Ex's Alpha Uncle (Silver and Elliot) novel Chapter 147

Camilla’s eyes shifted to the baby girl in the nurse's arms as she placed her down in her bassinet.

Camilla’s chest tightened as she looked down at her own daughter; the one she had yet to name because no name seemed good enough for her babies.

“I just got a call that the Alpha is here and requesting to speak to me,” she said. “I’m sure it has something to do with his child and the Luna.” Camilla saw the remorse on the nurse's face as she walked towards the door. “Will you be alright here?”

“Yes,” Camilla was quick to respond.

The nurse nodded thoughtfully and then left the room, leaving Camilla alone with the babies.

Camilla stood there for a moment, staring down at her own babies. She had an idea about trading her babies with one of the others, though she knew it would put another baby at risk, her only priority was saving the children.

This was such a terrible idea, she thought to herself.

She needed to do what she could to protect her babies. This was what the Moon Goddess wanted. This was what her dream was about. Camilla walked over to baby Silver and smiled thoughtfully at the baby before she looked at her own daughter.

They were just similar enough to pull this off. Camilla brought her baby to her lips, kissing her soft cheek.

“I love you so much. When it is safe, I’ll find you again. Until then, live a good life,” she whispered, hugging her daughter close to her.

She placed her baby in the same bassinet as baby Silver and then scooped Silver into her arms.

“I’m so sorry,” she whispered to this new baby.

Camilla looked down at her baby boy with a heavy heart.

If there were any boys born, she would have done the same. But there wasn’t, which meant she needed to find another way to save her son.

With one final look at her daughter, she left the infirmary with the babies. Kyle was still in her room when she returned.

“What happened?” He asked frowning, standing from her bed and the look of concern etched in his worn eyes.

Camilla burst into tears, not believing what she had just done but knowing deep in her gut that she did the right thing. At least for her daughter she did. For this new baby, Silver, not so much and the guilt was eating away at her chest.

“I did something awful,” she croaked. “But I didn’t know what else to do.

He wrapped his arms around his mate.

“Tell me, what it is?”