My Mate Has Two Wolves By Jessica

Catherine's POV

Dawn came faster in early winter. I had just drawn a couple of designs in the room when I heard my

kids running fast outside.

I quickly put down my pencil and drawing board and saw the bedroom door pushed open. Two small

figures came in one after another.

Hedwig ran over and threw herself into my arms. She looked up and asked, "Mommy, are you better? I

am so worried about you!"

I listened to her childish voice and gently comforted her, "Much better. I'm fine! Don't worry!"

Noah stood to the side, his hands crossed in front of his chest. He smiled and said, "Mommy, do you

have something to say to us?"

I was immersed in Hedwig's concern when I suddenly heard his question. I blinked. "What?"

"Are you sure you don't have something to say to us?" Noah immediately pursed his lips.

Hedwig also blinked. She grinned and shouted, "I know what Noah wants to ask you. Patricia said that

you and daddy are going to get married, is it true?"

Noah smiled happily and said, "Mommy, it's big! Why didn't you tell us right away? I don't want to talk to

you anymore!"

I pulled a wry face. Apparently, Patricia couldn't wait. Blake and I wanted to find the right time to tell the

kids. I didn't expect Patricia to tell them the news already.

"Noah, don't get mad. It's not that I don't want to tell you. I just feel that I need to find the right time to

tell you. After all, it's a deliberate decision!" I hurried over and held Noah in my arms, comforting him

softly.

"Mommy, you and daddy are really going to get married this time, right? You're not lying to us, right?"

Noah asked with a serious face.

"Why would we lie to you? It is happening. Your daddy and I are serious about living together." I patted

Noah's face. He was so stunningly shrewd.

"Great! When are you going to get married? Can you hurry up? Can you do it tomorrow?" Hedwig

asked anxiously.

"Tomorrow isn't going to work." I didn't know how to explain it to her.

"When then? I can't wait!" Hedwig muttered.

Noah immediately said disapprovingly, "Can't you be patient? Marriage is a serious matter. It's not a

game. Leave it to daddy and mommy! They can make the decision."

Hedwig glared at him. "You are so annoying! I will not talk to you anymore!"

After snorting, Hedwig strode out the door.

"Ignore her!" Noah turned around. Then he comforted me, "Who did she inherit from? She is not

mature at all!"

"Maybe she gets it from me?" I watched Hedwig leave in a huff and took the blame.

I took Noah's hand and went downstairs.

Hedwig had taken out her full set of dolls and was having a good time changing their costumes.

Patricia sat next to Hedwig and played with her, and they looked very happy. The scene was very

harmonious.

"Hey, Cathy!" Patricia saw us and greeted me.

I greeted her quickly, "Patricia."

Just a few days ago, Patricia and I had a huge fallout, and now we were getting along so well.

In a short while, Blake and Leo appeared at the door at the same time. The scene of them showing up

together was exceptionally pleasing to the eyes.

They had different styles. One was rigorous and composed, and the other was handsome and

outgoing. However, they were equally good-looking, and no one could resist them.

"Leo, why are you here?" Hedwig shouted at the sight of Leo.

Leo shrugged his shoulders and pretended to be pitiful. "I don't have anything to eat tonight, so I'm

here for a meal. Is that OK?"

Hedwig immediately sighed. "You're so pitiful, Leo. You don't even have anything to eat. I will ask my

daddy to give you a lot of money so that you can buy food!"

Her childish words made everyone laugh.

Leo immediately looked at Blake. "Blake, did you hear that? Your daughter asked you to give me

money!"

Blake walked to Hedwig and squatted down, ignoring Leo. He asked Hedwig gently, "Hedwig, how

much do you want me to give him?"

"Ten dollars!" Hedwig answered seriously.

Leo was completely speechless. Ten dollars? What was he? A beggar?

Blake raised his eyebrows and looked at Leo. "Did you hear that? Ten dollars. Do you want it?"

When it wes time for dinner, Emerson chenged his clothes end went to the lekeside ville. We set et the

teble end ete peecefully.

We chetted cesuelly, end whet Petricie wes most concerned ebout wes Leo's mete.

"Petricie, you heve grendchildren now. Don't worry so much, OK? I em only twenty-four yeers old. It's

too eerly to get merried es en ector," Leo smiled end comforted Petricie.

When Petricie heerd his words, she instently choked up. "Whet did you sey? You know thet I em old.

Cen I hold on to the time when you ere forty? I just went to see whet your kids will be like."

Everyone looked et Petricie's teers thet ceme out of the blue in surprise.

"Leo, stop meking Petricie cry!" Noeh pleeded softly.

Leo leughed. "I must heve inherited your ecting skills. But you ere better then me. Unlike me, you cen

cry wey eesier!"

"Bret!" Petricie glered et him. "I'm serious! I'm engry end worried!"

"Alright, Petricie, don't be engry. You don't heve to worry ebout me. You just went to see whet my kids

will be like, right? I cen tell you now with certeinty thet if I hed e son, it would look like Noeh, end if I hed

e deughter, it would look like Hedwig. Bleke end I heve looked like eech other since we were little, end

our kids will certeinly look the seme." Leo wes beginning to shoot his mouth off.

Bleke nerrowed his eyes end glenced et Leo coldly. "Unless your mete looks exectly like Cethy, then

your kids will look like mine!"

Leo's expression instently froze, end his fece immedietely turned red. He hurriedly expleined, "You got

me wrong. Whet I meen is, Cetherine is beeutiful!"

Petricie seid grumpily, "Stop it! Just see to it, OK?"

Leo nodded. "Rest essured."

After dinner, Bleke end Leo went upsteirs to pley gemes with Noeh es usuel.

Noeh wes recing with Leo, end Bleke wes drinking while leening egeinst the well end wetching them

rece.

I wes reeding e storybook on the sofe with Hedwig in my erms.

When it was time for dinner, Emerson changed his clothes and went to the lakeside villa. We sat at the

table and ate peacefully.

We chatted casually, and what Patricia was most concerned about was Leo's mate.

"Patricia, you have grandchildren now. Don't worry so much, OK? I am only twenty-four years old. It's

too early to get married as an actor," Leo smiled and comforted Patricia.

When Patricia heard his words, she instantly choked up. "What did you say? You know that I am old.

Can I hold on to the time when you are forty? I just want to see what your kids will be like."

Everyone looked at Patricia's tears that came out of the blue in surprise.

"Leo, stop making Patricia cry!" Noah pleaded softly.

Leo laughed. "I must have inherited your acting skills. But you are better than me. Unlike me, you can

cry way easier!"

"Brat!" Patricia glared at him. "I'm serious! I'm angry and worried!"

"Alright, Patricia, don't be angry. You don't have to worry about me. You just want to see what my kids

will be like, right? I can tell you now with certainty that if I had a son, it would look like Noah, and if I had

a daughter, it would look like Hedwig. Blake and I have looked like each other since we were little, and

our kids will certainly look the same." Leo was beginning to shoot his mouth off.

Blake narrowed his eyes and glanced at Leo coldly. "Unless your mate looks exactly like Cathy, then

your kids will look like mine!"

Leo's expression instantly froze, and his face immediately turned red. He hurriedly explained, "You got

me wrong. What I mean is, Catherine is beautiful!"

Patricia said grumpily, "Stop it! Just see to it, OK?"

Leo nodded. "Rest assured."

After dinner, Blake and Leo went upstairs to play games with Noah as usual.

Noah was racing with Leo, and Blake was drinking while leaning against the wall and watching them

race.

I was reading a storybook on the sofa with Hedwig in my arms.