Destined To Be Greatness novel Chapter 65

"Just tell me!" I smiled.

"Okay," he hesitated. "We're going to be parents!" I was stunned. Cameron was beaming down at me with pride shinning in his eyes. I was going to be a mum? But I thought I wasn't pregnant, I voiced my confusion to Cameron.

"It was your wolf, she was hiding the baby from us so that he/she would be protected in the war and once you killed off all the remaining rouges she didn't see the need to hide it anymore. I brought you back to the pack house and hours later Angie was telling us you were carrying my pup." He smiled. I rested my hand on my flat stomach and just stared, our pup was growing inside their. A huge smile spread across my face as I turned back to face Cameron.

"You're going to be a daddy!" I said excitedly.

"And you're going to be a mummy." Cameron matched my excitement.

I couldn't be happier than in this moment right now with my mate and my unborn pup. We won the war! I still didn't know what our death toll was but I assume we escaped with more casualties than deaths. I no longer had to worry about a mass attack and I could now get on with building a life with Cameron, my mate.

"We're going to be a family." Cameron smiled leaning down towards me.

"This is our future." I whispered leaning up to meet Cameron half way. Our lips met in a sweet, passionate love filled kiss. A kiss that sealed our future.

3 Years Later

Jay's P.O.V

The years that have gone by have been crazy but at the same time it's been really peaceful. Ever since the war we haven't come into contact with that many rouges and we also don't have to worry about going to war with other packs, the war brought us all closer together living side by side in harmony.

When I think about my life now I'd never in a millions years thought I'd be living like this, I never thought I'd be happily mated and married to my mate with our first pup.

Yeah so it turns out that I was actually pregnant when I got told that I wasn't. When I heard what my wolf did, hiding my own child from me, I was angry but after a while I forgave her because she was protecting our pup and I will forever be grateful to her. If she didn't do what she did my little boy might not be here today and every day I thank her and the moon goddess for the life I have now.

After the war we had a lot of injured wolves and we also sadly had some deaths, from my own pack we had just over 20 losses and they were all mainly unmated males and females. We also lost an Alpha and Luna in the war, they were from the same pack and they didn't have any children so they had no one to pass the title down to. Penny being the gentle soul she is offered every single wolf a place in our pack. Being without an Alpha or Luna makes your pack vulnerable and the pack can go into chaos, but they all willingly accepted her offer and the next day we held a ceremony joining our packs together.

It took a while to clean up the after math of the war, but after a couple of days we managed to burn all of the rouge bodies and we gave our own the proper burial they deserved for their bravery and loyalty to the pack. Also in that time the other packs gradually went back to their own land with their deceased pack mates to bury them at home.

It was weird how suddenly everything went quiet, I never realised quiet our pack was and that was including our new pack mates. The triplets and I still played pranks on each other but we didn't do it as frequently as we used to, we all matured after the war and over the years and after they all found their mates their inner child was gradually disappearing. Penny and Leon were still happily mated together and they were currently in Paris, France on a sort of honeymoon. They were planning on staying out there for a couple of months as Penny wants to explore every inch of Paris and she wants to learn the language. Just before they left Penny handed down the Alpha title to Cameron and I. We now had the largest pack in America because we were three packs rolled into one, this caused us problems at time but I think we were doing great at leading them. We tried to spend as much time as we could with everyone but at times it was hard. To make our lives easier we decided to hold a massive get together once a month so everyone in our pack could mingle with one another, it was also a good way for the children to socialise and work on their people skills.

"MUMMY!" My little boy screamed interrupting me from my thoughts. He crashed through the back door to the garden where I was sitting on the bench on our porch. Cameron and a few men from our pack helped him build our cosy two stories home; he wanted us to have our privacy and a place where we could spend time as a family.

A little boy, who looked exactly like Cameron in every single way, launched himself over my legs and buried his face into my side. I chuckled.

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