REMI
The twins woke me up gently in the morning even though I didn’t sleep much. The ache in my lower back wouldn’t subside, and I had started cramping overnight. Breakfast was already upstairs for us when they pulled me from my dreamless sleep.
The overwhelming fear and panic over everything had subsided into nagging anxiety. I hated that the twins would be leaving for a day or two, but I accepted that it was best that I stayed home for now. More than anything, I wanted the Thorin-Maya situation resolved so we could focus on what to do about Voldigoad. I couldn’t decide if I wanted the pups to come sooner or later. The longer they were growing inside of me, the healthier they would be, and the longer they retained my bodily protection. Once they were born, I would be more physically ca
