WILLOW’S POV“Look at him; he’s so adorable,” I cooed, cradling Cassandra’s newborn in my arms. His scent was a comforting blend of milk and honey, and his tiny fingers curled trustingly around mine.Chase, my other mate, said, "He looks just like his mom," as he wrapped his arms around me from behind. I love him as much as I love his brother. Both of them are my life, and I can't imagine living without them by my side. We were a trio with a rare and special bond. We loved each other equally, and we shared everything."Thank you for being here, guys. You're the best," Cassandra said, smiling from the bed. She looked tired but happy, her mate holding her hand."We wouldn't miss it for the world, Cass. Congratulations, you two. You're going to be amazing parents," I said, handing the baby back to her. She kissed his forehead and cuddled him close. "We're so lucky to have him."I felt a pang of envy in my chest, which I quickly suppressed and brushed away. I yearned for a pup of my own,

Hello, lovely doves. Yes, we have come to the end of the story. To answer some of your questions, there won't be another book about the lives of the Everest grandchildren, not right now at least. If the story fits later, we might consider it, but for now, we are onto the next story.Here's a sneak peek into our new story: "Missing Luna: She is Mine."EXCERPTAlpha Asher lost his mate, Kiara Anderson, mysteriously six months ago and he hasn’t stopped searching for her. While everyone advises Asher to move on and claim his best friend, Scarlet, as his mate, Asher vehemently refuses as his heart only beats for his dear Kiara.But what happens when his half-brother and biggest rival returns home with a human girl, Lisa, whom he claims as his chosen mate? Asher immediately recognizes Lisa as his beloved mate, Kiara. The only problem is, Kiara Anderson isn’t Kiara at all, but Lisa Bonnet.Will Alpha Asher eventually accept that Lisa is indeed Lisa Bonnet and not his mate Kiara, or will he fi