Chapter 71
As nurse came out of the operating room with a baby wrap around in a pink blanket, and walk over to the Raine, as she pulled back the blanket the baby opens her eyes it’s uncommon for a baby to have purple eyes. The baby didn’t cry or anything just look at Raine, there is power coming from this baby but yet she is too young for the little one to take potion to kill off her witch side. Raine decides to wait until the baby is a month old before giving it to her.
“What are we going to do about this little one Queen Raine?” asked the nurse
“Let me make a called,” said Raine
Raine walked away from them as she pulled out her cellphone to call King Frances to see what he thinks. She knows that Kathy and Anthony are resting, and kindly thinking of asking Kathy if she can take care of the baby girl until she is a month old to give her the potion to killed her witch first and when she is a year do the same with wolf side. That will chance the entire plan of adopting the baby girl out to humans. On second thought, she is going to wait until the morning to ask him the morning but right now this baby can’t stay in the nursery room in the witch hospital with other babies due some of the witch nurses probably not want to feed the baby girl cause of who her mother is. The only thing this baby can go is East Valley Medical Hospital, but she fears the nurse might harm the baby too once again, because of who her father is but she has to take a chance. Raine took the baby from the nurse's arms into hers and open a portal, knowing it’s against the rules.
“I am going to take this baby to East Valley Medical Hospital; I will be right back. Keep me updates about Maria,”
“Yes, my queen,” said the nurse and witch
Raine opens the portal with the baby in her arms she walks though, plus she set off the alarm within the hospital, which it did, the guards and nurse shut the hospital then start to check everything room and nursery room to make sure there is no baby missing. However, the alarm woke up Kathy, she slowly got out of the bed and grab a robe to put it on. The boys were sleeping though so is her mate. As she steps out and walking down the hall, to see Raine just standing there with a baby in her arms.
“Raine what happened?” asked Kathy
“It’s that I set the alarm off, so they locked down the hospital. I need a favor from you,” Raine.
“Sure thing, my lady,” said Kathy, nodded in understanding. She could sense the weight of responsibility Raine was entrusting her with, but she was ready to do whatever it took to protect the child during this uncertain time.
Raine looked at Kathy, her expression earnest yet anxious. “Can you take this baby until she is a month old?” said Raine, her voice barely above a whisper. Kathy met her gaze, understanding the gravity of what she was being asked, and nodded with quiet resolve, ready to accept the responsibility that had just been placed upon her.
Kathy took the baby from Raine's arms into hers before you know it, the nurse and guard came to the front to see if there was anyone in the front until they say Kathy holding the baby as Queen Raine was standing there. The nurse sight and turn off the alarm, but the guard went back to patrolling, and the nurse came up to them.
“Who is this little one?” said the nurse
“This little one was abandoned I will be raising her,” lied Kathy
“That is so sweet of you,” said the nurse
The nurse smiled warmly at Kathy before stepping away to tend to her other duties. Sensing the moment was right, Queen Raine offered a grateful nod to Kathy. “I will be going, thank you again,” said Queen Raine, her voice soft but full of appreciation. With one last look at the baby, she turned and quietly slipped away into the portal again, leaving Kathy to cradle the child safely in her arms.
“Nurse can you bring an extra basket into my room and milk bottle,” said Kathy
“Yes, I can bring you everything you need,” said the nurse
“Thank you,”
Kathy quietly made her way down the hallway, careful not to disturb the peaceful silence that filled the hospital. When she entered her room, she saw her twin and her mate still fast asleep, their breathing calm and steady. She walked over to the couch, settled gently onto its cushions, and turned on the overhead light. The soft glow illuminated the tiny baby girl in her arms, allowing Kathy to gaze at her delicate features for the first time.
Kathy gently rubbed the baby’s tiny nose, a soft smile tugging at her lips as she looked down at the child. As she cradled her, thoughts of possible names began to swirl in her mind, each one carrying hope for the future.
After a moment of quiet contemplation, Kathy whispered softly to the baby, “I should name you Melody. You and your brother's last name will be a secret,” she promised, her voice gentle and protective. Kathy felt a wave of comfort, knowing she could give the little girl a fresh start, shielded from the world’s troubles.
Just then, the nurse knocked gently on the door before slowly pushing it open. She carefully wheeled in a woven basket filled with soft clothes, cozy blankets, and all the essentials Kathy would need to care for the baby. The nurse’s thoughtful preparation brought a sense of warmth and reassurance to the quiet room.
“Here you go my lady,” said the nurse
“Thank you so much,” said Kathy
“You are very welcome,” said the nurse
Once the nurse left and quietly closed the door, Kathy began to unpack the basket, laying out the soft clothes and supplies on the nearby table. With gentle hands, she lifted Melody and nestled her inside the basket, carefully tucking a blanket around her to keep her cozy and warm. She then wheeled the basket closer to where the boys were resting, making sure Melody was safe and near her siblings without making any noise that might disturb their peaceful sleep.
Kathy then walked to her own bedside, turning off the overhead light, so the room was bathed in soothing darkness. She slipped under the blanket beside Anthony, who instinctively wrapped his arm around her waist, drawing her close. Feeling his steady warmth and the quiet presence of her family around her, Kathy allowed herself to finally relax, her heart full of hope and gratitude for this tender moment together.
“Everything is okay,” said Anthony who half sleep
“Yes, I will explain to you soon,” said Kathy
Kathy closed her eyes, letting the gentle rhythm of Anthony’s breathing lull her. Within moments, she drifted into a peaceful sleep, savoring the quiet before all three babies woke for their next feeding.