It was going to take Devlin a while to get used to having children around. Between the boys having to go to the bathroom three times on the way home and him trying to drive more cautiously, the drive had taken almost twice as long as it usually would. Not to mention they had to stop at Anya’s and pack some clothes for the boys and babies. They had taken care of everything at the hospital, and since Anya was a member of their pack and only lived in the city because that was where she and her husband had moved, they would make all the funeral arrangements at home. There was no reason to stay in the city. Both of the babies slept the whole way, which was enough to make Devlin nervous that something was wrong. He thought all babies ever did was cry. Amalya had assured him several times that babies slept a lot, too, and they were fine. She sat between their car seats the whole way and kept checking on them every time Devlin voiced his concern. By the time they pulled in the driveway, the boys were getting restless, and he was thankful the children had lots of room for them to run and play.
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