bChapter /bb90 /bbAmalie /b

bDinner /bbis /bamazingb. /bbI /bhave Cal and Mark order for me as I have no idea what most bof /bbthe /bbdishes /bbare/bb. /bbI/b, bat /bfirst, fee blike /bba /bsmall child needing her parents order for her. But the twins are quick to assure me bthat /bbI /bbam /bbfine/b, and bthey /bbalso /bhave no idea what some of the dishes are too.

The twins order several different dishes for me to try. My favorite is a shrimp carbonara. The red bpeppers /bbare very /bsweet, and dish was perfect. The twins had ordered steaks and had fed me pieces of each of their bsteaks/bb. /bbFor /bdessert, I had cheesecake, Mark had chocte cake, and Cal had a vani cake with strawberriesb. /bbI /bbstole /bbbites /bbfrom /b

their cakeb. /b

Once we were done, I felt like one of my twins was going to have to carry me to the car. I was so full and tiredb. /b

“I hope that you enjoyed your meal,” Chris says as he starts to gather up our sses from the table.

“Everything was perfect,” I sigh as I follow Cal out of the booth.

Mark opens his wallet and leaves more than enough to cover our meal. “Thank you for the hospitality,” Mark bsays/b.

“Alpha, please,” Chris tries to stop Mark.

“Nonsense, you did nothing wrong, and you have more than made up for what happened earlier,” I tell him with a

smile.

“Thank you very much for your kindness, Luna,” Chris says as he epts the money and gives a slight bow. “Please travel home safely.”

“Have a good evening,” Cal says as he links his arm with mine.

I sigh as I lean into him. I turn slightly to see Mark gather my leftovers. He then quickly catches up to us as we walk to the exit.

“Did you enjoy the meal?” Cal asks me.

“It was very good,” I tell him as we walk past the line that has grown since we arrived.

“I’m d,” Mark says as he opens the first door for me.

Cal quickly opens the second door. We are hit with a st of heat from thest of the day. I look up at the sky and see two stars. I want to get home where I can see more stars.

“Everything okay?” Mark asks.

“Yep, I just want to get home to see the stars,” I tell him with a small smile. “I have not gone bstar /bgazing bfor /byearsb./b”

bMark /bopens the door for me bas /bCal assists me into the car. Mark then ces my leftovers bin /bbthe /bbtrunk /bbas /bCal climbs into the back seat. Mark then gets into the front seat.

Chapter 90 bAmalle /b

bThe /bbdy /bbwould /bblike /bbto /bbgo /bbsee /bstars, Mark bsays /bas bhe /bputs the car into bdrive/b, I bknow /bbof /bba /bgood bspot/bb, /b

bIt /btakes bus /bban /bhour to get to the good spot. As we are driving, bI’m /bcontent to watch bout /bbthe /bbwindow /bat the other cars bdrive /bpast. We are listening to the radio y country music. Mark at some point has taken a hold of my hand and is drawing little circles on the back with his thumb.

“Okayb, /bclose your eyes,” Mark says as he slows down the car.

“Why?” I ask him in a challenge.

“Because, darling, I don’t want you to ruin the magic,” he tells me dramatically.

“Alright,” Iugh as I close my eyes. I can still feel the car moving. It moves for another ten minutes before bit /bfinallyes to a stop.

“Keep them closed,” Cal tells me. Then both he and Mark are getting out of the car. Everything is quiet for ba /bbfew /bminutes. No other doors open or close. No voices from anyon

else. I take a sniff, but since bI /bam in the vehicle

with the windows closed, all I can smell is bthe /bthree of bus/bb. /b

I’m starting to get nervous. I really want to open my eyes.

‘Just a peak?‘ Beren tells me. Her own nerves are getting the better of her.

I’m about to open my eyes when the car door opens and I smell my mates.

“Sorry love,” Cal apologizes as he assists me out of the car.

“We had to get something set up first,” Mark tells me as they guide me.

“I was worried about you,” I point out to them.

“We’re sorry,” Cal says as I feel him press a kiss to my hair as he bis /bbehind me.

“We did not mean to worry you,” Mark says, in front of me. He then presses a kiss to my forehead. “But I think we might be forgiven.”

“Open your eyesi,/ii” /iCal tells me.

I blink my eyes open. We are standing on a tall hill. It’s taller than the surrounding hills. But what takes my breath away is the nket that is set out with a few candles. It’s such a romantic and sweet sight.

“Look up,” Mark says as he adjusts my chin.

I look towards the sky. Millions upon millions of stars twinkle in the sky. Each one, a beautiful sight as they pierce the sky. I can see the milky way and some purple. It’s beautiful, truly breathtaking.

I can bfeel /bmy mates lead me to the nket. We ally back on the nket and look up at bthe /bsky.

“Do you know any of the constetionsb?/bb” /bMark asks me as he uses my leg as a

pillow.

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“I used to know the human ones and then the ones bwe /blearned in our historyb,/bb” /bbI /bbadmit/b. “I bdon’t /bbremember /bbthem /banymore.” I adjust myself bas /bI am using Cal’s stomach as a pillow.

“There is the goddess,” Cal says quietly. He points to a group

bof /bbstars/b.

“You know constetions?b” /bMark asks.

“Ama always liked them,” he mutters quietly.

“Thank you,” I says with a smile. I reach back and set my hand on his hand.

“Anything for you,” he tells me as he flips his hand and squeezes my hand.

“What other constetions do you know about?” Mark asksb, /bcuriosity painting his tone.

“There is Leo the Lion,” Cal bsays /bbas /bhe points towards another group. “That is the North Star. Then over there bis /bthe First Wolf.”