Four Mates And A She Wolf
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Today was the day Avery and her mates had been eagerly anticipating their first ultrasound scan. The air was filled with a mix of excitement and nerves as they prepared to leave for the hospital. Shane, ever the organizer, had made sure everything was in order. Sean, Cruz, and Romeo were just as enthusiastic, each in their own way, ready to support Avery through this significant moment.

"Avery, are you ready?" Shane called from the living room, checking his watch.

"Almost!" Avery replied, adjusting her blouse in front of the mirror. She wanted to look nice for this special day, and her hands were trembling slightly with anticipation. As she smoothed her hair one last time, she felt a wave of emotions wash over her. This was real. She was really pregnant and about to see their baby for the first time.

Cruz appeared in the doorway, his eyes soft with concern. "You okay?"

Avery nodded, taking a deep breath. "Yeah, just...nervous and excited at the same time."

Cruz smiled, stepping into the room and wrapping his arms around her. "We're all here with you. Everything's going to be fine."

She leaned into his embrace, feeling a bit more grounded. "Thank you, Cruz. I don't know what I'd do without you guys."

Sean and Romeo joined them, each offering a comforting touch a squeeze of the hand, a kiss on the forehead. The solidarity among them was palpable, a reassuring presence that made Avery feel strong and supported. "Let's go see our little one," Romeo said softly, his eyes twinkling with excitement.

The drive to the hospital was filled with lighthearted chatter and reassurances. Sean kept making jokes to keep Avery's spirits high, while Shane and Romeo discussed the practicalities of what to expect during the scan. By the time they arrived, Avery felt more at ease, bolstered by the love and positivity surrounding her.

As they entered the hospital, the familiar antiseptic smell mixed with the bustling activity of doctors, nurses, and patients. Avery's heart raced a bit, but she held onto Sean's hand tightly, drawing strength from him. The receptionist guided them to the waiting area, where they sat close together, their anticipation growing.

"Luna Avery?" a nurse called, looking around the room.

Avery stood, her mates following closely behind. The nurse smiled warmly, leading them down a corridor to the ultrasound room. "This must be an exciting day for you all," she commented as they walked.

"It is," Avery replied, her voice tinged with nervous excitement. "We've been looking forward to this."

Inside the room, Avery lay down on the examination table, lifting her blouse to expose her belly. The nurse applied a cool gel to her skin, explaining the procedure as she prepared the ultrasound machine. Avery's mates gathered around, their eyes glued to the monitor, eagerly awaiting the first glimpse of their baby.

The nurse moved the transducer over Avery's abdomen, the monitor coming to life with grainy images. Avery held her breath, her heart pounding in her chest. Then, a tiny flicker appeared on the screen, followed by a rapid whooshing sound -the baby's heartbeat.

"There it is," the nurse said, smiling. "That's your baby's heartbeat."

"Babies?." Shane asked

"Yes Alpha, Luna is having twins!." The doctor said with a huge smile on her face.

Avery's eyes filled with tears, a mix of joy and relief washing over her. She glanced at her mates, their faces reflecting the same emotions. Sean's eyes were wide with awe, Shane's mouth curved into a proud smile, Cruz's hand tightened around hers, and Romeo's eyes glistened with unshed tears.

"That's...that's amazing," Sean breathed, his voice barely above a whisper.

Avery nodded, unable to tear her eyes away from the screen. "It's so real now," she said softly, her heart swelling with love and protectiveness for the tiny life growing inside her.

The nurse continued the scan, pointing out the baby's tiny limbs and head, capturing several images for them to keep. "Everything looks great," she assured them. "Your babies are developing perfectly." Avery exhaled, the tension in her body melting away. "Thank you," she whispered, her voice thick with emotion.

After the scan, the nurse handed them the printed images. Avery held the photos close, marveling at the tiny being that would soon become such a big part of their lives. Her mates gathered around, each taking a turn to hold the pictures, their expressions filled with wonder and pride.

As they left the hospital, Avery felt a renewed sense of hope and excitement. They decided to go for a celebratory lunch, choosing a cozy café nearby. Over plates of delicious food, they talked animatedly about the future, their plans for the baby, and the nursery they would soon start preparing.

"We should start thinking about names," Shane suggested, his eyes twinkling with excitement.

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Avery smiled, feeling a warm glow of happiness. "I've thought of a few, but we should all decide together."

They spent the afternoon brainstorming names, laughing and sharing stories about their own childhoods. The camaraderie among them was stronger than ever, united by the impending arrival of their child.

As the day drew to a close, they returned home, their spirits high. Avery felt a deep sense of contentment, knowing that her mates were just as excited and committed to this journey as she was. They spent the evening relaxing together, basking in the joy of the day's events.

Later that night, as Avery lay in bed surrounded by her mates, she felt a sense of peace wash over her. Shane was on her left, his hand resting protectively on her belly. Cruz was on her right, his fingers intertwined with hers. Sean and Romeo were close by, their presence a comforting reassurance.

"We're going to be amazing parents," Sean murmured, his voice filled with conviction.

Avery nodded, feeling the truth of his words. "Yes, we are. Because we have each other."

Romeo leaned in, kissing her forehead. "And because we have you, Avery. You're our strength, our heart."

Tears filled Avery's eyes, but they were tears of joy and gratitude. She had never felt so loved, so supported. As she drifted off to sleep, she knew that no matter what challenges lay ahead, they would face them together. They were a family, bound by love and united by their shared commitment to each other and their baby.

The next morning, Avery woke up feeling more energetic. The memory of seeing their baby's heartbeat on the monitor filled her with a renewed sense of purpose. She was ready to embrace the journey ahead, knowing that her mates would be there every step of the way.

As they gathered for breakfast, the atmosphere was light and joyful. Avery felt a surge of happiness as they talked about their plans for the nursery, their excitement palpable. They decided to spend the day shopping for baby supplies, eager to start preparing for their new arrival.

At the baby store, they wandered through the aisles, marveling at the tiny clothes, toys, and furniture. Avery felt a sense of wonder as she imagined their baby wearing cute outfits, playing with the toys, and sleeping in the crib. Her mates were just as enthusiastic, each picking out items with care and thoughtfulness.

By the time they left the store, they had a car full of baby supplies and hearts full of excitement. The rest of the day was spent setting up the nursery, painting the walls a soft, soothing color, assembling the furniture, and arranging the decorations.

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As they worked together, Avery felt a deep sense of fulfillment. This was the start of their new life, and she couldn't wait to welcome their baby into the world. She knew that they would face challenges, but with her mates by her side, she felt ready for anything.

That evening, as they sat in the nursery, admiring their handiwork, Avery felt a sense of peace wash over her. She looked at her mates, their faces filled with love and pride, and knew that they would make an incredible team. "We did it," she said softly, her voice filled with emotion. "We're really doing this."

Shane wrapped his arm around her shoulders. "Yes, we are. And we're going to be amazing at it."

Cruz nodded, his eyes shining with excitement. "Our baby is going to have the best parents in the world."

Sean grinned, his hand resting on Avery's belly. "And the best family."

Romeo leaned in, his voice filled with love. "Together, we can do anything."

Avery smiled, feeling a deep sense of gratitude for her mates. They had come so far together, and she knew that their journey was just beginning. With their love and support, she felt ready to face whatever the future held.

As they sat in the nursery, surrounded by the promise of their new life, Avery felt a sense of contentment that she had never known before. She was ready to embrace the future, knowing that she was not alone. Together, they could face anything, and their love would guide them through.

The days that followed were filled with preparations and anticipation. Avery and her mates attended prenatal classes, learning everything they could about pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting. They spent hours reading books, watching videos, and talking to other parents, eager to be as prepared as possible.

Avery's health continued to be closely monitored, with regular check-ups and scans to ensure that both she and the baby were doing well. Her mates were always by her side, offering support and encouragement. Their bond grew stronger with each passing day, united by their shared love and commitment to their growing family.

As the weeks turned into months, Avery's belly grew, and with it, her excitement and anticipation. She felt the baby's movements, little flutters at first, then stronger kicks and rolls. Each movement was