My Miracle Luna
Their Gemini Wolves Chapter 55

{Wyatt's

P.O.V.}

I found myself pacing back and forth as I waited for any sign of them. Although it felt good to be back home, my mind kept wandering and my patience had left the building. Why the hell was it taking so long for William to come back with Rylee? All different types of scenarios were starting to run through my head: What if he didn't get to her in time, and she killed Eric and his family? What if she got there and Eric laid a booby trap that injured her? That wouldn't make sense, though, because I would have felt it through our bond. One thing that I did feel was her anger and her pain. Her pain was excruciating. I had no idea Rylee was suffering through this much emotional pain.

Hearing what Eric had done to Uncle Mitch was enough to put me over the edge. I wanted to rip his head off, but that was only a mere fraction of what Rylee was feeling. All of this time, even though we knew Eric had staged the challenge to kill Uncle Mitch, we had no idea that he had cheated by using poison. I was really curious to know what kind of poison it might have been.

I needed to keep myself busy while I waited for William and Rylee to come back, so I called Jason and his father to my office. If there was anyone in this pack that I trusted enough to find out what type of poison was used on Mitchell, it would be them. "Yo, you called for us?" Jason asked as he and Felix entered inside.

"Yeah, come in and have a seat. Close the door behind you," I directed them.

"Uh oh, this doesn't sound good," Felix speculated, taking a seat.

"That's because it's not. What I am about to tell you both stays in this office until I say otherwise." They nodded and leaned forward at the same time. I looked at them and shook my head. Like father, like son.

"What's up?" Jason asked. I took a deep breath before diving into a lengthy explanation of what happened when we had to suddenly take off to Golden Moon. I didn't spare any details and told them about everything-Lexie and Lanie's powers, William being the Primordial god, Olivia being from the Kingdom herself and, of course, what Lexie and Lanie had witnessed when they went to the past. By the time I was done, Jason and Felix looked like two deer caught in the headlights.

"Hold the f*****g phone, man! Are you serious right now!? That fucker Eric not only lied about the challenge but poisoned Uncle Mitch at that!?" Jason echoed angrily, making sure he heard me correctly. I just nodded and leaned back in my chair as I let out a sigh. "And Rylee heard all of this?" Felix asked.

"Yup. Her anger got the best of her and even William couldn't restrain her. She overpowered him and ran out of Golden Moon like a bat out of hell on a mission. William went after her, and that's when Olivia and I decided to come back." "Why didn't you go after her!?" they shouted in unison.

"Seriously!? Have the both of you forgotten how fast her super-speed is!? Jason, you've witnessed her speed first-hand!" "Yeah, that's true. Sorry."

"I hate that even my bond with her isn't enough to calm her down. The level of anger I felt from her the moment the girls had told us what happened to Uncle Mitch was something I had never felt before. Even compared to when she was about to kill all of those hunters in the hurricane of fire, or whatever the hell she had created that day. What I felt today was magnified by, at least, a hundred times."

"Can you blame her, Wyatt? The poor girl was only ten when she lost everything she ever knew in her life and was under the impression that it was done fair and square. Nothing about losing your family is fair, but everyone-and by everyone, I mean everyone- believed that it was done legally. You saw how we reacted to the challenge being a scam, imagine how much it hurt for her to find out the truth. Then, to hear that the man who did it is alive because the Elders had a betrayer, followed by her finding out she has half- sisters that were fathered by the very same man. Now, you're adding this information to the mix. I'm surprised Rylee didn't lose her self-control sooner," Felix argued on her behalf. I knew that he was right. Everything Rylee ever knew about her life and her past has all been one big fat lie. And there was one common denominator in all of this-Eric Patterson.

"What did you need us for? I seriously doubt it was just to tell us how much more f****d up Eric is," Jason knowingly asked.

"According to the girls, the poison Eric used on Uncle Mitch can kill a full-grown werewolf instantly if it's injected straight into the heart. It's deadly enough to kill a werewolf, even with a single drop, within 24 hours," I told them. The father-son duo both looked simultaneously taken aback and terrified. "I need you guys to reach out to your contacts and see if you can figure out what kind of poison he used."

"Yeah, sure, we can do that," Jason responded. Felix nodded, and they both went about their way to obtain the information I requested. Just as they were opening the door to leave my office, Olivia came rushing in frantically. "Whoa! Miss Olivia, where's the fire!?" Felix asked.

"Pardon my intrusion, but Wyatt, they're back!" she exclaimed. I bolted out of my seat and ran past them. I practically jumped down the five flights of stairs, and I found William by the front door carrying Rylee, unconscious, in his arms. "What happened!?" I asked him as I looked her over.

"She's fine. She just passed out from crying so much," he answered. "I made it to her in time and was able to prevent her from doing anything she might regret. She ended up breaking down and practically cried herself to sleep. Wyatt, she is in a lot of pain, and she's going to need you when she wakes up."

"What about you!?" I already knew where this was heading.

"I've already told you, and Rylee. Olivia and I have to go. I cannot put it off any longer. Truth be told, I am nothing but a crutch to Rylee. She will be fine without me, and she knows it. She's just gotten used to me being around for the last couple of years. I will always be with her, just as the moon goddess is always with you." "William, I don't-"

"You don't have to say anything," he said as he handed her to me. "Wyatt, I wanted to thank you and Kendrick for coming to find me in Italy two years ago. Because of you, I was able to build a bond with the daughter I never got to have. I can only hope that Rylee felt the same about me."

"Trust me, she does," I responded. William smiled and placed a firm grip on my shoulders.

"Watch over my legacy." I nodded my head. "Olivia, come." She walked over to him and took his hand. "Let's go home." She nodded her head as she looked at me. "Wyatt, I'm sorry it has to be this way, and I'm sorry for not telling you the truth sooner. Please give my regards to your family and everyone else."

"I will. Take care." William nodded his head once, and they disappeared in a flash. As soon as they were gone, Rylee stirred in my arms. I looked down, and her eyes slowly opened. "Dearest, can you hear me?" I asked her. She tilted her head upward and I saw her chocolate eyes widen a bit. "Wh... Where's William!?" she asked and jumped out of my arms, which almost made me drop her.

"He's gone, baby. He and Olivia left just now." Tears immediately filled her eyes, and she dropped her head as she buried her face in her hands. I could feel her pain all over again, and I pulled her into my arms. She sobbed uncontrollably. Pack members were starting to gather around us, and a lot of them had worried expressions on their faces. Rylee's emotional distress could be felt by everyone.

"Oh my god, why is she crying!?" Melody asked as she came running down the stairs.

"Not now, Dot. It's been a hell of a day for us, and she's just overwhelmed with everything. Can you tell mom to keep Sam for the night?"

"Yeah, of course," she answered and looked at Rylee sympathetically. I picked her up bridal style and took her to our room to see what I could do to help her through this. {William's P.O.V.}

When Olivia and I landed at the base of a mountain in the middle of nowhere, I was slightly confused. I looked at her and all she did was nod. "Are we at the entrance?" I asked her.

"Yes, this is the most recent portal that I am aware of," she answered.

"Portal?"

"Yes. After what happened with the girls, the gods and goddesses of the Kingdom created portals that only those born from the Kingdom, or those who are meant to rule in it, can access. This portal is for the Wiccan. "How long have you known about this portal?" I questioned her.

"Not long. Maybe a few months. Miranda showed it to me in a vision, but I never thought I would have to use it. I guess it was her way of telling me that she was calling me home."

"Home. Such a relative term, as it holds so much meaning. I've had many homes over the millennia, yet, no place ever felt like home. Other than when I was with Heaven, and then with you, at Blue Lake."

"Blue Lake was home for both of us, Renz. Rylee was like a daughter to me as much as she was to you. She brought us together again. If it wasn't for her, I don't think you and I would have been able to save our mate bond."

"I couldn't agree with you more. When we were first mated together, I thought Selene was playing a practical joke on me."

"I felt the same way with Miranda. I never understood why she would allow a witch to be mated to a werewolf, let alone a Primordial, but I guess there was a reason behind all of the madness. She mated me, her daughter, to a god of the Kingdom. I guess there is no better honor than that," she said with a loving smile, her eyes filled with adoration. I gently pulled her into my arms and held her tightly.

"Olivia, I know you said that you've been alive too long to have children, but our return to the Kingdom will change all of that," I whispered to her. I felt her body freeze. "My love, would you be willing to try?" She gently pulled away and stared at me. "Are you asking me to have children with you?"

"I am."

"But, you said that-"

"I know that I said I didn't want any, and you also said that you couldn't have them. But things are drastically different now. We're about to enter the Lunar Kingdom where you will also become immortal. Which means you and I can try for a family of our own." "And what about Heaven? Won't her spirit be in the Kingdom as well?"

"Yes, but I rejected her many, many years ago, and she accepted it. My mate bond with her is broken for all eternity. But you never accepted it. You waited over 800 years for me and, now, we are together, as one," I reassured her as I lifted her hand to my lips and kissed the back of it. "When you and I walk into the Kingdom, we will be bound for all eternity. Even death won't be able to tear us apart. If Selene and the others can have children of their own, then why can't we?" Olivia became speechless and just stared at me like I had grown a second head.

"Renz, this is so sudden."

"No, it's not. I've been thinking about it for a while now, but I didn't know how to bring it up to you. But, with everything going on and both of us having to leave Rylee and others behind, it makes me want a family of my own. With you. Maybe we can try for our own daughter. The one neither one of us got to have but were able to share in Rylee temporarily." She continued to stare at me and, finally, her lips started to form into a smile. She scoffed but her smile only got that much bigger.

"Yes! Yes! Oh, my goddess, yes! Let's have a family!" she cried out and jumped into my arms. I kissed her passionately and pressed her up against the mountain wall.

"I think we should start now," I told her and pushed her dress up while unbuttoning my pants at the same time using my powers.

"Wait, the portal," she said between kisses as I swiftly entered her without hesitation. "Ah!"

"f**k the portal. If they want to watch like peeping Toms, then let them. I want you, my beautiful Wiccan mate. And, as the god of Primordials, you will give me what I want. Is that understood?" I growled in her ears as I thrust into her with passion and devotion. "Yes, Lord William. Please, have your way with me!" she moaned and begged. I pulled her off the wall and took her on the ground in front of the portal as it began to open. Pressing her against the wall must have triggered it. Whoever came out to verify our identities was going to get an eye and earful.