My Mate Has Two Wolves By Jessica

Catherine's POV

"It's my best work. This is Leo performing on stage. Many people are listening to you singing. You sing

so well!" Finally, this Leo was a star.

"Really? You haven't heard me sing yet, have you? My singing is awesome. I'll show you next time!"

Leo smirked.

"This is Leo climbing the mountain and is accidentally blown away by the wind.

"This is Leo eating. Well... I don't know how to draw steak, so I drew some circles. Leo, what do you

like to eat?"

Leo looked desperate.

When Hedwig finished introducing her drawings, Leo turned to Noah and said, "Noah, you didn't

prepare so many surprises for me, did you?"

Noah said proudly, "I'm not like stupid Hedwig! Leo, this is the car model I made for you. These two

doors can even be opened!"

"Thank you, Noah. I like it very much." Leo was moved.

"Leo, what about mine?" Hedwig instantly raised her face, her crystal-like eyes filled with anticipation.

"I like both of your gifts a lot. Thank you!" Leo held the two kids in his arms.

Blake coughed. "Haven't you ordered yet?"

Leo came back to his senses and answered quickly, "I ordered before you were here. I'll tell them to

bring the dishes now."

Meanwhile, the waiter pushed two dining carts in. The delicacies were served, and there was also a

very expensive bottle of wine.

When I saw the wine, I thought of the last time I pulled a stunt in front of Leo. I had wanted to have a

drink at first, but instantly, I changed my mind.

"Leo, where's your cake? Why hasn't it been served yet? I can't eat without seeing the cake." Hedwig

could think of nothing else besides the cake.

Leo had to let the waiter bring the cake here so that Hedwig could eat while looking at the cake.

I watched as my kids were interacting with Blake and Leo. I seemed to have been more and more able

to blend in.

The feeling was wonderful and pleasing.

"When are you going to take your kids to Grandma? She would be overjoyed to know that she had

such lovely great-grandchildren," said Leo.

Blake said lightly, "Later. I'll take them to New York for a few days when I'm not so caught up by work."

"I strongly believe that once Grandma finds out, she will move into your villa with Grandpa and stay

there forever," said Leo.

Blake smiled, "She always gives me a headache."

"Agreed. I hope things can stay the same, where Grandma and Grandpa will stay being undisturbed

lovebirds," Leo echoed.

After the meal, it was time to sing. Hedwig became the mic queen. She was the loudest among us.

"Leo, make a wish!" Hedwig helped blow the candle for Leo and urged him to make a wish.

Leo closed his eyes and quickly made a wish.

Seeing him open his eyes, Hedwig immediately asked curiously, "Leo, what wish did you make? Can

you tell me?"

"No!" Leo immediately shook his head. "It will ruin the wish!"

"Then is it OK if I guess?" Hedwig asked happily.

"OK. Go ahead!"

Hedwig blinked her crystal-like eyes. "You want to find your mate as soon as possible!"

"Wrong!"

"Then ... you want your family to be healthy and have a good career!"

A smile flashed across Leo's handsome eyes. "Hedwig, you don't want cake anymore?"

Hearing that, Hedwig immediately stopped guessing.

I had already cut the cake. I brought the biggest piece to Hedwig. "Hedwig, haven't you been waiting

for the whole night? Go ahead."

"Great! It's so big! Thank you, mommy!" Hedwig quickly picked up the fork and took a big bite. She had

a mouthful of cream.

I couldn't help but smile, "Why are you thanking me? Leo bought the cake."

"Right. Thank you, Leo!" Hedwig immediately grinned.

I passed a piece of cake to Leo, then to Noah, and finally to Blake.

Blake looked at the white cream and frowned in resistance. "I don't like it. You guys go ahead."

"Daddy, take a bite. It's so delicious," Hedwig said regretfully.

Blake had to take a small bite with his fork. He pursed his lips and immediately put the cake down. "I

don't like sweet foods!"

Noah did not carry on the tradition. He had already eaten more than half of it.

Leo had a piece symbolically.

It was almost nine o'clock in an instant, and we were about to leave the restaurant and go back.

On the way back, Noah and Hedwig leaned in Blake and my arms, drowsy.

"You don't have any objections to my suggestion, do you?" all of a sudden, Blake spoke in a low voice.

I turned my head and looked at the side of his face. The flowing light outside the window shone on his

face, making it flicker, giving people a sense of mystery.

"What suggestion?" I asked.

"I want to take you and the kids to see my grandparents." Blake turned his head, his eyes deep and

unfathomable.

"I'm fine with it. They are your kids. It is only right for them to see your grandparents," I replied.

"OK. When you're done with your launch, we'll take the kids to them for a few days."

"Alright." I nodded in agreement.

Leo's birthday party was the last chance that I could be at ease. After Leo's birthday, I began to be

busy again, preparing for the launch.

Not only me, but the whole Design Department had become extremely busy.

"The models are here, and they are trying the clothes on right now. Catherine, do you want to take a

look?" My assistant Wendy came over and asked.

I put down the pen in my hand and stood up. "Yes."

Under the stage of the main venue, Melinda and a few department managers were sitting in their seats

and watching the audition on the stage seriously.

I walked in and saw the models leisurely walking out of the door next to me amidst the moving music.

"Catherine, the stage effect is not bad. The lights this time are very special as well. I think I've made the

right choice by putting you in charge," Melinda praised me generously.

I smiled bitterly. In front of everyone, I shouted, "All these days have paid off now that you're satisfied."

I looked around the main venue. I was somehow excited. It was definitely a challenge for my job.

The night fell.

I had been working overtime for the past few days, and today was the first time I'd been home early in

days.

As soon as I entered the villa, Hedwig pursed her lips and complained, "Mommy, finally! You're back! I

haven't seen you these days. It's killing me!"