Sunlight poked through the heavy closed curtains of her bedroom, and Anya stretched on her bed, feeling warm from not only the thick bedspread, but the large male bodies that were piled around her on the bed. Smiling, she opened her eyes to see the still sleeping form of Sergei, who was holding her tightly against him. She could feel his leg thrown over her body, one hand tucked against her ass as the other held her tightly by the throat. Even in sleep, the man was drawn to her, and she felt warmed and thankful for it. Yakov was on her other side, his left hand was resting between her thighs, his thumb halfway nudged into her pussy. His hairy chest was pressed against her back as it rose and fell in slow, steady breaths. Anya knew that Yegor and Grigory were on either side of the men who were touching her, and she remembered faintly being brought back to the room in the early morning hours, bathed quickly and then they had put her on the bed, each licking and kissing her on various parts of her body until she'd fallen into a deep, exhausted sleep against them.
Anya ran a hand over her stomach slowly, knowing that she was pregnant, knowing a litter from Sergei alone was taking root in her womb. She smiled as she buried her face in Sergei's shoulder, her arms wrapping more tightly around the man as he stirred against her. His eyes were just opening when she pushed her mouth against his and kissed him deeply.
"Myshka, you must sleep some more." He chuckled as he put a hand on the side of her face.
"Nonsense. How can I sleep when I've got such hot men in my bed with me?" Anya smiled as she felt the hand between her thighs, or more specifically, the thumb, push harder up inside her wet pussy.
"Mama!" A young boy's voice called from a doorway that had just been opened.
Anya gasped as she sat up, holding the sheet to her naked chest as she looked to see Sam standing in her doorway. She could feel the men around her moving off the bed, grabbing boxers or jeans and covering themselves quickly as she got off of the bed, as well, sheets wrapped around her, and she walked over to the little boy in the doorway.
"What is it, Sam? What's wrong?" Anya asked as she got down to her knees in front of the boy.
"I can see you, Mama." He said to her as he moved close and touched hear face on each side.
"Sam? What are you talking about?" Anya frowned, looking at Sergei as he came to stand beside her.
"In my head, Mama. I can see you. I can see you, and this room, I see Sergei at your side, and Yakov and Yegor, and even Grigory. But it keeps shifting around." Sam told her, his eyes were still not directly on her face.
"Sam, I don't understand."
"Anya, when the litter inside you is born, they will be bonded to the pack, they'll be able to hear other pack members, and in most cases, see what they project." Sergei looked at the brunette who was looking at her child in shock.
"Are you telling me that Sam, that my kids are bonded somehow? That Sam can hear you, that he can SEE through you?" Anya shook her head, but she could already feel it was true herself. She could feel Sam's excitement, could sense the conversation that he was already having silently with the pack.
Tears filled Anya's eyes as she looked down at her son and kissed him several times on the forehead as he moved into her embrace.
"Mama, you're beautiful." His words made her moan out a sob and she covered her mouth with a hand as she pulled him fully into her embrace..
"Myshka, this shouldn't be happening. If they were human, it wouldn't-." Yakov shook his head.
"But I'm a light siren, and so are my kids." Anya stood up and faced the rest of the pack.
"Anya, so little is known about your kind. They've been extinct, or believed to be extinct for a very long time. We don't know what all your powers actually are. The idea that your children could bond to us when you did is not as unimaginable as we might like to believe." Sergei shrugged his shoulders, pulling her into his arms and he kissed her on the throat.
"I don't know how we explain this all." Anya sighed as she looked down at where Yegor had gotten on his knees in front of her son and was smiling as the boy reached out and touched his nose and chin and ears at the request of the man.
"We have plenty of time, myshka," Sergei said as he looked down at the scene, "and some things will just happen naturally."
The next few weeks were strange for Anya, as her family adjusted to their new lives in Duluth. Sergei hadn't been overly pleased that she'd gotten a job. He seemed to want her at home, where he felt she was safe from the many packs of wolves that lived in the area. Apparently, the wolf pack that had encroached on her land the other night had been doing so illegally for years because the former owners hadn't visited the area much. Sergei and Yakov had met with them a few days after and there would be no more incidents like the one of the full moon in the future, they would need to find a new place to hunt. A few of the wolves of the other pack had actually requested to join with Sergei's, but Sergei had been very blunt in his rejection of a larger pack size. His pack would not share Anya. She belonged to them, and no one else.
Anya was already feeling exhausted, her pregnancy wasn't showing yet, but she knew that the seed had indeed filled her with new life. Sergei was very attentive to her, if he was in the house, he was always very close by, and he had a difficult time keeping his hands to himself whenever he caught her scent. Her children had adjusted to the bond a lot more easily than Anya had imagined they would. Sam was able to see through the eyes of Anya now, as well, and he would describe things around them in vivid detail. When he was at school, it was a little more difficult, as he and Penny were not in the same classrooms, but having some sight was better than none at all, and Sam was flourishing from his new ability.
Penny had been shy about it, and had cried the first few times she'd heard the pack speaking to her. But the men and Anya had been very patient with her, and she'd slowly allowed them to enter her mind one at a time until she felt comfortable. A lot was blocked from the children, which Anya realized quickly was easy to do once you adjusted to the bond. Her children were not privy to the sight of her with the wolves, and they didn't know everything that was said between them, as well. It was all very G-rated where her kids were concerned.
The weirdest part of it had happened on Halloween. The four men had gone with Anya and her kids trick or treating. Penny had dressed as Red Riding Hood, and Sam had dressed as a zombie. Oscar was a puppy, and the three were enjoying going from door to door, saying trick or treat, and getting candy from the neighborhoods they had driven to in Duluth. Twig was much more sparse.
"Candy!" A voice had pushed through their minds and the adults had chuckled, knowing the children were excited. But the voice had been insistent, and suddenly, they'd sensed Grigory stiffen and look down at the one and a half year old in his arms, who they'd kept with them as the others went to each door. Her little green eyes were glued to his blue ones and this time, they heard an audible "Canny!"
Anya had gasped, Dina had garbled out sounds before, but she had been slow to start saying much more than 'mama' before now. None of them had expected much of a response to the bond from the little child, but it was obvious that she knew it was there, and Anya had moved her to her and hugged her close, kissing her forehead as she smiled down at her.
"All right, Dina. Grigory will take you to get some candy." Anya had said and watched as Grigory took the little girl up to the next house.