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SOON TO BE LUNA
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2025-06-19 23:14:13Alisha's point of view
I sat alone in the vanity chamber, brushing out my hair in slow, deliberate strokes. The silence was oppressive tonight. No chirping from the woods. No wind howling through the trees. Only the maddening echo of my own thoughts.
Silas had changed.
He didn’t need to say it outright. The way he looked at her said enough. The way he hesitated when I touched his arm or mentioned the Luna ceremony told me everything. Aurelia had crept back into his life like a ghost refusing to rest. And worse, she had brought her half-blood children with her.
My jaw clenched at the thought of them. Little reflections of Silas's face. Of course the pack noticed. Of course they started whispering about the "true" Luna. It was disgusting.
After Silas ordered me to stay away from the wes
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Aurelia's point of viewThe west wing was supposed to be sealed off. No one was allowed here unless someone opened the gates. Who could have done that? Definately, someone who wants me dead badly. I reached for the drawer where I had hidden a small silver dagger, a relic I had kept since I left Grayson’s pack. My fingers grazed the hilt just as the door slammed open.My breath hitched as the door was left wide enough to peek through the darkness. There were two figures in dark hoods rushed into the room. They smelled rogue and I knew they meant trouble. So, the first thing came ot my mind was to protect my kids at any cost."Kael! Sara!" I shouted, throwing myself in front of the bed. I couldn't let anything hurt my kids.But they were fast. Too fast. They blocked our way to escape and grinning like a devil. I was panting, thinking of the ways to fight them. the dagger remains tight in my grasp.The first attacker lunged for me. I slashed the dagger upward, catching his shoulder. He g
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Aurelia's point of viewLara closed the door softly behind her. I was sitting by the window, brushing Sara’s curls as she hummed to herself. Kael was curled under the blanket, his little chest rising and falling steadily, color slowly returning to his face each day.“Aurelia,” Lara said, her voice holding something… different.I turned. Her arms were folded, eyes sharp but unreadable. “You’re not going to believe what happened yesterday after you left the test room.”I raised an eyebrow, brushing the last knot from Sara’s hair. “Do tell.”“Silas was there.”I stilled. “What?”“He was at the hospital. Watchi
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Silas's point of viewThe paper in front of me had begun to blur.It wasn’t from fatigue or distraction, but because I couldn’t stop watching her.Aurelia.She moved across the courtyard with a calmness that didn’t match the storm I knew she carried inside. Her form was graceful, her face blank, but I saw the slight twitch in her fingers, the way she clutched her folder to her chest like a shield. She was heading toward the pack hospital—the place where she’d prove herself worthy of a position I had indirectly carved out for her.It wasn’t pity that made me suggest it to Dalton. It was logic. Structure. And maybe... guilt. Guilt that gnawed at the edge of my conscience ever since I saw those children and the woman they clung to like lifelines.
CHASING HIS LUNA BACK THE TEST
Aurelia's point of viewMy fingers trembled slightly as I tied my hair into a bun, staring at my reflection in the mirror. The fabric of the healer’s robe felt heavier than I expected, as if it carried the weight of every decision that had led me here. For a moment, I thought of Kael and Sara, of their innocent eyes looking up at me when I told them I’d be gone for a few hours. "Be good," I’d said. "Mama will be back before you even miss me."This wasn’t just a job. It was survival. Not just for me, but for them.I stepped into the hospital, the scent of herbs, antiseptic, and lavender soap meeting me at the door. It was a place I hadn’t seen in years, and yet everything felt eerily familiar. I followed the faint echoes of footsteps until I saw her—Lara. Her red curls were pulled into a messy ponytail and her lab coat had smudges
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