LOGINChapter 5
Bri
I hated entertaining these imbeciles and this one had the audacity to bring his little fuck toy with him. Blatant disrespect. The thing was that these meetings helped me ferret out the good from the bad and while Osbourne wasn’t the type of bad I was worried about I could blackmail and alienate him with the knowledge that transpired here. He at least considered the human witches in his dominion rather than look down at them as many did. He just needed a lesson.
“Priestess Le’Blanc, I am honored to be in your presence this morning and I hope we can come to an agreement that unites us as allies through matrimonial bonds.” He said with a bow.
“A tall order so early in the day,” I said eyeing the woman who shrunk back a little behind Osboune’s shoulder. “And who is this?”
“This is my assistant Miss Schmidt,” He announced.
“And what exactly does Miss Schmidt do for you, Mr Osbourne,”
“That’s Priest Osbourne,” the woman retorted. I didn’t give her a glance as I said.
“No one is addressing you, Miss Schmidt, answer the question, Mr Osbourne,”
“She keeps my schedules and organizes my events and travel,”
“Try again Mr Osbourne, or do you think me an idiot?”
“She manages my finances,” he tried again. I tutted.
“Before you sit down at my table and have a serious conversation with me about being allies I need you to be honest to me about the intimacy of your relations with Miss Schmidt.” Trent choked on his orange juice and my lips turned up.
“I beg your pardon,” he blanched.
“Tell me Osbourne why would you bring your little fuck bunny to my breakfast table when you intend to propose nuptials? If you want to be allies you don’t need to come to me with a pretense you are not actually invested in.”
“But we aren’t,”
“Dont give me that bullshit I don’t sleep well so I am up very late and I walked past the visitor hall on the way to mine from my office. Seems you both were enjoying yourselves immensely under my roof. Next time Mr Osbourne if you want someone's respect don’t let them welcome you into their house under false pretenses.
“The marriage I thought could just be on paper a show of our alliance,” he tried.
“I’m giving you 6 months to regroup yourself and decide what you are really looking for and Miss Schmidt, you might do yourself a favor and tell him where the real G-spot is,” the redhead paled as Osbourne looked at her agape. I smiled like a cat and dipped my toast in some tea before taking a bite.”
“You can see yourself out Mr Osbourne, I’ll call you a Priest when you’ve earned my respect,” I let him know.
I rolled my eyes and set the toast down as Andy and Trent chuckled.
“Glad you both had a good laugh, I doubt either of you knows where the real g spot is either,” that put Trent quiet and Andrew just grinned before opening his fat mouth.
“Would you like to educate us our Magmanimus High Priestess?” I flicked him off before finishing my coffee. Trent about sent the orange juice out his nose this time. I shook my head. They would never understand. I got up and left the room without a word, Zoey's scolding at them disappeared in the background.
“I tried to warn you Mother Moon this isn’t all of who you are meant to be, we are nothing without them.” the old woman spoke in my mind as I made my way to my office. “I’m protecting them,’
“Keep fooling yourself,” and then she was gone.
That old woman was something else
SadieI was shocked by what I saw my new Luna do, how she had conjured the moon. She wasn’t just a wolf, but a powerful witch who had the capability to summon that lunar energy. My knees quaked, urging me to bow, but I couldn’t take my eyes off her as the flicker of her beast within made itself known—not just a wolf then; the reds true Luna—the presence I caught out of the corner of my eye, before she turned to a point on the wall. Her fingertips grazed along the seam of the wallpaper. A stark click, followed by the groan of mechanisms, as the wall gave way and opened, resulting in a rising plume of dust. Brianna sneezed, and cursed. Guiding her ball of moonlight into the doorway. “Holy shit!” Trent exclaimed, striding inside. My Luna and Andrew followed him. When Zoey and I made it to the doorway, we were met with walls of books. From the scent of them, they were very old. Brianna pulled a large tome from a shelf; she sniffed it, making a face, like she wanted to drop the book immed
BriAndrew squeezed my hand and I came back to myself, the skulls and the burned out candles still in place from that day, lay in the center of the room. My beast eyed the old remnants of splattered blood and chalk etchings, never removed from the floor; they had left it for years, intending to finish the rite. My stomach turned. I looked at Andrew, who appeared pale as he looked back at me.“I never thanked you for buying me time, the time I desperately needed.” He squeezed my hand again. “It was us or them. I had to give you an opportunity, or it would have been the end for us both if they won,” he said with a shrug. I studied the room for anything vile. However, the time was up, and though the remnants of the dark intentions of the room was a heavy weight, nothing could hurt anyone here, anymore.“It’s safe,” I announced, letting go of Andrew and stepping into the room first. I had conquered these enemies, well, most of them. It was time to face the past and stop letting it be a
BriAfter lunch, I felt more focused. They followed me without a word as I strode into the empty hall. I should be judging grievances, my shoulders sagged as I turned on them. “What’s this about?” I demanded answers…NOW.“We didn’t know how you would be coming back to us,” Andrew admitted. “I had Zoey cancel for today.”I huffed, turned, and went back through the doors. “Then I suppose we have other things to do just as equally important.” The three glanced at each other, confused. “It’s time to strip my mother’s taint on this place from the heart.” I rounded down the hall to the steps, surprised to see Sadie stepping up from the lower floor. The corner of my mouth turned up at her violating my wishes. At least it happened on a quiet day. No matter, I hooked my arm with the girl’s.“I think you need to see where your new Luna was born,” was all I said, her expression still surprised, and braced for punishment for not staying where I left her.At the top of the stairs to the top floor
BriI had needed the new wardrobe, not just to be less abrasive at court, but I also needed something that would scream Luna to Sadie’s mother. Not too over the top, however, portraying wealth and a flare of what was expected of the mainstream Lunas. A halter crochet dress with a deep V in the front, in a deep green, paired with a cream crochet shrug with soft fringe; a softer look than I normally would choose. The threads hugged the curves and muscles of my newly acquired physique. The wolf made me strong; whereas, my Beast made me much stronger, both physically and mentally. I’d have a radar on this bitch from the get go. Maggie almost dropped the coffee she was brandishing when she saw me.“Bri! Damn, you look good,” she said, crossing the room after depositing the forgotten coffee on her disaster of a desk. She hugged me and I returned it. Gaia, I loved this woman. I reflected the love she expelled right back into her with my own.“Thank you for closing the shop for this. It’s imp
BriI had needed the new wardrobe, not just to be less abrasive at court, but I also needed something that would scream Luna to Sadie’s mother. Not too over the top, however, portraying wealth and a flare of what was expected of the mainstream Lunas. A halter crochet dress with a deep V in the front, in a deep green, paired with a cream crochet shrug with soft fringe; a softer look than I normally would choose. The threads hugged the curves and muscles of my newly acquired physique. The wolf made me strong; whereas, my Beast made me much stronger, both physically and mentally. I’d have a radar on this bitch from the get go. Maggie almost dropped the coffee she was brandishing when she saw me.“Bri! Damn, you look good,” she said, crossing the room after depositing the forgotten coffee on her disaster of a desk. She hugged me and I returned it. Gaia, I loved this woman. I reflected the love she expelled right back into her with my own.“Thank you for closing the shop for this. It’s imp
BriWe had gotten home in the dead of night, after I had insisted on visiting the resting place of my father, after hunting down flowers to place there. I had found someone had taken over the duty in my absence. It warmed my heart. Zoey and I headed to my room, and Trent set off to his and Andrew’s. We set out to sort out the several bags from Zoey’s cousin, Trinity’s, shop, which were strewn across my bed. When Andrew burst into the room, Trent was right on his heels, as he rushed through the ajar door. “Andy, STOP!” It was no use, Andrews' long legs had already crossed the room. He was met with my snarl and bared teeth at his abrupt approach. No doubt, the silver glow and Luna’s forward presence, along with my beast, greeted him. The room went still. Andrew stepped back with his hands up in surrender, as the sudden awareness of the threat to his life became apparent. I had turned on him fully, the animal and The Beast churning under my skin.“Back up, slowly,” Zoey advised, and he
BriBeau had always been a sweet, generous lover. Kinky for sure, but I didn’t know what to do with the man who grinned back at me menacingly and began delving into every single thing he had learned about my body, and then some. My legs tightened around him as he sucked on my earlobe. I desperately
BeauI traced her pouty lips with my finger, and she nipped at them in return. This could be so much fun, I thought to myself. Her defiant eyes stared back at me; I liked this look on her, but I wanted to see her when it altered her into a pleading mess. She was everything to me. My mate wasn’t a t
BeauI’d taken up the fighting the day she sent us away. I was angry and stupid, and I was still being stupid months later. Wyatt was right I’d let myself be delusional to think in the end she’d choose us. I hadn’t realized how strong that hope was until she barred us from ever seeking her out. I cou
Chapter 6WyattThe days turned into weeks and weeks into months. I walked through our life like a phantom not really living. I missed her. As I stared up at the moon nearly full, it was the one thing that I had that embodied her. Sitting on the porch Boo whined as she placed her head in my lap. The d







