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What Comes Next

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Lena’s POV

Spring came to the estate slowly.

The way it always does in places that have been cold long enough to forget what warmth feels like. Not all at once. A degree at a time. The grounds going from dead winter grey to the tentative yellow-green of things deciding to try again.

I watched it happen from the garden every morning.

Eli had opinions about spring.

Specifically about the raised beds. They had been watching the beds with focused interest since the morning I had told them we we
Timon

Chapter forty. We made it here together and I am so grateful I do not have words for it. This story has taken every piece of me and your support has made it worth every single word. Selene and Damien and Eli are not finished. Not even close. The next arc is coming and I promise it is going to be worth every chapter you have invested in this story. Please like comment and share. Tell someone who loves werewolf romance about this story today. You are the reason writers keep writing. See you in chapter forty one. Thank you for everything.

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  • His Rejected Luna Remembers Nothing   What The Network Was Called

    Cole’s POVAldene Marsh sat across from me in the war room at two in the afternoon and I put everything I had built on the table between us and she put everything she had built on the table and we spent three hours going through both sets of documentation with the specific focused attention of two people who had been working the same problem from different ends and were now meeting in the middle.She was good.Better than I had expected which was already high given her introduction to the estate that morning.Her financial reconstruction was thorough in the places mine had been thin and mine was thorough in the places hers had been thin and together the picture that emerged was considerably more complete than either of us had managed separately.At four thirty she sat back.Looked at the combined documentation.“The network has a name,” she said. “In the internal communications. It is referred to consistently as the Vorn arrangement.”“Elias Vorn,” I said. “Who founded it.”“Who found

  • His Rejected Luna Remembers Nothing   Orla Arrives

    Lena’s POVShe pulled up at eleven forty three.Two hours and twelve minutes after the call.She had driven fast which I had not asked her to do and which told me something about the specific weight she had been carrying and how ready she had been to put it down somewhere.I was at the front door when she got out of the car.She looked at me across the distance between the car and the steps.She looked like someone who had cried on the drive and had stopped crying and had made the decision that whatever came next she was going to walk into it with both feet.I went down the steps.She met me at the bottom.We stood there for a moment.“I should have told you,” she said. “When the investigation started. When Vane’s name came up and I knew there was a network being examined. I should have told you then.”“Yes,” I said.She held my gaze.She had been expecting me to soften it and I had not and the not-softening was its own kind of respect.“I was afraid,” she said.“I know,” I said.“I h

  • His Rejected Luna Remembers Nothing   The Call

    Lena’s POVI went to the library.Closed the door.Stood at the window for exactly ten seconds doing the breathing that I had learned in the months after the hospital when everything had been new and overwhelming and the breathing was the thing that kept the floor under my feet.Then I called.It rang four times.“Selene,” Orla said.Her voice was careful in the way it got careful when she knew from the ring or the time or some instinct built from twenty four years of waiting that something significant was coming.“I need to ask you something,” I said. “And I need you to tell me the truth even if the truth is difficult.”A pause.“Yes,” she said.“Did you know anyone connected to Brennan Voss before I came back?” I said. “Not through me. Not through this pack. Through the northern pack or through Calder Vane or through anyone in that network.”The silence on the line was not the silence of someone thinking about an answer.It was the silence of someone deciding how much of an answer t

  • His Rejected Luna Remembers Nothing   Who Arrived

    Lena’s POV She came on a Wednesday morning without calling first. I heard the car on the private road and looked at the time which was eight forty three and looked at Damien who was across the kitchen table with his coffee and Eli who was beside him working through breakfast with the focused attention of someone fuelling up for important work and neither of them had called anyone and I had not called anyone and Mara appeared in the kitchen doorway and looked at me and said “Do you know who that is?” I went to the window. The car was unfamiliar. Dark. Council plates. Not Maren’s usual driver. I looked at Damien. He was already standing. “Stay with Eli,” I said to Mara. She gave me the look that said she had been staying with people in this house long before I arrived and would continue to do so without being told but acknowledged the instruction with a nod. I went to the front door. Damien was a step behind me. The woman who got out of the car was someone I had not seen befo

  • His Rejected Luna Remembers Nothing   What Damien Said

    Damien’s POV I found her in the library at eleven at night. She had the notepad in front of her and three separate documents spread across the desk and the expression she wore when she was not writing but composing, when the thing on the page was still forming and she was not ready to commit it to words yet. I came in and sat in the chair across from her. She did not look up immediately. I waited. After a moment she said “I am trying to write a letter to Vera Wren and I have started it four times.” “What is the problem?” I said. “Every version I write,” she said, “sounds like a Luna writing to a pack member. Official. Positioned. And that is not what this is.” I looked at her. “What is it?” I said. She put the pen down. “It is one person writing to another person who kept records for four years not knowing if they would ever matter,” she said. “That is what it is. And I want her to know that they mattered and that she is seen and I cannot find the version of that that does

  • His Rejected Luna Remembers Nothing   Selene Takes The Lead

    Lena’s POV I called Elder Maren directly. I had her contact information from the Council hearing and I used it without asking anyone whether I should because I was done waiting for the right moment and thirty days was not as long as it sounded. She answered on the third ring. Selene Voss, she sa

  • His Rejected Luna Remembers Nothing   Rowan

    Lena’s POV He was already there when we arrived. Sitting at a table in the back of a coffee shop that Cole had chosen because it had two exits and good sightlines and was sufficiently unremarkable that nobody would look twice at the people in it. Rowan Voss. Twenty eight years old. Dark hair. Th

  • His Rejected Luna Remembers Nothing   Finding Rowan

    Cole’s POV He was not difficult to find. That was the first thing that struck me. A man who had been conducting a covert observational operation for five years on behalf of a father with a hidden agenda should have been harder to locate. He should have been careful. He should have been in the wind

  • His Rejected Luna Remembers Nothing   The Man In The City

    Damien’s POV She told me at the raised beds. Eli was occupied with the investigation stick nearby. Far enough that they would not hear. Close enough that we could see them. She told me quietly and completely. Brennan’s son. The city. Five years. Six months before her arrival. I listened. I did

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