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Jason

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"What the fuck do you mean the military strategy all from the former Luna?" I bellowed, slamming the pile of reports against the conference table hard enough to make the cups rattle. "You signed your names to it!"

General Oliver didn't flinch. The bastard just stood there, composed, like I hadn't just accused him of treason. "That's because whenever you saw her name, you immediately dismissed it as invalid. I picked up one of those reports and saw the brilliance in it, so I copied it exactly and handed it to you. That's how we were able to win a lot of our smaller battles and ultimately defeat the greater threat."

He even had the nerve to bow his head like he was doing something noble for me.

Fuck!

My chest burned with rage. Who else had gone behind my back? Who else had been listening to that woman? It was like she was some ghost still haunting the halls of this damn pack.

I'm tired of hearing about some dead girl!

First, I couldn't find a single healer good enough to treat Ell
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  • The Luna Lives Again   New Home

    Pulling up to Robbie's house on the back of his bike was a completely new kind of experience. The wind tangled my hair, my arms wrapped tight around his waist, and my thoughts raced faster in my head. I was nervous, but the moment we turned the corner and I saw it, I forgot to breathe for a second. A large colonial-style house stood there, elegant and aged like a storybook painting. White wooden columns framed the wide porch, and the windows—arched and gold-trimmed—caught the light like amber eyes. Ivy crept up one side of the brick, giving it an old-world charm. The shutters were navy blue, the roof slate gray, and two big maple trees stretched their limbs across the front yard like they were reaching to shelter the house. There was something soft about the place, even though it was huge. Grand, yes, but not like the intimidating mansions in BlueMont that looked more like courtrooms than homes. This one felt... lived in. No arrogance at all. "This is the place," Robbie said, pulli

  • The Luna Lives Again   Bonnie

    I saw Mia rushing toward us and the grannies with an angry look on her face, and I had to blink a few times to make sure I wasn't imagining it. Seeing her outside of the hospital felt surreal—like spotting your strictest teacher in a tank top at the grocery store. It just didn't make any sense. I didn't picture her existing outside of the hospital or the diner. "Don't you see she's going to hurt you?" Mia snapped, storming up like a tornado in scrubs. "What if this girl drains your energy? All she did was put up a barrier! Why are you pretending to be a healer as well? Do you even have a license to practice?" she demanded, all righteousness and fury. "I don't have a medical license," I said honestly. Who knew that was something healers needed. I wasn't practicing medicine. I wasn't charging for this. I didn't even touch a stethoscope. "Practicing without a license is a crime!" Mia barked, turning on Robbie like she was about to call the cops herself. "She admitted it! No license at

  • The Luna Lives Again   Jason

    "What the fuck do you mean the military strategy all from the former Luna?" I bellowed, slamming the pile of reports against the conference table hard enough to make the cups rattle. "You signed your names to it!" General Oliver didn't flinch. The bastard just stood there, composed, like I hadn't just accused him of treason. "That's because whenever you saw her name, you immediately dismissed it as invalid. I picked up one of those reports and saw the brilliance in it, so I copied it exactly and handed it to you. That's how we were able to win a lot of our smaller battles and ultimately defeat the greater threat." He even had the nerve to bow his head like he was doing something noble for me. Fuck! My chest burned with rage. Who else had gone behind my back? Who else had been listening to that woman? It was like she was some ghost still haunting the halls of this damn pack. I'm tired of hearing about some dead girl! First, I couldn't find a single healer good enough to treat Ell

  • The Luna Lives Again   Parents

    The older man and woman looked at me silently as Robbie and I sat across from them. They didn't seem confused, or angry, or happy—just cautious. Their expressions were perfectly calm, unreadable, like they were waiting to see if I'd pass some test they hadn't announced yet. Tea had been served, and five full minutes passed without anyone saying a word. The quiet wasn't comfortable, but it wasn't hostile either. Just tense. So I did what I always did in tense situations—I tried to be polite. I cleared my throat, lowered my eyes, and bowed my head. "Pardon the intrusion. My name is Bonnie. It's nice to meet you." Their gazes didn't waver. I could feel the weight of their eyes burning into the back of my skull like I'd just walked into the middle of a battlefield instead of someone's garden. I had no idea who these people were, only that they seemed important. More important than I felt prepared for. "Nice to meet you, Bonnie," the woman said finally, her voice smooth and composed.

  • The Luna Lives Again   Confessions

    I was starting to think in overdrive now after our meal was unexpectedly given to us for free by the owner, and for nothing in particular. We were sitting in the park under a tall elm tree, and while Robbie casually bit into the rest of his pastry, I was spiraling inside. This wasn't the first suspicious circumstance surrounding Robbie though. He'd gotten me an ID card and papers like it was no problem. He directly set up a meeting with the elders and they waited for us—waited for us! He'd arranged for a special doctor at the hospital to block out time for me for prenatal exams. That same doctor had actually listened to Robbie when he said I could heal a broken leg with my hands. People around here knew him by name. They greeted him like an old friend, but also with a kind of reverence that went beyond casual affection. It couldn't just be because he was handsome. "Are you an Alpha?" I blurted out. Robbie blinked, then gave a sheepish little smile. "Oh, you noticed. Guess it saves

  • The Luna Lives Again   Bonnie

    "That's enough," I said, pushing the hairbrush away from my head. Ms. Daisy was way more excited about me going out today than I was. "He's just showing me around. What's there to get excited about?" "It's a date, Bonnie," Ms. Daisy said, wagging a finger at me like she was scolding a teenager. "It's a friendly outing," I corrected her firmly, crossing my arms. "You two have gone out together almost every day for the past two weeks. How much of the town is left to see? That boy clearly likes you." "So I must like him back?" I arched a brow. "I guess not," she said with a shrug, "but it doesn't change that he still asked you out. Which makes this, and all those other 'friendly outings,' dates." When the oracle set Jason and me up, he'd never shown up for even one date. His mother did, though. She was such a lovely person. We talked for hours, nearly every day we met. I thought I'd get to see more of her, but after the wedding, she retired and left on a long vacation—permanently o

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