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Chapter 33

Author: Fiona O.
last update publish date: 2026-04-06 08:32:27

Aria’s POV

While Dianne and I were lost in the moment, a time I greatly enjoyed, Troy sent a message through an omega telling me he’d be coming to pick me up in an hour.

I asked Dianne to tag along, but she declined. Her reasons being that she wanted to be in the right frame of mind for her trip tomorrow.

So I offered to stay behind with her instead, the idea of leaving her alone with her thoughts at a time like this wasn’t thrilling. But Dianne wouldn’t hear any of it, insisting that I went.
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  • The Luna Who Came Back Wrong   Chapter 33

    Aria’s POV While Dianne and I were lost in the moment, a time I greatly enjoyed, Troy sent a message through an omega telling me he’d be coming to pick me up in an hour.I asked Dianne to tag along, but she declined. Her reasons being that she wanted to be in the right frame of mind for her trip tomorrow.So I offered to stay behind with her instead, the idea of leaving her alone with her thoughts at a time like this wasn’t thrilling. But Dianne wouldn’t hear any of it, insisting that I went. According to her I was finally living, and not shrinking myself to keep a false narrative and rotting away.Her words stung, even though they were meant for the actual Keira, but I felt it too, because back at Moon Claw, I never lived–I was too engrossed with being the perfect Luna, so I spend my times burying my heads in books on everything that talked about being a good leader. It paid off as the Pack progressed but at the end of the day it still wasn’t enough, not for Curtis, and not for the

  • The Luna Who Came Back Wrong   32

    Aria’s POVOf all the things she could ask me to do to prove myself, she wants me to shift?I should be relieved at her request, because she’s literally giving me an easy way out. But I’m not. Not when Dianne was looking at me like shifting was going to expose some deep dark secret she and Keira shared.And I’m sure this has to do with the soul sisters stuff she was talking about between Zie, and Sia whom I suspect to be Dianne’s wolf.I tried reaching out to Zie again, but nothing,Same. Damn. Wall.I accepted my fate, and was about to tell Dianne the truth, when Zie suddenly showed up.“Aria,” she called out in what sounded like relief, but I was angry.So angry that if I could, I’d shut her off for good! “Have you had your fill of this shit show?” I asked bitterly.“I’ll answer that later,” she responded dismissively, and never in my entire life have I felt such a great urge to smack someone hard across the face.What does she mean by she’ll answer that later? Is all this a joke

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