The New Luna

Max’s POV “ I do not know why we had to move now, Teresa.” Max complained. They were driving on the free way en route to a little town in Alabama.They were followed by the two massive truck containers carrying all their stuff from their previous home in Manhattan.Truth be told, Max misses the bustling city life she grew up on. “You know what, I would really appreciate it if you call me Mom, I am still your mother.” They lived in Manhattan for all her life. She had friends there,a budding romance with her long time crush Zayn, and she and her girl friends were almost sure that he would ask her out pretty soon. That won’t happen now because her brilliant mother decided to pack up their things, shove it into two huge, green containers and have the audacity to tell her that they have to move in a little town called Haven ASAP. When Teresa meant ASAP, she meant the day after tomorrow. “Yeah, not happening, Teresa. After my birthday maybe, when

Max’s POV: Like any normal teenager, I disregarded what I saw or heard. Like my mother, I was just tired and maybe I just missed the Manhattan life that my mind was playing tricks on me. Yeah, that could probably be it. I placed my clothes in the closet and Ben was nice enough to carry all my bedroom stuff upstairs. I had a feeling that the burly man just wanted to give me a parting hug. I was their neighbor and their ward for a long time. “I will miss you, Max.” “Aw, I will miss all the food that Maria makes me eat and the two kids. Tell them I'd visit." “And?” “That’s just about it. Did I miss something?” “You hurt me, kid.” Ben sounded wounded. I chuckled. I was messing with Ben. “Aww. Of course, I will miss you too, but hey, there's this new app called Facetime. You need to connect wi-fi at home since we are already here. The kids would miss all the good stuff on the internet. Plus, it helps with homework.” They do not have internet so as an exchange for all the wonderful f

 “Tell me, did mom slipped you any money?” Teresa was asking me while they waited outside the principal’s office.They were told to wait at the bench in front of the door that read ‘Mr. Frank Hoff, School principal.’ “She did.”  “Oh, mom.” Teresa growled. “Don’t worry. I am gonna spend it wisely. In case you missed it. There are no starbucks in this place.” The door opened and a man almost my mom’s age stepped outside to meet us. He w

  MAXINE’S POV   I woke up with a grumbling stomach. Yeah, I know I was hungry. I wake up always hungry even when I was little. That was why I have formed this habit of eating toast and drinking warm milk right after I wake up. I blamed it on my active lifestyle. I run for the track and field team and running is not a minor feat. I was excellent in it actually. My track coach was the first to feel bad when they learned the horrible news that I am moving to nowhere. We were on tr

 Teresa’s POV  I was once young and gullible. Like my daughter now, I was once stubborn. The pack we belong was a powerful one and highly respected among the seven packs. My father was the Alpha and I was groomed to be the next. I did not like being a wolf. I despised it. But unlike my daughter, I was informed of our origin at a very young  age. I knew everything about it and I grew up with like minded people. I grew up in Haven. Haven is a wolf-populated&n