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We made it to the end! đșđThank you so much for reading The Sacred Pack of the True Luna and for following Rae, Grant, Julien, Brax, and Linc all the way from the beginning to Home.Every chapter you unlocked, every comment you left, and every moment you spent with these characters helped support this story, and I truly appreciate every single one of you who came along for the ride.If you enjoyed Rae and her Sacred Pack, make sure you follow me here on GoodNovel! That way, youâll be able to find me when my next story goes live. â€ïžAnd if youâre not ready to leave my fictional worlds just yet, I have more completed stories waiting for you on GoodNovel:đș The Bane and the Alpha Beastđ©ș My Boyfriendâs Dad Is My Gynecologistđïž Claimed By the Biker KingThank you again for reading, supporting my work, and giving The Sacred Pack of the True Luna a home on your bookshelf. I would appreciate it very much if you left a rating on the cover page. Until the next story. â€ïžTiffanie Campbell
RaeSonya texted me after dinner.Can you come by the house when you have a minute? Harold and I have something for you.I stared at the message long enough for Grant to notice.We were all in the command dorm, scattered through the common room after somehow spending most of the day together and still ending up in the same place afterward. Brax and Linc had claimed opposite ends of the couch before gradually taking over most of the middle too, while Julien sat in one of the chairs with a book open across his lap.Grant leaned closer. âMom?âI showed him the message.His eyebrows pulled together. âDo you know what they want?ââNope.âBrax looked over the back of the couch. âAre we in trouble?ââYouâre always in trouble.ââFair.âI stood and reached for my jacket.Grant started to rise with me.âIâll be back.âHe stopped. âYou sure?ââYeah.âHis concern touched the bond without becoming a demand. I leaned down and kissed him before heading toward the door.âText if Mom has food.âBrax s
RaeThe first time I walked through Ravenwood Academy, everyone had known I was human.Or thought they knew.The difference hadnât mattered much at the time. Humans didnât belong at Ravenwood. That was the rule nobody needed to write down because every wolf understood it, and for years Iâd moved through these halls surrounded by people who could smell exactly what I supposedly wasnât. Conversations had stopped when I passed. People had laughed. Others had simply looked through me, which sometimes hurt worse.Now I made it twelve steps inside the main building before a sophomore Iâd never spoken to lowered his head.âLuna.ââMorning.âHis friend did the same, and I answered him too before continuing down the hall with Grant beside me and Julien, Brax and Linc close behind. Grantâs hand brushed mine but didnât close around it until I turned my palm toward his. The contact warmed our bond, echoed through the rest of the network and settled into the familiar awareness of all four of them
RaeElena tried to control the evidence before the blood was cleaned from the council floor.That was almost impressive.Alpha Vicker had brought her to the hearing under guard because the records sheâd collected were part of the evidence connecting Frankâs Pureblood network to council members and multiple packs. Jesse hadnât been part of the original hearing at all. Heâd arrived later with the Vicker team sent to secure their records after the attack began, which was apparently how he ended up finding Elena before anyone else realized sheâd slipped away from the delegation assigned to watch her.He found us near the temporary holding rooms.âElenaâs gone.âEverything stopped.Jesse looked like heâd been dragged through half the building on his way to us. His shirt was untucked, his hair was a mess and a bruise had started forming along his jaw.âWhat do you mean, gone?â Grant asked.âMy father ordered her to stay with the Vicker delegation while the council locked down the building.
RaeFrank was bleeding when I caught him.A cut above his eyebrow sent a thin line down the side of his face, and his suit jacket hung open as he moved through the council corridor toward the emergency stairs.âFrank.âHe stopped.The sounds of fighting continued behind me, but they were already changing beneath shouted orders from council security. Frankâs carefully prepared escape corridor had failed along with the strategy that was supposed to create it.He turned slowly.âYou should go back to your mates.ââI think theyâre doing fine.âAs if answering me, Braxâs fierce satisfaction surged through the network from somewhere inside the chamber.Frank noticed my smile. âYou think youâve won.ââI think youâre running.ââI am leaving a compromised council facility.ââThrough an emergency stairwell while your people get arrested.âHis mouth tightened.I stopped several feet away.For years, Iâd imagined my father as something larger than a man. Heâd existed inside nightmares, incomplete
RaeFrank turned toward me with the ceremonial blade in his hand.He never made it three steps.Brax hit him from the side hard enough to send both of them into the council table. Wood cracked beneath their combined weight, papers scattering across the floor as Frank lost the blade. Linc kicked it away before anyone could reach for it, while Grant pulled me clear and Julien shouted for the council guards to lock down the exits.For half a second, I thought that was it.Then three wolves shifted.The sound of breaking bones ripped through the chamber as men from Frankâs delegation dropped onto four legs. Screams erupted from the upper rows, and the room dissolved into movement as representatives scrambled away from the central floor. More of Frankâs people surged forward without shifting, but their targets made no sense if the goal was simply to reach me.The first wolf went for Grant. Another lunged toward Julien while two men rushed Brax from opposite sides, deliberately driving him
RaeAnd when I finally looked up, it wasnât who I expected.Not even close.Brax Weston stood in the doorway balancing two pizza boxes, four sodas, and enough confidence to make it seem like heâd been invited.Chrissyâs eyes widened.Brax grinned.âGood,â he announced. âYouâre alive.âI blinked.âW
RaeBy the time I made it back to my dorm room, the box in my hands felt heavier than it had any right to.It wasnât the weight of the things inside it. It was everything attached to themâthe way Sonya had looked at me, the way Julien hadnât backed down, the way Grant had stepped into the conversat
RaeBy the time classes ended, I understood something I hadnât been prepared for when I walked into Ravenwood Academy that morning.Being ignored had been easier.At least when I was invisible, people didnât look at me like I was something to be figured out.Now they did.The whispers had changed.
Rae The Ravenwood Pack had one human.That human was me.Most wolves didnât bother remembering anything else about me. Not my name. Not how long I had lived on their territory. Just the simple, inconvenient truth that I didnât belong in their world.Humans didnât live inside wolf packs.Yet someho







