I stood, "While I do appreciate all of the apologies, I have moved past all of that. I hope you all do too. Raise your children to know that treating people like that is wrong. For now, all of you are forgiven. You were when I found out that Dina was the cause of all of it. So, let's put it all behind us and focus on the future now." Everyone applauded and I sat down and started eating dinner. Damien leaned into me and whispered, "Looks like two packs have learned from your experiences." I smiled, "My experiences were also this packs' experiences. They had to know that what they were doing was wrong, but they had a self-proclaimed Future Luna telling them it had to be done."  When dinner was finished, Damien and I stood with Adam and Amy at the door of the dining room greeting people and telling them goo

                                                                Abby POV  I realized, when I saw her again this morning, where I remembered her from. When we were looking at the real-time footage of this pack, before Dina took my parents, I saw her flirting with the vampires. I saw her willingly let one feed off of her. I couldn't help but wonder if they changed her and she was able to mask her scent. There was one way to find out.   I walked to th

I said, "Okay. The story behind the damn mate bond." He laughed, "It's kinda been driving me crazy since the first time I heard someone other than you say it. At first I thought you were saying it because you were worried about me hurting or rejecting you." I cringed, "At first it was. But that's not where it started. It started with my grandparents, actually. My mom's parents."  "The one thing you need to know is that my grandparents are like my parents," I said, "They are the perfect example of what the mate bond should look like. Madly in love since day one, but my grandmother was like me. She was a pack omega in a very cruel pack. She has scars all over her body because the pack used silver on her a lot. Knives, whips with silver-dipped tips, you name it. Her pack held a ball for unmated wolves and i

When we got to the pack, I noticed that they had their own little town set up with shops of all kinds, a school, and a post office. I asked, "Does anyone venture into a human town at all?" Beta Rule shakes his head, "No, Luna. They are all afraid." I asked, "How are humans supposed to get any other idea of what you are if they aren't exposed to you?" He shrugged his shoulders, "Beats me. That's the same argument I've made." I asked, "When was the last time a human actually ran into one of you?" He chuckled, "The last recorded one was fifty years ago." I smiled, "Okay. A lot has happened since then, and humans actually want to see a werewolf now." Alpha Arnou sighs, "The werewolf and vampire books." I nod "Those books have been turned into movies, and people are actually choosing if they want to be on the vampire side or the werewolf side." Alpha Arnou and Beta Rule laugh, "If they only knew the truth." We all laugh together as we enter Alpha's office.

We were shown to a very plush room, with a down feather comforter and silk sheets on the bed. The furniture looked like it belonged to royalty. It included a very necessary mosquito net over the bed. We had a balcony off of our bedroom and a coffee maker next to the french doors leading to the balcony. I had already decided I would be using that each morning we are here. We took our showers and I dressed in my new black sundress. I'm brushing out my hair when I see Damien looking extra yummy in his black t-shirt and his jeans hanging low on his waist.   He must have seen my eyes change, because he smiles, "Later, Yara. We don't have time right now." I had to fight Yara to retreat to the back of my mind. I informed him, "She was being quite insistent on staying up front this time. You look particularly yu