All Chapters of The Moon Calls: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

I groaned, sitting up on the mattress I fell asleep on. I rubbed my left arm, feeling sore. I glanced around the room I was in. I didn’t recognize this place at all. Not only that, but it appeared as if a tornado had ripped through the small space. A table was flipped, a few of the chairs that looked as if they belonged in the set were tossed around, and a leg was missing from one. The couch had a massive gash from one end to the other, the fluff exposed and thrown about. The shower curtain was ripped, and the rod looked to be broken as well. I clutched the blanket that covered my body, heaving a heavy sigh before glancing down. I gasped in horror when I realized that I was naked. I squeezed the blanket for dear life, hoping that no one would be around to see me as I searched for my clothes. I scanned the room, seeing if maybe I could scout out the location of my nightgown. After a few moments, I found it lying near the couch. I shot to my feet and hurried to my clothes, scoping the

“What do you want to know?” He asked. “What was my dad like?” I asked. Alexander smiled brightly, “John was interesting. He had a strange outlook on life, and he was always very positive. I remember one time when we came to visit your pack, you were almost 2… You were attached to him and refused to leave his side. Even though we all knew you wouldn’t understand what was being talked about, your dad didn’t want you to be around while we talked about it. John made you leave and you were absolutely devastated.” He chuckled, shaking his head. “I remember thinking that you were spoiled, but then, I didn’t know that you both had a deeper bond than I had with my father. It was love.” “You knew me when I was younger?” I asked, propping my head on my hand to look at him as he spoke. “Yeah. I knew all of your siblings. When our packs would meet every 3 months to talk business, I would see you all. Out of all your siblings, you were the only one who wasn’t scared of me. Your sister was petrified

I blinked lazily at Adam as he spoke about how the territories were separated. “Territories are split into four major sections. North, South, East, and West. Then our territory is split into north and south regions. Our region is in the North-Eastern territory. Three packs run the region because of the high populations in neighboring cities, Alexander’s pack and our pack combined. Four packs run the south region. The more dense populations are, the more packs are to be in the area. So, on the West coast, it is split into North and South as well, because it has high-density areas and three packs in both regions. All packs are named after either mountains or bodies of water near them.” I did my best to try and stay awake, but his dull lecture made it complicated. It had been a month since we started these lessons, and I felt like they would never end. “For now, we’ll learn about the eight packs in our region. Starting off with the southern ones first. The largest pack is the Atlantic pa

Today was the day.  The first day that I will face Leah after everything that has happened to not just myself but to her.  I was nervous, not because I didn’t trust myself; I was very attuned with myself now. Alexander warned me to be cautious just in case, that I was very much the stronger one in this equation and that I could easily kill Leah if I wasn’t careful. The last thing I wanted to do was hurt her; I didn’t even want her to end up with an Alpha mark. Nonetheless, our actions have both led us here.  I sat beside Maggie, who was happy to see me out of confinement. The first month of being shifted, I was heavily watched and couldn’t be around her much unless someone was around to prevent something horrible from happening. “

I rested my head on my fist, watching as Adam paced the hall. Adelaide had taken Leah and Charlotte home a few hours ago, but Isabella had remained. She didn’t want to miss a beat because she was worried for her cousin and to help Adam understand. Adam’s phone began to ring, so he stepped around the corner of a side hall to take the call. Isabella bounced her knee beside me, chewing on her fingernail. Anxiety seeped through her; it was a toxic smell that burned my nose. I rested my free hand on her bouncing knee, causing her to stop, “It’ll be alright, Bella.” I muttered, “She’s in good hands.” “I know. But she’s still asleep. She should have woken up by now.” She grumbled, sighing. She leaned against me, wrapping her arms around my bicep and squeezing. “It’s alright. She’s very weak right now. Her body has been through a lot.” She nodded her head softly, “I know….” I leaned my head on hers, pressing my mouth against her head. “You saved her life, Isabella. Without you doing CPR on M