Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Azure Moon Series - Complete Collection: Kabanata 161 - Kabanata 170

Council Member Ethan’s POV I can’t believe I had to accompany this idiot to the hospital. He will be banished from this pack tomorrow. The only reason they have not banished him already is that I need him to come back to the Wolf Council with me once he has healed. That is, if his wolf can heal him. Nix hurt him badly. Apparently, a person’s eyes and ears bleeding only occurs when there is a change of pressure within the skull. It stumped the doctors, as they have never seen or heard of this occurring in a wolf kingdom. In the human world, yes. But not in the wolf world. I need to know all the details about Natalia Mene. I know she was adopted into the Bird family, but her adoptive parents are dead. Roger is the only one that may have answers. Even snippets of information can be informative. After the Wolf Council has finished with him, I don’t know what they will decide to do with him. I know the Red Moon Pack takes rogues in, but Alpha Isaac is very specific about the r

Alpha Vance’s POV “Why aren’t there any cameras in that school?” Stella was yelling while pacing the length of the house. She is seriously angry and so am I. “That is a deliberate attempt to harm the future Luna of this pack. I want answers.” She demands. Nix walks in and sits at the table, watching Stella let off some steam. “You know it may not have been aimed at Melissa.” Nix says. Stella stops pacing and stares at him. “There are two students in the school who use that bathroom. You said yesterday Dylan is always with Melissa.” I realized what he was saying. “Dylan, it could have easily been Dylan who got hurt today.” Colt, my Beta and his son walk in, as Stella is yelling, “Anyone wanting to hurt either of those kids should be ashamed of themselves. Don’t they struggle enough?” She stomps off to Melissa’s bedroom, where I know Melissa is. I looked at Colt. “Anything?” I asked him. “Nothing,” he responded, shaking his head. “No one has seen anything. Nothing is

Nix’s POV “This is Jen.” Christina tells me, looking at the hawk that has just landed on her arm and eating the mouse she is holding. I walk over and stroke its head while it’s eating. A bird of prey, it’s so hard to believe. I have never been this close to one before. They are amazing creatures and from this close, I can see its killer claws and beak. Fortunately, I am not in the way of its food. “I found her a few months ago. She couldn’t fly or catch food, she was starving to death. I fed and cared for her. She was scared of me at first. It took time and patience until she trusted me. Now she is back to full health and doesn’t want to leave me.” I just looked at her. Maybe that’s what Christina needs as well. Time and patience. But she gets neither in this pack nor at home being Dylan’s full-time carer. We sat and had the picnic Stella prepared, Jen flying round overhead. I opened up and unloaded on her. I told her about my life at Blackwood Farm, where I grew up, about

Nix’s Pov After training with Colin, I went back to my annex. Christina and Dylan weren’t there, so I went to see Melissa, which was where I found them all having breakfast. It just looked like one big family gathering. I went over and joined in. We all eventually went with Dylan and Christina to their house to see the new modifications. I rode with Dylan and Christina while Melissa went with her parents. The workers were still at the house when we got there. Vance and Stella went and spoke with them, after which they left. Christina pushed Dylan up the new ramp and into the house. It was like a completely different house compared to the one I saw yesterday. There was a front door for starters and stairs. I carried on pushing Dylan through the house, his hand pressed against the walls as we went along. “The workers worked all night. They never knew you needed help. They have been right through the house and fixed as much as they could in the time they had. The cupboards are

Nix’s POV “Morning Mom.” I said to her photo as I walked out of my bedroom that morning. I woke up in such a good mood, it’s like the cloud of grief that has been looming over me is no longer casting an enormous shadow over me. It is still there, but it is allowing a bit of sunshine to peek through. I don’t know how else to explain it. I think about the ceremony yesterday and encouraging Christina and Dylan to say their goodbyes. It sort of helped me too. Yes, I have my moments. I just try to have them when I am alone. Melissa encouraging me to stay and be with her, made me feel like I had a place again. I mean, having my mom back would be my dream. But being wanted and having a home. I should be grateful and I am going to be. Mom would want me to be grateful. Vance and Stella had nothing to do with what happened to my mom and they have shown that they really loved her. It doesn’t mean I want them as my parents, but I don’t hate them. They have shown me nothing but respect an