THE REVENGE OF THE DEAD LUNA의 모든 챕터: 챕터 91 - 챕터 97

Aegis's Pov  Sheila was never going to let a room slip away from her without a fight.I knew that about her. It was one of the things I had once admired — that particular refusal to lose an audience. She had always known how to pull attention back to herself like a magnet finding north.The transition of the party om ballroom to dinner hall gave her exactly the window she needed..I was moving with the crowd, Angel having disappeared somewhere, when Sheila stepped into my path. She angled herself so that it looked accidental, then laughed at something her friend said, loud enough to carry."It's just so fascinating," she said, to no one and everyone. "How some people will do absolutely anything for attention."Her two friends laughed. On cue, like they'd rehearsed it."Show up uninvited," she continued, examining her nails. "Make a scene. Traumatize a room full of guests." A sma

 Alpha Elias's POV  The calls started before I got home. My advisors were all over themselves In panic. Everyone seemed terrified about the crisis. To have a former member of the pack come out to say bad things about the pack was terrible on its own. But when that former pack member was another Alpha who'd consulted for the palace..It was treason. And my head seemed to be caught on the stake.The first was the Harmon group, a small group of rich wolves i'd worked three months on landing. Thier base payment paid for my Lamborghini. They were professional and apologetic enough to inform me that they no longer wanted to keep working with my pack. They also professionally demanded their money back.The second was the eastern trade coalition. They were more  efficient and downright insultive in their response and demand for their money back.My life was falling apart right before m

Aegis's Pov The thing about the truth is it doesn't need help spreading.It just needs a crack in the wall. After that, it moves on its own.The Alpha's Pack house's living room had become a situation room somewhere between Tuesday and Thursday and nobody had formally announced it, it had just happened the way things happen when a group of people are all watching the same thing unfold and need somewhere to do it together.Kira was cross-legged on the floor with two phones, switching between feeds. Noah was at the table with his laptop. Two of my pack's trackers were on the couch monitoring different channels. Brianna stood near the window with her arms folded and the particular expression of a woman watching a garden she planted finally come up in other words blissful.I was in the armchair eating an orange and watching all of them."Another one," Kira said, holding up a phone.A middle aged woman sat in what look

Aegis's POVI had been to three of these charity events like thi many times in the past year.They were always the same. Good lighting, better wine, people performing generosity for an audience of other people performing generosity. Everyone thier best and looked thier best. I had always found them exhausting.Tonight I found them useful.The venue gleaned with shining lights hung from high ceilings, round tables dressed in white, a projector screen at the front of the room for the evening's presentation of charitable causes and their funding needs. An eclectic band in the corner played a soft catchy tune while the catering staff moving through the crowd with trays of champagnes and extragant but tiny pieces of food.The event paused dramatically as I walked in, Noah and Kira flanking me like last time. The guests looked around themselves warily anyivipating my next move, yet fearful that they'd be c