All Chapters of The True Elemental Luna: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Rieka Leviathian, Fiona, Niamph, Sloane, and their warriors immediately went back home as soon as their dead became one with their elements. They left so quickly that I didn't even have a chance to properly thank them for everything that they had done. The other Alphas and Lunas stayed for an extra day to recoup before going back to their own packlands, and before they left we decided to have breakfast together. Well, everyone except for Jay and Jo. Both of them wanted to stay in their rooms until the others were gone. We all sat at the office table, the only one big enough for all of us, talking as we finished our morning beverages while a couple of the Omegas quietly took our dishes out for us. "So the three of you can heal others?" Darcy asked from her seat next to Robert, her dark eyes looking between Sam, Roxie, and me. She already looked significantly healthier than she had just the other night. Her long dark brown hair was washed, her dark hazel eyes sparkled, and the

Seth A pack can only be as strong as its Alpha, which is why I run my pack with the other ranking members instead of by myself. Doing so helped ease the burden if something was going on in our lives. Unfortunately, right now, something was going on with all of us. Damian and Izzy were still healing from what happened to them. Roxie and Blue were trying to help with Shaylee's death. Jo has only recently been coming out of her room. From the beginning, nothing has been normal regarding Rhi becoming my Luna. And despite the fact that I've tried to have a one-on-one conversation with Jay, I just haven't had a chance to find the right time. Nor the right words. So I decided to make the time today. I decided to go look for Jay instead of sending him a link asking to talk. I had a pretty strong suspicion that he would be working out in the gym, and sure enough, my assumption was correct. When I glanced through the window in the door, Jay was running on the elliptical while listen

Jaycee After I took a shower at the gym I made my way back towards the packhouse. I wasn't oblivious to all of the glances others sent my way, only to catch them looking away as soon as I made eye contact with them. I knew that I needed to handle things on my own, regardless of how uncomfortable it made me feel. I've had a difficult time verbalizing my feelings ever since I was a kid. It was simply easier to shove my emotions in the back of my mind than it was to talk about them, especially after what happened. But enough was enough. As I got closer to the packhouse, I saw Tyler hurrying towards it, his face almost pale and his eyes slightly wide as if he were nervous. "Hey, Tyler, wait up!" I yelled out as I jogged over to him. Tyler stopped on the sidewalk and waited for me to catch up to him. "You don't happen to know what Seth wants, do you? He sent a link asking me to come over to the meeting room." I shook my no. "Sorry, man. He didn't tell me anything about meetin

Rieka The crisp morning air was thick with the scent of autumn. I inhaled deeply as Seth and I walked over to the land that used to belong to my family so we could see how the new construction was coming along. "I can't believe that Roxie and Blue are moving out after this weekend," I whispered, not hiding the sadness in my voice. "I can," Seth said as he took my hand in his own, giving it a loving squeeze. "If they keep procrastinating, they'll be stuck here for winter, and Blue's mom and the fairy council want her to give birth in Maine. Thankfully the union could be planned so soon." I sighed as we continued our walk. He might be right, but it didn't take away the pain my heart felt about them moving away. Don't get me wrong, I was happy for them, but I will miss not having Roxie and Blue around. At least Sylvia, Jo, and Sam were able to plan their union so quickly. We came to a stop at one of the small houses that had been completed. It wasn't anything fancy, just a sm

Isabella I was lying in bed, trying to read a book, while Damian took a shower. Everything that had happened made us all realize how much we take for granted in our daily lives. So often we get irritated by things that shouldn't matter and hold onto needless negativity that weighs us down and steals the happiness from our lives. Being a vampire doesn't help, as we typically outlive the non-vampires that are in our lives. But, in a split second, it can all be taken away. Damian and I took the time we needed to heal, not only physically, but mentally and emotionally as well. We were now at a point where we could joke about what happened to us, and I felt like it was the right time to turn our world upside down. As the bathroom door opened, steam rolled out, followed by my naked mate. I set my book down on my nightstand and pulled out a large envelope that I had hidden in the drawer. "What's that?" Damian asked with curiosity as he climbed into bed next to me. "Something I