All Chapters of The Hidden Luna: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Winston I’d been in the training room for two hours straight, doing nothing but working my muscles and trying to convince myself that Aisha wasn’t my mate. Maybe I was imagining things, or maybe I was reacting to her body because she was the perfect size to fit under me. Those two hours were all in vain because all I could think about was her, her smile. The way her eyes lit up when she was truly happy. Even the way I felt warm inside whenever she called me an asshole. I was a sick bastard, right? Shaking my head, I kept hitting the punching bag like it could solve my problems. If that were the case, I would’ve found a solution long before wasting two hours on it. Maybe I could get Janice tonight to give me some relief? No! I shook my head. What was I thinking, bringing her up? I couldn’t even stand looking at her anymore. No. The bag would have to do. I kept punching harder and faster until one punch went straight through it, busting the bag open. “What did the bag do to you,

Winston I was deep in paperwork when she called, asking me to pick them up from school. I was shocked she wanted to leave early, and even more shocked that they had a bloody wolf with them. From the scent coming off her, I knew she was one of us. Sensing that whatever happened was still fresh for them, I didn’t ask any questions. I drove us back to the pack house in silence. While I had a mountain of questions for the three women, for now, I had to respect that they probably wouldn’t tell me anything truthful if I asked. We took the injured wolf to the infirmary, where I found out it was Faith. Faith had once been a very outgoing person, but after her parents were killed during the second rogue attack, she shut down. Nobody knew why, and nobody could reach her. Now I was even more curious about what had brought all three of them together. Seeing that something was troubling Aisha, I left to make her some hot chocolate, hoping she would drink it and not throw it in my face. “Ou

Winston “Alpha Curtis and Alpha Ben.” The minute those names came out of her mouth, I knew we were in trouble. How did they get to Faith’s aunt and uncle? My brothers and I wore the same shocked looks. We couldn’t help it because now we knew there were spies in our pack, and they were our own people. I looked down at my watch and saw that one hour remained before school was over. Grabbing both Amber and Aisha’s arms, I said, “Come on. We have to get to the school.” Now more than ever, I needed to see the people who were bullying Faith. I hoped they were human, but I had a gut feeling they weren’t. “Now, are you going to tell us why you dragged us out of the house like it was about to catch fire?” Aisha asked with an annoyed look on her face. “I need to see those kids who were bullying Faith. Are they shifters or humans?” “Shifters, and some of them seem to be Alphas too,” Aisha said. Great. “Did they sense that you were a shifter or from our pack?” I asked. “Can you sense

Winston Yesterday was a long day. After I met the girls halfway home, Faith talked to Grandad, and he offered to let her stay at the pack house. Our enforcers went to pick up her aunt, uncle, and their daughter, but by the time they got there, everyone was gone. They’d left in a hurry. The house was upside down, with dirty dishes everywhere and clothes all over the place. It also looked like they’d been trying to burn some documents, which the enforcers brought back to the pack house. Wyatt and Andre had been at it since last night, and now they were taking a nap. The girls were still a little shaken from the accident, and we’d already filed a complaint with the Council members. Now it was just a waiting game. I still couldn’t believe those kids had the nerve to do something like that in broad daylight. I had some of the enforcers tracking Faith’s aunt and uncle. I hoped we’d find them soon because I was sure the Moonstone or Mystic Pack would make the mistake of taking them in

Winston It had been a long few days. We’d had a rogue attack where so many of our people were hurt, and half of the rogues were dead. I was ready to call it a day, stay in my room, and have some time to myself. Yeah, I knew now wasn’t the time for that, but I’d been going for twenty-four hours with no sleep. Somewhere along the line, I was going to crash, and that wouldn’t be good for the pack. It was a relief when Grandad told me Aisha had gone to school. I didn’t think I would’ve been in a good mood to deal with her sass today. Taking a deep breath, I rolled up the sleeves of my shirt and unbuttoned the top three buttons because I felt like I was about to suffocate in the room. Before I could relax, my brother Wesley walked in holding his iPad. I knew he meant business. “What? Did something happen?” I asked him. The Council had permitted us to spy on the Mystic Pack in hopes that we’d find proof they were doing something wrong. Of course, we’d added a second security detail