All Chapters of The Hidden Luna: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Aisha This is what I get for minding my own business. All I wanted to do was go home and take a long nap because I’d been running around getting things ready. I was so tired that I could fall asleep right where these people had put me on this chair. Or did they give me something to make me this sleepy? Who knows? But right now, I just needed to shut my eyes for a few minutes, and I’d be fine. “Don’t sleep. You need to stay awake to let Winston know you’re okay,” Princess said. I was fighting for my life, and yet all I wanted right now was a nap. This was ridiculous! I thought these people had learned their lesson, but I guess not. I’m not in the habit of teaching anybody a lesson, but these people were driving me up the wall by refusing to leave me alone. Closing my eyes for a few seconds, I sensed someone coming toward me. I kept my eyes shut. “She’s still out. Do we leave her here or what?” one of them asked. “Might as well, because Alpha is going to need to talk to her.” “

Aisha Three Months Later It’s graduation day, and everyone is happy, especially Grandpap. I’d made him a promise that I would take over the pack after graduation, and he wasted no time reminding me of that promise this morning before we left for the ceremony. Now that the ceremony was almost over, I couldn’t wait to get back home and, most importantly, get out of these heels Amber had insisted I wear for no apparent reason. Before walking back to our car, I felt someone’s eyes on me. Looking over my shoulder, I spotted the kids who had bullied Faith and gotten me kidnapped a couple of months ago. They were giving us death stares. I couldn’t help but smile at them, just like I had when I returned to school a few days after the kidnapping. The looks on their faces were priceless, and I would never forget them. Because soon, they’d see me again, but in a completely different setting. As soon as I got into the car, I kicked off those painful shoes. I swear they were about to kill me

Amaka(Aisha) “Is he right for me?” I whispered under my breath as I watched Winston work out in the training room. Watching the way his muscles flexed made me wonder how it would feel to have his arms wrapped around my waist, or how those muscles would feel beneath my fingertips. Biting my bottom lip, I was staring at those back muscles, thinking how I could sink my teeth into them; it would feel cold to feel them under my finger while he was pounding inside of me against a wall. “Having fun?” a voice asked beside me. Reacting without thinking, I punched the person in the face. It wasn’t until I heard him speak that I realized it was Winston. “What the hell is wrong with you, woman?” “Why would you sneak up on me?” I asked while helping him back to his feet. He looked me straight in the eyes. “Sneak up on you? You’re in the training room,” he reminded me. “Still, that doesn’t mean you can sneak up on me,” I argued, crossing my arms over my chest. “Aren’t you the one who sneak

Amaka Two weeks later It had been a couple of weeks since I returned from visiting my mother’s coven, and I had to say, I really liked it. The atmosphere was completely different from what I was used to, but I’d come to love both places. Since returning, I’d been catching up on everything that happened while I was away. And let me tell you, it seemed like everything happened the moment I left. I missed all the fun! But one thing kept bothering me. Why would someone use that kind of spell on three people at once, right in front of our pack gates? “To send a message or a warning?” Princess, my wolf, suggested. “But for whom? I mean, who’s it from, and what exactly is the message supposed to mean?” I asked her. One thing I’d learned about this world was that nobody did anything without a reason. There was always a motive, no matter how meaningful or ridiculous it seemed. And whatever that reason was, it had been enough for someone to take action against our pack. “The who does

Aisha I was furious that our two-week honeymoon had been ruined by whoever decided to blow up our car. I knew we still had to deal with those Alphas, but I hadn’t expected them to go as far as blowing up our car in the hope that we’d die. Since they’d been in hiding, I thought we’d have an uneventful honeymoon. Guess I was wrong. I should’ve kept my eyes on them instead of letting my guard down. But now they’d made me angry, and I wasn’t about to let it go. I needed to get ahead of whoever was creating trouble for the pack and finally bring justice to my parents. “I know you’re scared of using your magic because you don’t want anyone to get hurt, but after all that practice, I think you’re ready to fight and become the Alpha you were born to be,” Princess, my wolf, reminded me. I understood what she meant. When I first came here, my only goal had been to get justice for my parents and use my powers to make it happen. But after spending the past few months getting to know everyon