All Chapters of The Alpha and the Rental Luna: Chapter 191 - Chapter 194

[Araminta] Fifty years ago, across the sands and mountains in the large coastal supernatural community of Crescent City, a young witch met two wolves in the middle of the night with the mission of negotiating peace. The treaty would take another decade and a half of back and forth, and would end in a moment where the two sides came together and forged a new world, one where they would live separately from one another, keeping the peace through segregation. And as our races grew apart, we became settled in our misguided beliefs, forgetting all of our shared stories and culture, losing our sense of interconnectivity. Wolves and witches were never meant to live apart. Both peoples are creatures born of magic and moonlight, living in harmony with the woods whose spirit flows through our veins. We worship the same mother goddess who not only gives us life, but whose shining power leads us to our mates, and our chosen families. In this modern world of computers and highrises, it’s easy to

[Hawthorne]Beta. How can I be a beta when I’ve had a wolf for less than 24 hours. And now the Alpha King wants me to choose between staying here to watch over him and his family, as his official Beta, or return to Crescent City with my twin, who will be the Luna of the West with her mate and soon to be husband, Rudolph Forrester. The thing is, neither of these options sound great. And yet, both of them sound incredible. As much as Sylvester Sterling and I have been antagonistic, he has also reached out across species lines to make all witches feel welcome. He even took the position of familiar to my witch, binding his power to myself and Hazel, giving us the ability to use his natural connection to his pack to help us locate Apple. That was a brave choice. If I had been a more powerful witch, or was being used by one, we could have made him our familiar in truth, forcing his hand, commanding him through that bond. I know I said I didn’t trust him, but that isn’t true either. I gue