All Chapters of LUNAR LEGACY : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

I stood in front of the cell where the werewolf who had been caught sat in. It had been two days since I’d heard the news, and I found it hard to relax so I had to stay in the hospital for one more day.“Are you awake?” I asked as I watched the wolf sit there with his eyes closed, facing the door to the cell.He opened his eyes slowly and looked directly at me. After some seconds, there was a smile on his face. One that didn’t tell me he was happy to see me there. He was just happy I was there to listen to whatever he had to say.“Ah, Zara,” he said in a singsong tone. “I didn’t think you’d come. I’ve been waiting for you.”I turned to Darius in confusion. He looked back at me, just as confused, as he told me, “He’s never said anything about you before. In fact, he barely spoke to me.”I turned back to the wolf and cocked my head at him. “Do you have something you want to say specifically to me?”“It’s a message, if you will. Not from the people I work with but myself,” he said with a

I don’t think there was ever a moment when I was in Alpha Tyrell’s pack that I felt underwhelmed. I was either confused at how extravagant things were or just in pure awe.“Dinner is served,” Deirdre announced as she led us to the dining area, which was a large space with too many overhead lights and chandeliers to count above us, candles I believed were unnecessary all strewn in a straight line on the extremely long table with chairs on each side of the table.And the dinner…“This is dinner?” I asked, a mild hint of shame wrapping around me as I felt ashamed to even ask that because it was obviously dinner and I just wasn’t used to seeing so much food in one place unless there was a special occasion.“Of course,” Deirdre laughed as if I had said something extremely funny. She led me to one of the chairs on the right side of the table and sat with me. “Dig in. I had it catered especially for you and your soldiers. I’m sure you’ll want your energy back after such a long journey.”With

“You want me to go with you to the human world?” I asked Deirdre with a look of doubt and worry on my face. Did she forget the fact that she had just told me what her father was? How did she expect me to trust her enough to go to the city with her?“Well, that way, you’ll know my intentions are pure.” She smiled. “And before you tell me anything about not doubting me, I can see it in your eyes. You haven’t looked at me with trust since I told you about my father. I don’t blame you. It’ll be a win for both of us because then, you’ll know what my father knows about these herbs, and I’ll have someone with me who I don’t think is suffocating to be around. Right, Tyrell?”I looked over to see that Tyrell had almost the same expression on his face that I did. Neither of us liked the idea.“If you’re worried that I won’t be able to protect her, you should know by now that you’d be wrong,” I said to him with a tight smile.I found it tempting. So tempting that I truly wanted to go to the city

“I don’t remember seeing you at the wedding,” George, Deirdre’s father, told me as all four of us sat at the dining table that evening for dinner which Brenda, her mother, had insisted on making.“I was out of town,” I told him with a smile, rehearsed as usual. I didn’t know how many times I would have to say all the words I had rehearsed, but I was already starting to get tired of it.“Out of town,” he repeated, and it sounded almost like a scoff. It made me alert. I shifted uncomfortably in my seat because I knew it wasn’t the end of it. He wanted to say something else, and I was ready for it.“Being out of town and not dropping by for your brother’s wedding?” He asked.From the silence at the table, it was obvious that he was waiting for an explanation. I didn’t think I owed him one. Even Deirdre looked down at her food as if she had no words for me, throwing me under the rock.“Well, I was at work. Very important work,” I said, my smile starting to get tight and strained.“Oh, wor

“Are you ready?” George asked me the next morning as both of us got ready to set out on our walk so he could show me around the city.“I am,” I said with a nod as I prepared to strap Aaron around my chest safely when he placed a hand up in the air as if waving for me to stop what I was doing.I gave him an incredulous look, raising my brows. “You don’t want my child coming along? What if he gets hungry? And what if he starts to throw a fussy fit? I don’t think I would live with myself if I let Deirdre handle him all by herself.”“Well then you’re lucky that Deirdre isn’t the only one here,” he replied with a smile. “My wife would be happy to take care of your baby before we return. I’m doing this in everyone’s best interest as well. I’m sure you wouldn’t want him under the sun for too long as he’s too young. And don’t get me started on all the noise.”I stood there and considered it. Did I really want to trust humans with my child? I would have said no under normal circumstances, but