All Chapters of LUNAR LEGACY : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

“What…” I whispered to myself as I walked to the pack to find the orders empty of soldiers. Granted, Darius and I had gone missing all of a sudden, but that was not enough reason for them to give up on the security of the pack.Unless something had happened.“Aaron.” At the horrible thought of that, I picked up my speed and started to run off into the pack to find my son.Tears were starting to leave my eyes and flow off my face with the wind from how fast I was running. I heaved, trying to get air into my lungs as the tears and the running did nothing to help with my lungs.“Goddess,” I said and stopped running when I got to the house, where almost everyone was gathered with Smith in front of them, his speech interrupted by my sudden presence.“How nice of you to join us,” he said, causing everyone to turn to look at me. There was a look of annoyance on his face, which I wasn’t surprised by, but what got me was the fact that everyone looked annoyed. Not surprised at seeing me or even

I took a deep breath as I heard the sickening thud of Tyrell’s body hitting the floor without an anchor. His blood spilled onto the wooden floor as the spear disappeared back into the wind where it had come from.“Goddess,” I said silently as I looked out of the balcony and into the sky as if she would look back down at me and let me know she was watching. “I don’t know what I’m doing.”As I turned around and headed for the room where I had kept Aaron, I found three soldiers running down the hallway.“There she is!” One of them pointed, and all of their hands went down to their weapons. They stopped running, now heading for me carefully. They must have seen what I had done to the two soldiers who were outside.“What are you doing here? How did you get in? And where is Alpha Tyrell?” The one who seemed to be their leader asked.They couldn’t know I was there. I didn’t want any witnesses to this. The plan was for Deirdre to not know that I had done it. If they survived this, they would

“And how’s that supposed to be any of my business?” I questioned, looking at George with narrowed eyes. He looked as if he hated the fact that he had made the decision on a whim and was now afraid of his daughter’s wrath, but that wasn’t my problem.“What do you mean by that?” He asked as he stepped toward me intently, only stopping when I glared at him in warning to let him know that I could defend myself if he tried anything.“What do I mean?” I scoffed as I stood up and stared at him. “Come with me.”He hesitated as I walked over to the door to talk to him outside, but he followed eventually.“You’re asking me what I mean when I say it’s not my problem, right?” I questioned, crossing my arms as we got to the hallway. “Well, I’ll tell you what it means. I was on my own, George. Barely surviving, but I was on my own still. You came up to me, and I realized just how much you hated your son-in-law.”He looked at me with a confused frown, but I went on.“I made you realize it. It was as

“W-what are you doing, Deirdre?” George asked his daughter. “Put the knife down and we can talk. Come on. Just talk to me—”“No!” Deirdre screamed at him in response, turning swiftly on her heels and pointing the knife at him with rage. “I told you I trusted you. I told you that you were the only one I could trust, and what did you do? You lied straight to my face without a care in the world.”The whole ruckus immediately woke Aaron up, and his cries started to pierce air.I ran to his side of the bed and held him close to my chest as I cooed and tried unsuccessfully to stop him from crying as I kept my eyes on Deirdre, who was still accusing her father of betraying her trust.“I didn’t lie to you, dear. You know I don’t have the heart to do that. You’re my child. I’m just as angry about this situation as you are—”“LIAR!” She screamed on top of her lungs, swinging the knife at him. Luckily for George, he sensed that she was going to do just that, so he dodged just in time before the

“War is coming.”I didn’t get the chance to sit down in the bedroom or even take a breath before I announced the one thing on my mind to Darius when I finally arrived home.“Zara?” Darius asked as I took a fussy Aaron away from him and started to feed him properly for the first time in days. “What do you mean? What happened with Deirdre and her father? How did you manage to get out just in time?”“I couldn’t do it.” I shook my head. “I couldn’t defuse the situation. As soon as you left with Aaron out the window, I turned around and found out that she had stabbed him.”I felt as Darius’s body filled up with tension as he stared at me and waited for me to confirm what he already suspected. “George is dead. She killed him.”“Goddess,” he said after a long moment of silence. “If that happened, then how did you get out? Did you have to defend yourself? What prompted—”“She said that I took everything away from her by killing Tyrell, Darius,” I said. “And now, she plans to do the same. She