All Chapters of From Runt To Luna : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

“No one is saying it's wrong.” Camille said with a smile, “I'm just finding it hard to believe that's all. But I know that long before you met me, both of you have some sort of history that has absolutely nothing to do with me, and it's something that I'll just have to accept.” Sarah smiled at her appreciatively, her eyes glistened with tears and she pulled Camille into her embrace. “Thank you.” She finally managed to say. After their touching moment was over, we entered the clinic, following closely behind Saraha as she led us to Jordan's room. I returned the greetings that were thrown my way by some of the staff members who were all too eager to know why I had stopped coming to the clinic to help Doc out. “Oh, I have pack training and balancing, both of which have not been easy,” I said to one of them in reply. Finally, we reached Jordan's room, and Sarah stood at the door. She hesitated before she finally opened it, and we entered after her. The room looked exactly how you'd

“Not on purpose," She said, standing up from her bed and joining us on mine. She grabbed my face, wiping my tears, then she continued, “Just like Camille said, you were a kid, you didn’t know any better, but don't you say it was your fault. You didn't ask those rogues to come and attack your family now did you?” Her hands still clasped my face and I shook my head, letting out a weak “no”“Exactly, so don't blame yourself. Understandably, guilt will not leave you because you saw them die, but it was not in any way, shape, or form your fault, and don't you ever forget that.” She said firmly.“I can't help it!” I exclaimed, breaking down into tears again. They had nothing more to say to that so they wrapped their hands around me in comfort, remaining silent while I cried my heart out. My crying session got us all tired and soon we fell promptly asleep.I awoke to the three of us tangled up together in bed. Gently, I entangled myself, then made my way to the bathroom to prepare for trai

KILLIAN’S POVIt was finally time for Clarke and me to go look for his cousin, or at least the one that we could find. This was a trip that we should have gone on as soon as we arrived, but a lot of things got in the way, and now I had been back for a month and I had just now found the time to set off in search of her.I had been back for a month, and during that time, I had spent those days attending to pack matters, meeting families that had loved ones hurt by the rogue attacks, and then there was the training; the pack one and the personal one I had with Lilliana Masters. Just the thought of her name now was bringing a smile to my lips, but I was not going to smile in public, so it would have to do with just being in my mind. Lilliana was… well she was something alright. She had taken to the training like fish to water and had gotten good at hand-to-hand combat, but there was still the issue of her not shifting. I was debating whether she should switch to weapons because not shifti

With Clarissa well and truly gone from the pack and Eliza dead from some strange affliction, I was starting to come to terms with the searing possibility that there was a larger force at play. Clarissa was smart yes but there was no way she pulled off this disappearing act all by herself. Someone was helping but why? Suddenly I realized there was a possible answer to the “why”, Clarissa was probably bargaining with her aconite. Was it even safe to travel with?I was heading to the training grounds. After both Clarke and I were approved by the healers to not be infected, I wanted to stay with Calrke but he wanted to be left alone. He damn near begged me to leave him be for a while and I had to oblige him. I didn't want to stay in the pack house and answer all the many questions I was sure the elders would have, so instead I was going to the training grounds so that I could punch something. Training was over for the day so I was expecting the grounds to be empty. Imagine my surprise, wh

Sleep was a beautiful thing, I thought as I woke up. I stretched my arms wide on the bed letting out a satisfied groan. But sadly, that blissful moment was ruined when I remembered I had to go back to the training grounds for the one-on-one training with Alpha Killian. I groaned in frustration. He was very strict with his training, heck, even stricter than Erik, which was not something I ever thought I'd say.“You're up early again,” Camille commented beside me on her bed. She stretched lazily, not getting up from her bed, “Waking up this early on a Saturday should be an abomination.” She yawned and blinked lazily.“It is,” I sighed in agreement, “but a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do.”“Which is what?” She asked me sleepily.“Why kick ass of course.”She chuckled softly, then let out another yawn, “You’re going to kick the Alpha’s ass? Yeah right.”“What, you don't believe me?” I scoffed, “It's only a matter of time.” I nodded firmly.“Sure,” she said, disbelief in her voice,