All Chapters of The Luna He Left Behind: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Sienna’s Point of View The Next Morning the air smells like damp earth and smoke when I walk into the packhouse meeting room. Warriors line the walls. Scott stands at the head of the table, his arms folded in front of his chest, with his beta and gamma seated next to him. Andrew, his Gamma, looks up when I enter. “Good morning, Sienna. How are the patients today?” “Tired but stable.” I reply, taking a seat. “A few will need another day or two of rest, but there are no other fatalities aside from the two we lost last night.” I say. Scott’s jaw tightens as he looks around the room. “One that note, I just want to say, good work last night. All of you.” The warriors nod, murmuring their thanks. Scott’s Beta, Marcus, clears his throat. “Alpha, we found something unusual at the attack site.” Scott gestures for him to continue. Marcus lays out a torn piece of fabric, black, marked with a strange, swirling symbol burned into the corner. “What is that?” I

Asher’s Point of View The room is quiet, the only sound is the soft hum of the white noise machine in the background as I sit in the rocking chair near the window, the early morning light slipping in through the blinds. Ethan’s tiny fingers clutch at my shirt as he drinks from his bottle, his wide blue eyes staring up at me. I can’t help the small smile that tugs at my lips. “Slow down, little man.” I murmur softly, brushing my thumb over his soft cheek. “You will give yourself hiccups again.” He lets out a little gurgle, milk dribbling from the corner of his mouth, and I chuckle quietly. For a moment it feels peaceful. Then Derek’s voice pops up into my mind. 'Asher. Where are you? We are at your office, I need to talk to all of you urgently.' He says, her voice tight and my muscles tense immediately. 'I’ll be right there, I just need to put Ethan down first.' I reply through the link. Ethan lets out a soft sigh as I finish feeding him, his eyelids fluttering

Sienna’s Point of View I wipe the sweat from my forehead with my arm, before taking a sip of water as I watch the kids finish their drills. Aiden’s hair is a wild mess, his cheeks flushed red as he squares off against one of the older boys. Scott stands next to me, his arms folded in front of his chest, a small grin tugging at his lips. “He really is a force to be reckoned with.” Scott says, his tone full approval as his eyes follow Aiden’s movement. I smile, my gaze on my son. He quickly darts around the boy opposite him, before sweeping his legs out from under him and pinning him down in one smooth motion. The other kids cheer, and Aiden gets up with a big smile, brushing dirt from his shirt. “Yeah, he is...” I say softly, unable to hide the pride in my voice. Scott chuckles softly. “Remind me never to spar with him in a few years.” He says teasingly and I laugh, glancing at him. “Oh, he would absolutely that. He would tell everyone that he beat the Alpha.”

Sienna’s Point of View It has been a few days since our conversation, and so far I have done everything in my power to avoid Scott. I rearranged my schedule to slip into different training slots for both me and Aiden, and I even started to use side entrances at the hospital. And honestly, it hasn't been all that hard to stay out of his way. He has been busy dealing with the aftermath of the attack, but every time I think of the look on his face when I told him the truth about Aiden, my stomach twists with fear. What if he tells Asher? They were good friend when we were younger. What if that loyalty is still there? These thoughts keep me up at night. I don’t really believe that Scott would do that to me, but fear has a way of making even the most logical thoughts sound impossible. So when there is suddenly a knock on my office door, I half expect it to be him. I glance at the clock on the wall, a small frown on my face. He is supposed to be at training still, so maybe this isn't

Sienna’s Point of ViewIt has been a few days since Scott and Caleb left for the Council meeting. We haven't really talked again about what happened but I am anxiously waiting for him to return. I need to go apologize to him.So, when I finally see him walking into my office, I am a little surprised. He knocks lightly before stepping inside.“Hey. Would you mind if I come in?”He asks with an easy smile.“No, of course not.” I say, setting down the chart that I have been reviewing. “How did the meeting go?”I ask. He runs a hand through his hair and lets out a loud breath. “It was… a lot. I will fill you in later, I promise. But right now, I just came to ask you something.”“Oh?” I arch a brow. “And what is that?”I ask. He gives me that crooked grin that always makes him look like he is up to something. “Dinner. Tonight. Just the two of us.”I blink in surprise. “Dinner?”“Yeah.” He says and shrugs, trying to sound casual. “We have both been working nonstop. I thought it mig