All Chapters of The Alpha's Stolen Luna: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

After some intense deliberation, Sutton managed to get us on board with telling the other Alphas what was going on. She wasn’t going to risk Hannah’s life over something that wasn’t even proven and we would likely need their help to get her out safely. Besides, Alpha Anders was planning something. Something that potentially put all of our packs at risk. So, they deserved to know the extent of the concern. The meeting lasted most of the day. Ultimately, everyone was in agreement that whatever Alpha Anders was planning needed to be stopped. Although, there was no general consensus on what he was truly aiming to achieve. But that only doubled our efforts in the mission.By the time we made it back to our room, I was exhausted. I shut and locked the door behind us and immediately started getting undressed, ready to fall into bed. I’d gotten my shirt unbuttoned when I felt Sutton’s anxiety and distance through our bond.Something else was bothering her. Something between us.I came up be

I stood awkwardly at the kitchen counter as Jack fiddled with his soda can across from me. I’d tried asking him a few questions but he wasn’t talking. At least, he wasn’t talking to me. I could guess why. There was no telling what his mother had told him about me but I doubted any of it was good.“I’m sure Lucas will be excited to see you,” I said in another attempt at small talk.Nothing. He didn’t even look up. I chewed my lip, suppressing a sigh as I tried not to think of the many possible reasons why he was here. Finally, the elevator dinged and Lucas stepped out a second later. He gave me an apologetic look as he joined us in the kitchen.“Hey, bud,” he greeted Jack, ruffling his hair before pulling him into a side hug. “I’m glad to see you. I’ve got some news for you but do you mind if I borrow Aunt Sutton for a minute before I tell you just yet?”Jack shrugged. “Sure,” he finally spoke.Lucas looked at me again and tipped his head to join him. I rounded the corner and he took m

I hated that Sutton left, but I couldn’t blame her either. Jack’s reaction at the mention of her was not lost on either of us. It made me wonder if this was the right thing to do after all. Maybe I should just call my Aunt Lara and have her come and stay with him in their usual apartment.Jack’s phone began to buzz in his hand. He looked down at the screen but didn’t do anything.“I’m guessing that’s your mother.”“Yeah,” he said with a shrug, still not picking up the call.Something was up with him. This wasn’t the kid I knew. I wanted to know what had been going on between him and his mother, but I wasn’t sure I was the best person for such a delicate subject. I didn’t want him to hate his mother but I couldn’t imagine being able to control my opinions if even half of what I suspected was going on.The buzzing stopped but immediately started again.“Jack,” I pressed him, “do you want to go home?”“No,” he said, quicker than I expected.“Do you want to stay here?”He hesitated, but u

Jack emerged from his room a little before Lucas returned. He didn’t really say anything to me but he did eat the breakfast I offered him. I took that as a win. Once Lucas got home, he went to shower and get dressed for the day while Lucas told me about his conversation with Hunter this morning. I had to admit it was a relief to know my sisters were safe at home and that they were being watched over.Narya and Lorelei arrived shortly after — Narya with a basket on her and Lorelei with a large canvas bag over her shoulder. Both with huge smiles on their faces.They were up to something.“Um… I guess you two have decided where we’re going to eat,” I stated curiously.“We have,” Narya said. “You ready?”“Lead the way,” I said, starting to feed off of their excitement.We made our way through the packhouse and I honestly had no idea where they were taking me. Not until they bypassed the parking deck and started down a walking path onto the grounds.“What are you guys up to?” I pressed.“W

My days were slowly starting to find some routine. When Lucas had encouraged me to dive into this garden project, he really meant it. He helped me when he could, including with interviews and making final decisions on a contractor and suppliers. Within a week, we were ready to start clearing ground.Jack had settled in faster than we expected. He seemed to be enjoying the activities Lucas had signed him up for. He’d even started to talk to me a bit. It was still mostly short sentences, but it was more than when he first came here, which meant a lot to me. And it was good that he was feeling more comfortable because Aunt Lara’s visit had been delayed. She wouldn’t be here for a couple more days. But the three of us seemed to be adapting well enough.It was late afternoon when I was making a quick sandwich back at the apartment before returning to the field. We had cleared almost an acre already and Tanjie, my landscape contractor, said we could start mapping the area. I had just taken