All Chapters of The Alpha's Stolen Luna: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

“Is everyone in agreement?” I yelled over the crowd.There was a quiet pause before a sporadic acknowledgement. I told everyone to disperse and leave the area. To go home before I called guards and started making arrests.I’d negotiated a meeting with one of the protesters and the company owner. There was apparently an issue with the working conditions in the warehouse that had caused the protesters. I hung back to speak further with the owner after everyone had gone.He took us to his office looking quite disheveled and distraught.“Okay, Warren, what the hell happened?” I asked.“I don’t know,” he shrugged. “Yes, there was an accident about two weeks ago. Some kid fell while the loading crane was transferring a pallet into the warehouse. He crushed his hand but nothing permanent.”“They claimed it was from negligence,” I said.Warren sighed. “On the boys side,” he said. “He wasn’t wearing his safety harness. And I will admit the bar should have held up better, but it wouldn’t have b

Sutton had a restless night. She struggled to get comfortable enough to get any decent sleep. After a few hours of watching her suffer, I insisted on bringing her home. Ultimately, she managed to talk some sense into me and stayed for the remainder of the night.It was almost noon when I finally got her home and settled into our bed. Tarrah and Motty, who had been on away on a trip, were already there and ready to start watching over her. Sutton seemed happy to have them there. Once they were settled in and Sutton was thoroughly distracted, I used the opportunity to slip away. I had guards posted outside every entrance and two inside the apartment. I wasn’t going to take any chances.I had thought that Jack was sticking close by to be with me. I was sure the whole experience had been traumatizing. But when we got home, I realized it was Sutton he was refusing to go far from. As soon as we got home, he was getting her drinks, asking if she was hungry, making sure she had everything to

It was late when we arrived at the manor house. Jack was fast asleep. We didn’t want to wake him, so Lucas carried him up to the spare bedroom. Heading to our room, I started to get changed into my sleep clothes. Lucas cam up behind me as I removed my shirt. His hand touched the small of my back near my healing wound.“This looks better,” he said softly.Nova purred at his touch. I leaned into it. We missed him. We missed moments like this.It was strange. Being here again. I’d gone through so much in this house. So many changes. Accepting Lucas was one of them. I was the one distance then. Too afraid of what our bond meant. Now, I felt like Lucas was pulling away from me.I turned to face him.“Lucas, tell me what’s wrong.”He shook his head, taking my face in his hands. “I’m just worried about you, princess,” he admitted. “I promised you safety. Yet, things seem to keep getting more dangerous every day.”I wrapped my arms around his waist, resting my head against his chest.“I never

Max led me into the house where Jack was waiting for us.“What’s going on?” I asked Max.“Take Jack and go up the back stairs,” he instructed, cutting off throughout the house. “Keep lights off and stay away from the windows.”I put an arm around Jack’s shoulder and did as we were told. I took him up to our bedroom and into the bathroom. The walk-in closet didn’t have any windows, so I tucked him inside there. I left the door cracked and mind-linked Max.‘Who is it?’ I asked. ‘What’s happening?’‘The perimeter guards caught several foreign scents,’ he replied. ‘We suspect it’s likely a scouting party.’‘Even if they don’t see us, our scent is all over the property,’ I pointed out.‘I’m already on it,’ Max replied.I wasn’t sure what that meant, but I trusted that he had a plan. My heart was racing. I was sitting on the floor looking through the crack, trying to listen to what was going on. The house was eerily quiet. I could barely make out subtle creaks and clicks over the sound of m

 We made it back to the packhouse and I took Sutton and Jack straight up to our apartment. As soon as we stepped inside, we were greeted by yet another visitor. “Grandma Lara,” Jack said as they met with an embrace. “You made it.” “I’m so sorry it took me so long, my boy,” Aunt Lara replied. “Things have been busy at the farm. We have two new foals to look after.” “We’re just glad you could come at all, Aunt Lara,” I said, giving her a hug. She moved to hug Sutton next. “I hear you’ve had an interesting time settling in, my darling girl,”  she said as she looked Sutton up and down. “But you don’t look any worse for it. Still as stunning as ever.” “As do you, Aunt Lara,” Sutton replied. “Oh, you&rs