Semua Bab The Alpha's Stolen Luna: Bab 111 - Bab 120

 The last rays of twilight were clinging to the sky as I approached the rubble pile that was still lying at the edge of the newly cleared land. Despite the myriad of other smells hanging in the air, the scent of Sutton’s blood hit me immediately. It spurred Rhonen on. He was pushing at the barrier hard. ‘Calm down,’ I urged, despite feeling the same effects from our mate’s blood as him. ‘Remember, he’s been dealt with.’ ‘Send a message,’ Rhonen growled. ‘No one touches mate.’ ‘I think we sent that message loud and clear, buddy,’ I replied. My orders were explicitly clear when I instructed Jaden to take the bastard’s body back to the border. We’d been keeping track of the areas the Dawn Stalker patrols would frequently get close or try to cross. They’d be finding parts of their fellow pack memb

 I leaned against the wall and watched Sutton usher everyone into the elevator. The corner of my mouth twitched as she swayed slightly on her feet. It was the most carefree and relaxed I’d ever seen her. A pang of jealousy emerged that I hadn’t been the one responsible for this state, but I pushed it aside. The night wasn’t over yet. I still had every intention of improving upon her current state. Setting my glass on an end table, I spotted a bottle that had been left behind. With a grin, I slipped it into my pocket just as Sutton came up and threw her arms around my neck. She pulled me into another hungry kiss. The scent of her arousal hit me immediately and she was already tugging at my clothes. I was loving her enthusiasm. I had already discovered that I greatly enjoyed when she took charge. I would happily relinquish control to her… another night. Tonight… I had other plan

 It took us longer than we planned to get ready but neither of us was actually complaining. It was the most time we’d gotten to spend together, just the two of us since we had come to the packhouse. I hadn’t realized how frustrating it had been to have us constantly going in opposite directions until today. And don’t get me wrong, I was grateful for the chance to get closer to Jack. He meant so much to Lucas and would always be a big part of his life. But it was nice to not have to worry about doing something inappropriate in front of him. Even when Lucas took me out to lunch, we still seemed to be in our little bubble. I couldn’t remember a time I’d ever felt so happy and content. Knowing where we were going after our meal, I tried to hold onto that feeling as strongly as possible. As we left the café, Lucas opened the truck door for me. I moved to get in but he grabbed my arm to stop me. St

We drove around the city after we left Ned’s lab. I realized I had neglected to show Sutton around her new home and I figured it was time I remedied that. I took her by all my favorite spots. Pointing out places as I told her stories. Genuinely just enjoying my time with her.I picked up dinner to go on our way back to the packhouse. I noticed her yawn as pulled into the parking deck. I kept an arm around her waist as we trekked through the packhouse back home. Once we were in our apartment, I set the food on the counter and pulled her against me.“You have a choice: eat first or get ready for bed first,” I told her, kissing her forehead.“Mmmm… I can eat first,” she said with a soft smile. “I’m not that tired yet.”“Food it is,” I replied.I started unpacking our food. I was grabbing silverware when I noticed her chewing her lip. She was thinking about something.“What’s on your mind?” I asked as I set her plate in front of her.“Outside the café… you said we needed to talk about som

I was worried about how Lucas was handling the information we’d found. It had been hard enough for him to believe there was a traitor in his pack. But to think it was someone close to him or his family was infinitely more painful. I knew he had a plan formulating in his head, but he hadn’t been ready to share it with me yet. I just hoped he wouldn’t send me away again. I was preparing to fight him on the subject if I had to.He was quiet during dinner with Aunt Lara and Jack. I tried to keep things upbeat so they didn’t catch on that something was wrong. It would hurt them to know that one of their neighbors was capable of this as well. But Lara was harder to fool than I had hoped.Once we were done eating, she sent Jack down to their rooms on some errand. As soon as he was gone, she turned to Lucas.“What is going on?” she demanded. “Something is off with you two.”Lucas leaned against the kitchen counter. “We’re going to need you to take Jack home tomorrow,” he broke the news to her