All Chapters of The Alpha's Stolen Luna: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

I spent as much time training as I could over the next two days. At least three or four long sessions each day with either Lucas, Max, or Jaden. Mostly Lucas.For some reason, I didn’t think I was going to like Lucas as my trainer. I guess I thought he would be too careful with me. He’d hold back or tell me something was too dangerous. But he didn’t. He continuously pushed me to my limits. It was surprisingly… erotic at times. So much so that more than once we ended up giving in to our urges right out in the clearing.The rest of the time I spent working on my shift with Nova. Tarrah and Motty actually worked on that with me some of the time. Tarrah insisted that nothing helped more than having fellow she-wolves around. Sera even joined us one time. She showed me a move she had used to escape Alpha Morgan’s men during the rebellion.By the time the sun was setting the day before we planned to leave, I was feeling far more confident with my abilities. I knew I still wasn’t anywhere nea

The meet was scheduled for just after sundown. We geared up and headed out about an hour before to give us plenty of time to get into position and make sure we did a thorough job disguising our scents. Max and the other warriors would be securing the perimeter while Sutton and I holed up inside and awaited the contact. We would be the first to confront them.The cabin was located in a remote location along a steep bluff that formed a natural boundary between the Ironpaw and Dawn Stalker packs. The was a security nightmare for both sides because what made the terrain so difficult to patrol made it even harder to cross. This spot, in particular, backed into a natural cutout within the cliffs making it easy to flank our prey and prevent any route of escape.Once the sun set, I settled in at the window with Sutton on an old wooden bench next to me. I tapped into Rhonen’s heightened senses, relying on his superior sight and hearing to observe the surroundings. Rhonen paced my mind, ready t

I was numb. I had to be. There was no other way to approach the situation.They covered Daisy’s body but I still had to get Jack out of there. We sent a warrior to run back to pick up a vehicle and meet us at the main road. I would have carried Jack but he refused to let go of Sutton. He clung to her waist every step of the way. When the truck pulled up, he still would let go of her. She managed to coax up into the front bench seat while scooting in next to him. As soon as I got behind the wheel, I felt like I was at a loss for the first time since my parents died.I just drove. We said nothing. The only sounds were the occasional noises Sutton made to sooth Jack as best she could. Eventually, he fell asleep with his head in her lap.I’d already circled the town three times when I resolved myself to turn the vehicle toward my aunt’s and uncle’s house. They would need to be the first to know what had happened tonight. Jack had a grueling road ahead of him and would need them more than

It was a long night. I don’t think I slept more than five minutes at a time. Every time I started to drift off, Daisy’s dead face and Jack’s agonizing cry took over my mind. Forcing me awake. Lucas didn’t sleep at all. He didn’t even lay down until I made him just so I could hold him.And he was distant. I couldn’t feel anything coming through our bond. Nothing. I felt incredibly inadequate in the face of what he was going through. Why else would he block me out?No one was talking much the following morning, unsurprisingly. When Jack finally came downstairs, he looked hollow. All he could do was hang his head with a vacant stare. It didn’t get better throughout the day. He wasn’t talking. Not a single word to anyone. Not even Lara. It broke my heart.I wanted to go to him. To hug him and tell him it would all be alright. But I didn’t dare. It was one thing to have him cling to me the night before. When there was a moment he felt I was the only thing between him and death. It was comp

 ‘You stupid…’ Rhonen snarled viciously at me in my mind. I leapt to my feet and was in front of Sutton in an instant. “Sutton, that’s not what I said,” I insisted, grabbing her arms to stop her from going anywhere. “You didn’t have to,” Sutton snapped back ferociously. Tears already streaming down her face. “You’ve done nothing but lock me out since that night, Lucas. I’m not stupid. I know when I’ve become nothing more than a disappointment.” It was like a punch to the gut. Leaving me utterly confused on how she could possibly believe that. I searched for a response but words wouldn’t come. I was still scrambling for an explanation for what was actually happening right now. Unfortunately, that was the worst thing I could have done. Taking my silence as confirmation, she pushe