All Chapters of The Alpha's Stolen Luna: Chapter 331 - Chapter 340

“I have to say, I was expecting to see you much sooner than this,” Korinna admitted as she ushered us into the living room.“Yes, well, that’s another long story,” I told her. “But I guess I should introduce you to…”“Alpha Lucas,” Korinna interrupted, giving Lucas a hug as he followed us in. “And I believe this is Beta Jaden.”“It’s an honor to meet you, ma’am,” Lucas greeted respectfully.Korinna took Lucas’ hands, her expression serious as she spoke to him. “I owe you a huge debt for saving Sutton, young man. The Dawn Stalkers kept her well-hidden, even from me. I didn’t know she was their captive all those years.”“I guess you aren’t as off the grid out here as we thought you’d be,” I said, curious about how she knew so much.She looked back at me with a mischievous grin. “Let’s just say I’ve always had my ways,” she said with a wink.“I certainly got the impression from Mom’s journal’s that you were always the one to go to for information,” Helene commented.“Ah, yes, the good ol

“What… I can’t. We’re on our way to chambers now,” Soloman told me frantically. “What’s going on?”I was already up off the couch, hand pushing through my hair as I tried to figure out what to do. Which was nothing. There was nothing I could do from this far away.“You said there was no way they would be able to meet before tomorrow,” I replied.“Apparently, Osric wasn’t having that,” Soloman stated. “He had already sent men to pick up all the council members who weren’t already in the capital. The meeting is happening now.”“Listen to me, Soloman, you need to get out of there,” I told him urgently. “Osric’s going to attack the council. It’s going to be bloodbath. Grab whoever you can and get into hiding. Do you understand? Just get the hell out of there. Now.”There was a pause. I gave him only a second to let what I was saying sink in.“Solo…”“I’ll do what I can,” he replied. “I’ll call you when I’m safe.”The line disconnected.“We should go,” I announced. “We need to get to the c

We followed Luna Kimo to a marina about twenty minutes from Korinna’s cottage and boarded a private yacht. I’d been mind-linking with Jaden and messaging Max the entire time getting strategies in place. Doing anything to feel like I was doing something. I didn’t like that I still didn’t have the details of the attack in the capital. I didn’t like that I was so far from my territory when my pack was facing such a threat.“Tell me what you know,” I told Luna Kimo as we pulled out of the marina toward open water. “How long have you been watching the royal family?”Kimo raised an eyebrow. “You figured that out, did you?”“It takes time to get that kind of network of contacts in place,” I commented.“Indeed,” Kimo replied. “Kori and I have known each other a long time. Still, I think it’s safe to say that every pack leader has some form of information network embedded in the capital. Of one sort or another.”“Especially a Luna who declines to take an Alpha for a mate,” I stated. Kimo’s eye

“That’s enough,” I yelled as I shot to my feet. “We all know that no one in this room would rush to report something as serious as a firearm without making damn sure they could cover their own ass first. You chose to trust us, Luna Kimo. We weren’t given much of a choice ourselves. So if a single detail is all it takes to make you waiver, then whatever kind of alliance we have at the moment is certainly in jeopardy. And I don’t think I need to point out how that doesn’t just put our lives at greater risk.”“Separating myself from you may put my life at risk, but I think there’s a strong argument that working with him puts my people in far greater danger,” Kimo snapped.“If you truly believed that, you’d be calling your men back as we speak,” I retorted. “But you know as well as I do that out of everyone we have spoken to today, Lucas is the only one who has actually won a war, let alone fought one.”We all stared at each other in silence. Kimo’s frustration slowly subsided as she acce

Luna Kimo walked out of the room before I had the chance to express my frustration. To make it worse, Korinna also stood, finishing her drink as she gave me a wink and a grin before following Kimo out the door. I stood with my mouth open as they left. Lucas’ hand pressed against the small of my back.“Getting some sleep isn’t a bad idea, princess,” Lucas urged.One of Kimo’s guards stepped forward. “I can show you to your cabins.”I let out a huff and gave up. “Fine,” I conceded. “But I don’t know how you expect me to rest at a time like this.”Pushing my chair away, I followed the gentleman through the narrow hall to the steep set of stairs leading to the lower deck. I had already sent Helene to bed. Between the travelling and the attack, I could tell the stress of the day had taken a toll on her and she wasn’t feeling well. I was going to stop in and check on her, but when I noticed how close the small bedrooms were, I decided not to wake her. I’d know if she needed me.The halls of