All Chapters of The Alpha's Stolen Luna: Chapter 371 - Chapter 380

I slammed my foot down on the gas pedal. The bus jolted around us before beginning to move. Within a few seconds, we were not barreling down the road. As my people retreated, the Dawn Stalkers behind, standing in confusion. As I approached the first group, I flipped the headlights on bright to blind them. Yelling for everyone to hold on tight.The bus jerked and rocked as it collided with the bodies of our enemies. Pushing the driver window open, I removed one of the grenades from the pouch around my waist. Pulling the pin, I tossed it hard out the window, aiming for a group of wolves that had already turned on us. I handed a second to Tarvyn to throw out the other side.After the second grenade detonated, I hit the brakes. The momentum sent the bus skidding forward another thirty feet. Taking out more attackers as it went.“Now,” I yelled to the men in the bus.Through the mirrors, I saw lycans burst out the bus windows. Shifting mid-leap. They surrounded the bus. As more Dawn Stalke

By the time the sun came up the next morning, we’d cleared the battlefield of all the injured. We set up rotating patrols, giving our people the opportunity to rest and recoup. There were a lot of serious injuries. There were more than a few still fighting the effects of the mercury rounds. Calahan already told me Conner was likely going to lose his leg from taking a round to the knee.We also had more than our fair share of injured Dawn Stalkers to contend with. Sutton had let the rest of their forces retreat home, but those too injured to move were left behind. While I would have been fine executing them all, Sutton worried it would send a message she didn’t want to portray. So, I compromised and agreed to send them to the prison camp with the other Dawn Stalkers for the time being.The next thing to focus on was the dead.My family’s land was littered with the bodies of five packs and human soldiers. All lycans had the ability to sense their own packmates in life, but after death,

I left the house through the back door. I swiped at my eyes, not wanting the stupid tears to fall. But I was angry and hurt and frustrated. I was only trying to help. I knew it was invasive but I wasn’t going to apologize. Osric would have done nothing but bully Sutton into something that wouldn’t benefit anyone. Not after what he had done to the counsel.“Helene, what’s wrong?”I jumped hearing Jaden come up behind me.“Nothing,” I told him. “It’s nothing.”“Liar,” he said, reaching up to wipe away the remnants of a tear from my cheek. “Something is up.”I huffed, knowing there was no way to keep this from him.“I suppose you haven’t heard about Osric’s announcement?” I said.Jaden nodded. “I did,” he said. “It came on the radio on the drive back from town. Did it scare you? Because I won’t…”“I know,” I interrupted. “I’m not happy about the whole thing, but that’s not it. I, um… I did something and now Sutton is mad at me. But I don’t think I did anything wrong.”“What did you do?”

Lucas and I ended up returning home later that day. It had been a hard decision. We both wanted to be there to help with the aftermath of the battle. But after a phone call with Raphe address Osric’s broadcast, we accepted that we needed to return to the packhouse and prepare for the next steps. The step to contact Osric in particular.We left Jaden, Helene, and Max back in Wildmore to finish the cleanup. I didn’t trust leaving Lana behind though. We did need to figure out who she was and what she was up to, but it wasn’t our first priority. Still, keeping a close eye on her was more than a good idea. Since I could smell the scent of rogue on her and the others couldn’t, I had Amos and Tarvyn follow us back with her. Having to be stuck in a vehicle with that stench for hours would not improve my already less than pleasant mood.“He doesn’t want to speak over the phone,” Raphe told us as we sat in our living room that evening.I scoffed. “Of course he doesn’t,” I said. “But we’re not g

“Soloman, my mother died thirty years ago,” Raphe said stiffly. “I know it broke my father but what could any of this have to do with her now? Better yet, what does this low-life assassin have to do with my mother?”“He wasn’t always an assassin,” Soloman said. “He used to be the head of your father’s security. Until…”“Until what?” Raphe pressed angrily.“Raphe, there’s something you need to know…” Soloman continued. “Something I swore to your father I would never tell you, but…”“But my father has betrayed everything we believe in, so I don’t really give a damn what he never wanted me to know,” Raphe snapped. “He’s taken my mate. He’s taken my sister. And I sense that you’re about to tell me that he somehow did something that took my mother away from me too.”“No, not at all,” Soloman insisted. “But… but you should know that… that your mother’s death… the details of your mother’s death weren’t entirely true, Raphe.”“Excuse me?” Raphe replied, jumping to his feet. “I sat with my mot