All Chapters of The Lost Luna of Mystic Shadows: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

*Sage POV*I knew the lady that Tristan was talking to very well. She lived not far from us, and I remembered when her husband was murdered. I was just a little over three years old. I don’t remember him so much as the sounds of her crying after it happened. As I got older, I would see her sitting on her porch holding a bright blue container. I thought they might be her husband’s ashes, but apparently I was wrong. She sat on her porch daily waiting on Roland to do the right thing as he “promised” and deliver the ashes to her to put inside that container.Now that I have heard her tell Tristan her story, I had to say something. I knew what happened to those bodies. I knew what Roland had done with them. I saw him and his men dispose of them myself one night when I was walking alone after dark. I approached the woman, and introduced myself. She smiled widely, and put her hands on my shoulders.“Oh sweet girl. You have grown up to be a beauty. Not that you weren’t pretty as a little gi

*Axel POV*After getting over the shock of seeing my niece, we sat down to a wonderful dinner. I hadn’t had this place in forever, and forgot just how amazing it really was.When the king started to explain the plan for Mystic Shadows, I wasn’t impressed. What he described was something he should have stepped in and done long ago. “Before we make any kind of decision, I need to ask you something. It may come off slightly rude, and I apologize ahead of time. However, why are you just now doing something about everything when it’s been ridiculously terrifying for so long now? There have been many of us calling out for aid and rescue from the Darlings since Sage was a little girl, but aid never came,” I said. What I said had struck a cord with him, but not in a negative way. His explanation was solid, and it was something I’m sure none of us in the pack knew. Roland had made it seem as if the kingdom didn’t give a shit about us.“Truthfully, Mr. Thorne, up until a few weeks ago, I didn

*Draven POV*I had planned on being back to the house a lot sooner than this. I took Tristan, Dahlia, Katherine and two warriors to the hotel, then the airport. He got a notification that their plane would be delayed by two hours, so he talked me into going to breakfast. I knew if Sage woke up she would be worried about where I was. I had fallen asleep without letting her know I had agreed to go. “Send her a text. That way she won’t worry,” Dahlia said. I laughed and told her that I would if I had remembered to bring my phone. She pulled out her phone and sent Sage a text. At least she wouldn’t be as upset, but I still hated leaving her alone there. She struggled just driving through the place. She probably would until things began to change.“Do you think it’s a good idea to keep Katherine out there with the warriors? She is a sneaky old broad,” I asked. Tristan laughed and said that they had permission to kill her if she got out of hand. I knew he was joking, but also knew that t

*Draven POV*When our car finally pulled out of the pack, I was alright with leaving things how they were. Tristan and I would be back in two weeks, and Sage would join us that weekend for Diego’s swearing in. “Do you think Henry is going to give Diego problems?” Sage asked. I shook my head, and I was being honest. “No, not at all. You saw them at lunch. They were acting like best friends by the end of it all. I think Diego might be just what he needs. You heard what he said, he just wants a true friend. He hadn’t had anyone truly care for him for just being who he is since his parents died. I think Diego has the heart to help that guy, and I hope it works,” I replied. I was honest with my answer, but I had a question for her, and I had to brace myself for her answer.“I do have a question for you though, babe. Was he one of the guys in the group that tried to, you know?” I asked. She quickly shook her head. “No. Not at all. I don’t think I have ever seen Henry with a girl, ever.

*Draven POV*We are nearly back to the academy. When Sage woke up yesterday, I was thankful that everything seemed back to normal. Five days of that craziness was a lot. As much as I love pleasing my mate, it was madness.“Can’t we go to Silver Springs first? I would love to shift and run to the hot springs. Maybe soak a little,” she whined. I couldn’t let her miss any more school. I had a lot to take care of at the pack since Tristan and I would be heading back to South Dakota in a little over a week. “We’ll do that this weekend, babe. I promise. If you need to shift, have Rowan go with you and run in the forest behind the school,” I replied. She rolled her eyes at me, and turned her head to face the window. Her lack of interest in her education is growing, but I have to stick to my guns on this. To me it’s important, just as important as her being with me every day. She ended up falling asleep, and I took this opportunity to talk with Tyler about something that had been bothering