All Chapters of The Wild Luna: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

*** Ephraim’s POV *** “She’s following us.” Dallas leaned in the window of the truck.We stopped to get gas for the first time since leaving the territory. He handed me an energy drink and some chips. Reese reached out for his requests and I closed my eyes, leaning my head against the seat. Dallas was watching me until the pump indicated our tank was full.“We could bring her. She’s following us for a reason.” Reese put a hand on my shoulder. “She probably feels the mate bond too. She might not understand it, but she feels it.”I shook off his shoulder. “I can’t help her. She’s free. She won’t be able to keep up for too long.”The words sank like stones in my stomach. My eyes closed as I fought myself and my wolf. We had to let her go. She was free now and she could go wherever she wanted. I wasn’t what she needed. If I couldn’t help her, I couldn’t have her.Dallas got into the driver’s seat and shut the door. He looked both ways before pulling out. My eyes glanced in the rearview m

When Cam said there was a fight in the square, he failed to mention that it was an all-out brawl. Rolling up my sleeve, I brought my fingers to my mouth. Letting off a whistle so loud that anyone within three yards of me covered their ears, I waited to see who was left fighting.Most everyone stopped. However, two in the center did not. They were growling to each other, both had shifted into their wolf forms. Walking up to them, I grabbed one by the scruff and the second I held off with my foot.“Enough!” My order reverberated through the crowd.The two of them sagged against me, their heads bowed to me. I raised my eyebrow, looking around at everyone. All of them sporting bruises, grimaces, or favoring limbs.“It seems that my pack has some extra energy today.” I looked over everyone. “Anyone care to explain what the hell is going on that has you so riled up?”No one said anything and I looked at the two I was holding back. They were still glaring at each other, growling deep. Shakin

‘Alpha!’I jolted up in bed, hearing Dallas yell through the mind mink.‘Ephraim, it’s time!’Blinking, it took me a second to wake up and fully understand what he meant. Getting up, I threw on sweats and a shirt. The clock reflected three in the morning, but I flung open my door. Going down to the second floor, I swung around the stairs and slid down the hall. There was already a burst of movement as I moved around Janice.Reese was smiling as he leaned against the wall just outside the door. I patted his shoulder before stepping into the room. Letty was propped up agains the bed, her face screwed up in pain as she held Dallas’ hand.He, however, looked like a lost pup. His face was as white as his hand was and he looked ready to pass out. After a moment, Letty leaned back and breathed steadier. She smiled up at me.“Alpha…good…please help my mate. He’s about to pass out.”I snorted, putting my hands on my best friend. He was shaking and the cry for help look he shot me was enough to

“Do you think if we ran right now, we would be able to outrun my pissed off friends?” I asked Tahlia belatedly.She nudged my arm and I put my hand on her, scratching between my ears. We were in for it. The whole pack would be at the house, trying to get answers. I could feel Dallas and Reese trying to force a mind link, but I shut it down.Tahlia’s connection to the pack thrum in me. The feeling of an unknown Alpha dropped and instead was replaced by her. It felt so foreign, but so familiar. Just holding onto it in my mind sent a wave of peace through me.Tahlia. My Luna. A new connection thrummed in my soul. My wolf howling in happiness. I’d never felt so complete. The pain and loneliness that plagued me as I walked through life was gone in an instant. Dallas had tried to explain to me what a mate bond felt like, but this was so far beyond anything he tried to say.Leaning forward, I dropped my head into my knees. This was so bad. Not only did I not have Tahlia’s permission to give

*** Tahlia’s POV *** The trees here smelled different. Everything smelled different. Racing along the edge of the territory, I did check whether it would cause me pain or not. I hadn’t felt it the first time, the pain of crossing the line, but it did feel different. That was until my Alpha made his mark on me.I had a feeling he was one of them; the imitators. He never had changed in front of me, but now he did. His worry came across as he did. It wasn’t easy to accept, but he was my Alpha. If I accepted him as that, then I would accept everything about him.It helped that the form still smelled like him. That didn’t change. There wasn’t the rotting smell that came with the others. Just him. The damp earth smell that I enjoyed.Running the territory line helped me know how large of an area was his. It took me until the sun went down. The whole territory seemed impossibly large. I did run into a few other beasts along the path, both wolf and beast form, but none of them tried to attac