Semua Bab Forsaken by the Moon Goddess: Bab 1 - Bab 10

Benedict“What’s up with you and the girl?” Ellis, my future Beta, asks walking up beside me. I’d felt him close by, ready to jump in if needed. Not that I would need him. He probably has the cushiest Beta position in the country, being my Beta. No one goes against me.“The girl has a name. It’s Sloane. Use it,” I growl.“Okaaaaay. What’s up with you and Sloane?” he asks.“Nothing. But let it be known that if I catch an upperclassmen harassing a freshmen, specifically Slade Hartwell, they will become persona non grata with me.”He looks at me, like he can’t believe I’m serious. But the look I give him would make a lesser man flinch and cower away.“Okay, you’re the Alpha.”“That’s right, I am.”“So, you’re protecting her AND her brother now? And you’re still going to tell me that there is nothing between you two?” he asks.“Have you ever seen me hanging out with her?” I ask, dodging the question. He’s a good enough Beta to see it.“You don’t have to hang out with her, Ben. It’s obviou

Benedict“Sweetheart, we’re having an important political dinner this weekend. I don’t know if you have any plans, but you’ll have to cancel them. This is important,” my mother says when I walk in the door after school.Oh darn. I won’t be able to go to Christa’s birthday party. What a disappointment. Not!“Of course I’ll be there, mother,” I say, kissing her cheek as I pass.“Bene! Wait up,” my sister, Bethany, says as she rushes into the house behind me.My mother decided that we should all have ‘B’ names, Benedict – my father, Benedict – me, Beatrice is my mother and that left Bethany for my sister. Personally, I’d love to have pups someday with names that begin with ANYTHING other than a B.“What happened with Slade? I know you know,” Bethany says. She and Slade are in the same year. It’s another reason I don’t like upperclassmen bullying freshmen. What if they were bullying MY sister.“Slade Hartwell?” my mother sneers. “Is he as much trouble as his sister is? You should stay awa

BenedictI watch as Scarlet and Slade help to calm Aisling. Her power is extraordinary.‘Most people have forgotten that she and her brother are pure Alphas. Most people have forgotten her power because she doesn’t push it out, just like we don’t,” Marrok says, watching with fascination.‘She could have put everyone in this school on their knees,’ I say.‘Everyone but us. Did you feel her power?’ he says, purring in my head.‘Yeah, I sure did. So did everyone else.’“Young lady,” Principal Rollins growls, stepping toward Sloane. I’m not going to let him get Aisling all riled up again because he’s arrogant and stupid.‘I believe the words were “insignificant and unintelligent”,’ Marrok says. He’s obviously enamored with Aisling and her power.I step forward. “Sloane, why don’t you go with Scarlet and Slade. Aisling probably needs some time to cool off,” I say, holding her gaze.She nods, looking around once more, before letting her brother and best friend lead her away.“Alpha Benedict,

BenedictI have no idea what possessed me to kiss Sloane, especially when her uncle was right there. But now that I have, I want to do it again.The look on her face was priceless. I think making Sloane Hartwell speechless is my new favorite pastime.I lick my lips on my way to my car. Honey. She tastes like honey. It’s a perfect taste for her. It’s sticky and messy but fucking delicious.I grin as I get in the car. “What are you smiling about?” Bethany asks.“Nothing.”“I heard Sloane Hartwell went off the deep end today,” she says as I pull out of the parking lot.“Don’t listen to rumors, Beth. They’re usually full of inflammatory statements meant to get a rise out of people.”“So she didn’t put four she-wolves on their knees, two of whom were from our pack?” she asks.“She absolutely did, or rather her wolf did. But she had cause.”“I figured,” she says, sitting back and looking out the window. “Those she-wolves are going to cause problems though.”“That would be a big mistake on th

Roman“Are you sure we made the right decision in keeping Waylon and Judith from telling Sloane until she was nearly eighteen?” my mate asks me as we drive to the Winslow’s house for this bullshit show of power and prestige.I can feel the stress inside my mate. It’s the same stress she’s been feeling for the last few days since Waylon basically said he was done waiting to tell Sloane. I understand his desire to pass the torch and that he wants it to be his chosen heir, but Sloane’s had a difficult life, even more difficult than I realized.I’m furious that Principal Rollins never once mentioned bullying to me. Honestly, I wasn’t surprised that Sloane was lashing out in anger. But I should have known that it was more than that. My niece, the woman I think of as a daughter, isn’t the kind of person that lashes out and hurts others when shes angry. I’m as furious at myself for not realizing that as I am at Principal Rollins for making me doubt her.And after Alpha Benedict said she was b