All Chapters of The Alpha’s Mysterious Luna : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

~Lindsey~ I’m so screwed. I swore to myself I wouldn’t get involved with anyone here. And now I’m falling for the alpha’s son. Again. He reminds me of my first love, Jagger, but Brady is fiercer, stronger, and braver. I can tell everyone respects him; I have yet to hear anyone speak badly of him or Alpha Cam which is incredibly hard when you’re in a position of power. Not to mention he’s incredibly attractive. I don’t know what it is about a man being willing to fight for you even though you can fight for yourself that’s so attractive. I’m just sitting in English, fighting to pay attention, especially when I see him stealing glances at me. Mrs. Williams is following her regularly scheduled programming of shouting for no reason. We’re reading Hamlet; thankfully I didn’t have too much to catch up on. They’re just now on Act 2. We were supposed to read Scene 2 last night, but Mrs. Williams found out that most people didn’t. “Time for a pop quiz!” she announces. “If you read, this

~Lindsey~ Mr. Pierce is covering the Baroque Period in music today. He’s not the most engaging teacher, but he’s nice enough. I’m definitely going to have to study though; for some reason the way he explains information does not connect with my brain. Callie is unusually quiet; she doesn’t seem like her normal self. I keep looking at her to make sure she’s ok. It’s times like these when I wish I had a wolf to mind link. Mr. Pierce lets us pack up and talk five minutes before the bell. Guess it won’t hurt to ask what’s wrong. “Hey. You ok?” My concern laces my voice. Callie looks at me. “Yeah I’m alright. I’m more worried about you.” “Me?” I’m confused. I guess she still thinks I’m upset from this morning. “I’ve gotten over what was bothering me this morning. It’s still on my mind, but I’ve decided not to let it bother me.” “That’s not it. I’m worried you’re falling for Brady’s charms. He’s an alpha, sure. But I was serious yesterday when I said he has never been in

~Lindsey~ I’m convinced Brady has lost his mind. Deanna and I head towards the cafeteria to meet up with Callie. She’s not going to believe what just happened. I could sense the rage off of Jacqueline from the other end of the class; pissed off might be an understatement. She bolted out the second the bell rang, not that I was far behind. I’m determined to avoid Brady as much as possible for the rest of the day. Shit. I just remembered he’s picking us up. So much for that plan. Deanna and I sit our bags down at a table before hopping in the line for chicken tenders. Apparently they’re good because the line behind us is steadily growing. They soon open up another station to serve more people. When we get back to the table, Callie is sitting, munching on a salad with Willow. “Hi. You probably don’t remember me.” Willow says quietly. “We have next class together.” “Of course I do, Willow! I don’t forget that quickly,” I laugh and have a seat. “Callie invited me t

~Lindsey~ Calculus seems to fly by. The serenity of this classroom is something I wish I could bottle up to keep for times of chaos, like science class. I don’t see how anyone couldn’t be successful in Mrs. Howell’s class. She might be the best teacher I’ve ever had; it’s like she just knows how to explain things in a way I can understand them. Apparently everyone else feels the same; when someone asks a question, she answers it briefly but thoroughly as she can. She had to catch me up on a few things, but I feel like it clicked the first time, which is impressive for a subject this complex. The bell rings, and I’m convinced someone fast forwarded time. I walk out with Willow; Deanna and Callie are on the other side of the room, so they left first. I can’t help but notice Brady isn’t here waiting on me. Some part of me feels sad, like it craves his attention. I knew that he’d get familiar with me and his infatuation would stop. I guess science class was the last straw today.

~Brady~ I back out of the drive and head down the road to Lindsey’s house. I would take this route home sometimes when I wanted to slow down. The wildflowers bloom in the springtime, so it will be in full color in a few short weeks. I can’t wait to see what Lindsey thinks then. We sit in silence for a little while, but it’s not uncomfortable, just peaceful. “So are you excited about the pack party tonight?” I ask her, hoping for a positive response. “I guess. I’m a little nervous. I’m not a big fan of the spotlight.” She says, watching the scenery pass by. “Oh the next house is mine!” She says suddenly. “I know. It’s my job to know where my pack members stay. Especially my future luna.” I say with a smile on my face as we pull into her drive. “Brady, you don’t have to keep this up. You’re not going to hurt my feelings. A luna is a serious job. I know you probably just needed to get Jacqueline off your back or that-“ “Wait.” I hold up a hand after putting the truck in park.