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I followed, the weight of the night ahead settling heavy on my shoulders. By the time we reached Blackport City, I was already in my formal gear. I stepped out at the Ironcrest Grand Hotel to a barrage of flashbulbs and the sharp scent of a hundred different wolves. This was the annual Silver Moon Gala—a night of fake smiles and massive donations. I planned to drop three million on their "rogue rehabilitation" fund just to keep the Council off my back. A sleek usher met me at the entrance, her eyes shimmering with interest. "I have a plus one," I told her, cutting off her greeting. "Rhea Callahan. When she arrives, bring her directly to the Wolfe table and notify me immediately."

“Do you know if others are coming? We aren’t the only ones who made it are we?” Jacob sighed softly and shook his head again. He nudged her back away from him and shifted into his human form once again. All the shifting was tiring him out, but she needed answers and he couldn’t give them to her in wolf form. “I don’t know if anyone else made it. Marcus told me and a few others to meet up here in three days so we have to give it until at least sundown tomorrow. If no one else comes between now and then we move west. There’s a lot of woodland for sale in southwestern Missouri. We could probably manage to get a dozen acres or so up there and rebuild. It isn’t as big as what we had before, but i

After she left, the room fell quiet again. Darius slowly turned toward me. “So…” “So?” “I think we’d be insulting the council if we refused.” I laughed. “Naturally, that’s your concern.” “It’s a very important concern.” Draven reached for my hand, gently intertwining our fingers. “I think getting away for a few days sounds nice.” I looked at both of them before smiling. “It does.” — Moonfall Lake was even more beautiful than Lyra had described. The cabin overlooked crystal-clear water surrounded by towering pine trees, and the only sounds came from birds singing somewhere overhead and the gentle waves brushing against the shore.

Breakfast came out, we sat there eating together, talking about the pack and the big Blue Moon gala that was coming up next month because of the actual Blue Moon event. We always hold a gala on the night of a Blue Moon, we got our name from an evening just the same, our founding members discovered this area under such a night, creating shelter and dancing in the moonlight as they shifted together, ran through the woods before eating delicious foods that had caught or found. That was the beginning of this pack, from there is what built up into what it is today. Now whenever it's the night of a Blue Moon we have a giant gala where everyone dresses up, dancing the night away under the night's s

The sound of cracking bones always made me relax and watching those videos is like my favorite thing to do. “I’ll give you a break”, she look a spatula from the counter and hit me with it while I yelped and jumped in order to escape the hit. “I’m sorry, I’m sorry”, I cried out before she stopped the she became serious. “The alpha is holding an meeting with the alpha of the Crescent Pack today and you need to be there” I groaned, I hated catering events like that and she knew it. “Don’t groan at me”, she warned. “You know I’m doing this in your best interest”.

Vivienne began, her voice a hesitant whisper, "thank you for letting me come tonight. I know you didn’t want to, and I’m just making your job harder–" “No.” He spared her a fleeting glance, his green eyes reflecting granite resolve. "It's my duty to keep you safe, Vivienne. Tonight, or any other. Just stay by my side." “With pleasure,” she smiled. The Red Moon Hotel emerged from the embrace of the countryside, a private sanctuary nestled amidst rolling hills and lush greenery. The exterior was a testament to opulence, the structure adorned with climbing ivy that intertwined with intricate ironwork. The moon, a radiant silver crescent, hung as a centrepiece above the grand entrance, casting a

Trish's voice was filled with anger as well as pain. "Well, one thing at a time. First, we need to survive my sister. Shaylee said that Fiona didn't really want to be allies with Moon Rain because of how things are between us, but she was obviously outnumbered by the others and didn't have a choice. So I really don't know how today is going to go, " Blue said as he parked the SUV in an extremely secluded area off of Seneca Lake. "You failed to mention that last part," Seth said with a slightly irritated tone as we all got out of the SUV and quietly followed Blue into the thickest part of the woods.

I paused, raising one eyebrow at him, “we will do everything we can to get there before them.” Nana Baspy stroked her chin. My lips twitched; she was always so herself, so unbothered, even at times like these. “I say screw it all,” she said. “We managed to extricate Flora easily enough. Blue Moon are a pack divided. If we find them, we lie, or we take them on.” “Or we run,” said Grandpa Attie, shaking his head fondly at his mate. “That’s probably a better idea.”