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I whispered, almost to myself. Elijah followed my gaze, his voice soft as he agreed, "Yeah, I can’t remember the last time I took a moment to appreciate it." I smiled, a soft warmth spreading through my chest as memories of my late mother came rushing back. "I used to gaze at the moon with my mother. She’d tell me bedtime stories as we looked at the stars." Elijah’s voice was warm, filled with understanding. "Sounds like a dream. You must’ve been really close to her."

Abbey's point of view. The moon looked beautiful that night, glowing like a soft lantern in the vast dark sky. Its silvery light spilled over the clearing, bathing the world in a calm hue that almost managed to soothe the chaos clawing at my chest. For a fleeting moment, I let it comfort me. I dragged the back of my hand across my face, trying to rub away the sleep clinging to my swollen eyes. My tears had dried hours ago, long after Jeremy stormed out of the pack house.

My eyes are locked on the glowing light. The silver glow thickens more and more until it looks almost solid. Like a pillar made of moonlight rising straight out of the earth. Then the shape begins to change. Slowly. Carefully. A form appears inside the light. Tall. Human. The glow fades just enough for details to start showing. Hair. Arms. A face. Dad inhales sharply beside me. The figure steps forward out of the moonlight. My heart stops. “Mama?” The woman standing beneath the Moon Tree looks exactly like her.

I clear my throat fast and say, "Thank the Moon Goddess you stayed home today, baby. The crags on Tellmoore Mountain were full of wild biting bugs! They bit my lips and my ears all over." "Mommy, stay here, I will get the green healing leaf paste from the cabinet." Even though Zuberi is a super smart hacker pup, he is still only five years old, so he believes his mommy's bug story completely. I let out a big sigh of relief when he runs off, and then I start cursing Idris inside my mind like a wild animal. Ayomide must be a terrible mate if Idris is this hungry! I am the one getting chewed up because of her lazy skin!

Chapter 76. Reene Sitting by the window side, I stared into the moonlit night. It was a full moon so the Pack was as bright as day. The landscapes and the gentle play of the moon beam seemed to make the longing in my heart even more profound. I still thought about my mother, despite the fact that it had been a very long time. My heart still twitched painful each time I thought about her. I couldn't couldn't but wonder if I should should on hoping or do away with it.

I think he was in his room sleep, I walk pass his room, when I reach the stairs, I tip toe walking down when I got to the bottom. I walk to the front door open it and walk out, the cool breeze was relaxing I looked up at the sky I saw the moon was still out, it was bright yellow. Looking into the moon brought back memories of when I was a child my mother and I always spend time together watching the moon on a summer night. Flash Back: “Mommy look the moon is out tonight” “I see Mileena, it’s beautiful just like you,” “Mommy do you think the moon goddess live on the moon?”

It was a full moon today, and just like every other full moon, I missed my pack dearly. I tried not to think of how I was living and mated with the same person who took them from me. Currently, I was lying on the grass near the stream and staring at the large expanse of stars in the sky. It was so beautiful, and the moon shone so bright. “The moon shines just like your eyes, princess,” Dad would tell me every full moon whenever we looked at it. I knew he was only saying it to make me feel better about not attending the run, and it always worked.

Standing over James, I looked into those eyes once more and with a smirk, I broke his neck with my teeth; the satisfying crack and taste of copper fed something within me and as I saw the life diminish from his eyes for both the first and the last time, I felt something inside me grow. Looking down, a soft light eliminated the blood as everything began to feel light. There was no space, no gravity, no white, nor black - there was just… There. “Someone, grab the Luna!” I heard a distant voice and when I tried to look up, I saw nothing. No one. No building, no wires, no blood, no Emrys. * “Mommy!” My child laughed as she came running in, her hair was getting longer now as the colder months had

" Lalo akong nalito at kinabahan dahil sa mga pinagsasabi niya. "Jonas a-anong sinasabi mo nagbibiro ka ba? Isa na naman ba'to sa mga trip mo." "I guess the tale of sun and moon is true. That once upon a time the sun and moon met and be together but that doesn't last forever, because while the sun is dreaming and wishing for another eclipse, the moon is lying on the bed of stars and wrapped on the blanket of the Midnight." Natulala ako at nakaramdam ng kirot. Ang marahan niyang pag kakasabi ay nag dadala ng kakaibang lungkot.