The Alpha's Runaway Luna
“Crane Street just dimmed without me touching it. Either they tripped over their own cord, or Sable pulled a plug to save face.”
“Bag what hums,” Hazel tells River, practical as a Luna on a mission. “Elder Max, salt the seams. Grady.”
“Already on you,” I say, and lay my palm on the small of her back. My mark warms as my hand touches her, and the bond hum lengthens. She breathes, I match and the whole bad room decides to want to be good.
Back home, the keystone’s song is lower, deeper, and content. Lily’s rock has dried a bluer blue. Miss Pat informs me I am allowed one pancake at dinner if I am very brave and do not drip on the runner.
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