A Luna for the Lycan King
Across the hall, a battle of another kind raged: Mira had rejected three gowns, accepted the fourth because it had become available to chew, while Soren submitted to his tiny formal coat with the long-suffering air of a soldier.
And in the middle of everything, supervising all of it, marched Lyra in her party dress, Smoke tucked into her sash like a sword.
“Absolutely not,” I said.
“He’s coming.”
“He’s a rock, baby.”
“He’s a dragon,” she corrected, mortally offended, “and it’s his party too.”
I looked to my mate for support. My mate developed a sudden fascination with his cufflinks. Traitor …
Smoke attended the party.
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