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Sebastian calmly stated. Luna nodded her head firmly. “With all due respect, Mr. Sebastian, I applied for a job at The Louvre Art Gallery. When the judge picked me, I assumed that I was going to be a part of their team. Nobody said anything about this being an outsourcing program.” Luna's voice was sharp. Sebastian leaned forward, his hands on the table, the chair squeaking softly under his weight. He didn’t seem rushed, though Luna’s pulse was racing faster than she could comprehend.

The company I work for is divided into two business classes. Every day I'm here at work I learn more about Luna. Like Clifford and I, they also have a business related to the black market. One is the security agency and the other, about the dedevelopment of games. If I hadn't known about that I wouldn't have realized that the Aballos had another business. Luna's father, I have never seen him in person. According to Seven, this is the one assigned to his business regarding the sale of weapons in an illegal manner while Luna is assigned to another business.

“Go to work with peace of mind. I’ll take care of everything here.” Luna had a better job now, close to home, one that gave her dignity, but occasionally she had to work another job, doing overtime in the middle of the night. But she was still worried. It wasn’t the first time she had left the boys with Bárbara, so there was nothing to worry about—but something inside her tightened in her chest like a warning sign. She said nothing. She didn't mean to offend or make it seem like she didn’t trust Bárbara.

His heart skipped a beat. “Leave, Prisca. I will call for you later.” Prisca wasn’t happy, but she knew better than to disobey. She dragged her feet away, but an idea crossed her mind, and she halted, hiding behind the door to eavesdrop on the conversation, careful enough not to get caught. “Go ahead, Andrew,” he commanded. Andrew nodded, breaking the seal, and read aloud, “You are invited to the Acceptance ceremony for the Luna of BloodMoon pack, Supreme Alpha.”

It couldn’t. “Where is Knox?” she asked, keeping her tone casual. Brian glanced at Nina before responding. “He’s in his office. There was a matter that needed immediate attention.” Emily added quickly, “He’s been up since before dawn.” Lydia nodded once. “Will he be joining us?” Before anyone could answer, Nina leaned forward, swirling her spoon through her tea with delicate precision. “Even his Luna is not permitted to disturb him when he’s working,” she said, voice like glass. “The Alpha is not a man who tolerates interruptions, especially during council preparation.”

Caleb replied. “And why is that?” Caleb swallowed hard, he better gives a good reason or the next thing is his half beaten body drawn towards the Alpha. “These are rogues who took on the job of hunting the ex Luna.” Beta Nightfury, lips curved in a wide smile. “I see.” He muttered, staring at the blood soaked clothes again. “Follow me.” They followed him into the pack house, where Alpha Killian resided. Beta Nightfury ordered them to wait outside while he goes in to inform Alpha Killian of their presence.

***** At A Technical Shop. “Luna!” Mr Samuel, the owner of the only data recovery shop in Willow Brooke greeted me with a bow as soon as he saw me. “Get the Luna something to drink!” He said tapping his apprentice shoulders aggressively. “Please, please come in,” he says gesturing inside. I shook my head slowly waving my hands slightly as I raised my bag to the crook of my elbow. “It’s fine. I don’t plan on staying here for long, I’m quite in a haste” I said to him, his awkward smile wiped off his face immediately and he turned to me fully.

I noticed with relief that they’d been attended to, seeing as they had drip sets in their hands; And from how peaceful they looked with their eyes closed, one would’ve thought they were sound asleep if not for the thick blood covering their bodies and the oxygen mask covering Aurora’s nose and mouth. “What happened?… how are they?” I rushed out at the first paramedic I could latch my hands on. The man frowned but when he saw that it was me, he shook his head. “I don’t know what happened but I think it was a hit-and-run case. No one saw the driver… he simply vanished.” “Ohh…” I let out, gnashing my teeth. “And the kids are fine.” He continued anyway, “…Your wife, the Luna, appears to have shi

“You’re going to have to manage. It’s what we do around here. The work is hard and the pay is close to nothing. Better get used to it.” “This isn’t fair,” Rae said in a low voice. “Life isn’t fair,” another female said. “It’s the way it is. It’ll be best for you not to let the Luna hear you say such things. And get started right away. Lunch has to be ready at twelve sharp, not a minute later.”

There was a giant podium in the middle of the yard with a stand on it, and everybody seemed to be crowded around it. "What?" I turned and looked at Nikko, who was beaming. "What is this?" "This is your Luna ceremony," he said, wrapping his arms around me. "Luna ceremony? You don't mean…" My eyes started to tear up. "I get to be Luna now?" "You've earned it, my love." He kissed the top of my head, then tipped his chin up to gesture. "There's another surprise too." I followed his gaze to see my mom walking up to us.