Revenge Of The Forgotten Luna
I managed to flash her a smile before settling in, my eyes darting across the table.
There was almost everything there—roasted rabbit meat shipped from the Greek territory, the Zima’s pack’s finest, down to the freshest herbs, mushrooms, cheeses, nuts, and even fermented honey drinks.
“Welcome to your first set table for you as the Luna,” Heather exclaimed excitedly. I beamed, pushing aside my resentment as the room filled with congratulations—though I knew Aurora said it like she was forced to, making me inwardly roll my eyes.
The King spoke last, his intense eyes boring into mine as they gleamed with pride. Raising his toast, he began, “Congratulations, Maya.”
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