Lena Gets Plugged Novels & Stories

"I'm looking forward to seeing you tomorrow, Scarlett." His shadow left the room as silently as the still night, his existence remaining unnoticed. It would have been so if it weren't for the fact that Leaxandra remains conscious all this time. With the unknown shadow already out of the place, the Luna's eyes snapped open while her heart couldn't have pounded more vigorously as though surviving from death itself. ******

He lets out a deep breath. “I think we got away with that.” He suggests. “Bloody close, we need to work on our stealth mode.” I say as we walk along the corridor towards the large open planned kitchen. Jeremy opens a cupboard and throws a packet of tortilla chips at me before grabbing two bottles of beers from the fridge. “Hello darling!” Jeremy’s mother, Eve, says giving him a warm embrace. “Hello Brett, I hope you two haven’t been getting into trouble?” “Hello Luna Eve.” I greet her by kissing her cheek. “Are you off out?” I ask.

“William could use your help down in the game room, Leena. He’s struggling to blow up balloons for tonight.” “I’ll go check on him.” She hurried off, still staring at her new phone in awe as she bounced out of the room and down the stairs. It made Lacee happy to see her sister so giddy, but she worried that the good times would soon fade once as the Moon Festival was getting closer and Lacee was still struggling to mature her own wolf. “You didn’t have to do that,” Lacee told Rinc as he sat down on the bed. “I actually did. My guys broke her phone during their struggle with her. So, we needed to replace it.” He said.

I was anxious that we would hurt them by mistake if we intervened in their rampage. “Yes, Gamma.” All the warriors inside and outside the border replied enthusiastically. “We are going to help Beta Albert, Dad. Nathan found his mate, and they marked each other during the chaos. Can you believe that?” Nolan informed me through mind-link, disbelief and shock evident in his voice. “What?” I was also astonished, but I saw two rogues trying to sneak behind them. Without thinking anything, I shot them. The bullets were made up of silver and were filled with wolfsbane.

VELARA'S POV Selene squealed, throwing her hands over her mouth as if to stifle her own words. “Yeah, they do! Otherwise, Dante would see Mom’s… private parts!” Her wide eyes sparkled with both shock and mischief, and she bounced on the balls of her feet, unable to contain herself.

She kicks the knife out of her hand, but Elens manages to get away before we can grab her. "I'm coming back with Warren and Gregory so get your pussues ready you bitches",she runs off. Lena's legs gave out, and Nick caught her lifting her up and into his arms. She sniffles, and he moves to a couch away from us to calm her down. "We need to move to the panic room Luna",Warriors say.

“Still not used to hearing that.” She smiled gently. “Then maybe it’s time to start.” *********** KIAN'S POV Lena leaned back in her chair, arms crossed, a sly smile tugging at the corners of her lips. Her heels were kicked off under her desk, and she’d tucked one leg beneath her on the leather swivel chair. “Alright,” she said, cocking her head. “You look like your soul just got taxed. It’s time for an emergency game break.” I blinked, still reeling from my earlier cafeteria debacle. “You’re serious?”

I discarded it but it kept bulging on my mind as I escorted him to his car. Jason moved to the other end of the door side, fidgeting with his hand. "If you want to meet your mother in peace, don't do anything," I said, putting the device on the leather seat before I left the car. The car immediately roared to life and zoomed off. I stared after it for a long time before I went back to where my car was packed. Lena was on her tablet with her apple pencil in hand, engrossed in the new character she was drawing. Her hair which was loose earlier was pulled up in a messy bun while Ben was playing slow music.

Michael whispered, “Lena, whatever you’re thinking—don’t.” Lena closed her eyes. She had already crossed one line. What was one more? She bent down, picked up the USB— And made her decision.

She had never had it turned on her before. "Caleb." She kept her voice very even. "I want to understand what's happening." "Nothing's happening. We'll talk when I'm back." The line clicked off. Lena sat completely still for three full seconds. Then she set the phone face-down on the sofa cushion beside her and looked across at her mother. Mrs. Hartley was still watching. Her expression had not changed but her eyes had sharpened. "The card," Lena said. Her voice came out surprisingly steady. "He froze it."