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They smirked and nodded. “Yes, Viviane. We can do that.” “What is Letha anyway?” “Is short for light up. That is our way to celebrate Midsummer, Luna. I mean, Viviane. The Summer solstice celebration is a huge event, the packs send representatives and we gather around a bonfire and we drink and eat to mark the beginning of the season.”

McKenzie retorts back annoyed that they are still intruding on his time with his mate. “Problem?” River asks noticing him using the link. “No, not really. Just the witches demanding food” he tells her. “Let them conjure some up” she says also not liking the interruption. She suddenly snaps her fingers. “Are the witches meeting soon? Do they have a special event to celebrate, within the next couple of days?” She asks. McKenzie takes out his phone and searches for it. “The summer solstice is just three days away. Why? What are you thinking?” McKenzie asks

For the first time since becoming Luna, I felt like I had things under control. “Our pack used to celebrate the Summer Solstice every year, much like we did the Winter Solstice. The problem with summer is that we are busier, planting crops, harvesting, building, etc, and the celebration sort of went by the wayside. We wanted to bring it back this year.” I couldn’t help the smile on my face. “I think that’s a great idea,” I said. “It will get people out and talking to each other.” “And they can meet you up close and personal,” Caleb said, slipping an arm around my waist. “They can get to know the kind and sweet woman who won our hearts.”

“Four days from now. The day of the solar eclipse and the summer solstice.” I turned my head to look at my father. We have all heard the stories about a wolf born on the day of a solar eclipse. I wonder if Harper has heard them. A solar eclipse isn’t something that happens often. It is a very rare event. My father plans to throw a huge celebration to honor our Goddess of the moon, Selene. Getting lost in my thoughts. It is a good thing that my father was staying on track with why we were here. He continued his conversation with Harper, asking a question that brought me back to the topic of our meeting.

"I'm happy. I'm noting it. I like to note it when I'm happy." "I know," Cassian said. "The bond shows me." A pause. "I'm happy too. If that requires noting." "It always requires noting," Adrian said. Cassian put his arm around him, on the hay bale, in the middle of the harvest festival, and they stayed like that while the afternoon happened around them. WINTER SOLSTICE The shortest day.

Phillip looks at me and says, “Hey, we’re going to get him out safely. I promise.” I nod again and Isadora says, “Let’s get moving, guys. Magnolia, I’ll tell you where you need to wait for us at.” I breathe out and Violet comes to one side of me and holds onto my arm as we walk into the unknown mysterious battle. Hendrix Today is the Solstice, a day that is normally celebrated over the freedom that everyone gets to experience. Some people travel, some just go out and party in a neighboring town since they don’t get to any other time. It doesn’t matter, it’s just a day of celebration and freedom as the magic has lifted and allowed the pack members to leave and for new people to come in.

“Why are you all dressed up? You never wear jewelry unless there’s an occasion.” Damien frowned. “You don’t remember? It’s midnight, June 21st.” “Shit!” I cussed. How could I have forgotten this day? “It’s the Summer Solstice ball!” We vampires didn’t celebrate Christmas or Homecoming, and for obvious reasons, Halloween. But there are two main events we did follow each year and they were the Summer Solstice and Winter Solstice. During this time each year, the castle gates were opened to all vampires around the world and sometimes, shifters like the werebears and werelions were also invited. It’s a huge event and the celebration continues for twenty four hours straight. This will be the first

Elder Chloe gave a small, brief smile and jotted something down on her tablet before asking the second question. “Alright. Second question: Describe the celebration of the Solstice Festival in the Nightveil Pack and explain the significance of the rituals practiced during it.” Her voice was quieter and a bit huskier as she spoke. A nostalgic smile tugged at my lips as I remembered the festival. My mom had taken me there many times when I was little. I could still recall the delicious smell of fried foods from the stalls and the lively music filling the air. “The Solstice Festival in the Nightveil Pack is held in honor of the sun goddess, celebrating the spring and summer harvests. During the

He leaves the room only shutting it so it’s only cracked open. “Hey, mom, what’s up. You rarely come in here.” I can hear them talk. “You weren’t in your office. So though you might be here. Pack members have asked if we will still celebrate the end of summer. We have a lunar eclipse this year.” “Of course, it’s still 2 weeks away. And I think we could all need it.” “We will need to see if we have some members that want to look after the pups while we go in a run,” Rosa says.

We hug, and I port back to Emerald Island. ‘The midsummer solstice sounds like it will be lots of fun,’ Magnus says. ‘I can’t wait!’ I say with excitement. ‘I bet you can’t,’ Alec replies.