The Luna They Buried
She looked tired, almost as if she had been carrying something heavy on her mind for a long time.
“I apologize for coming to see you on such short notice,” Leah said.
My mouth almost fell open. Leah? Apologizing? How!
How?
“Okay?” I replied, crossing my arms as I watched her carefully.
“I want to inform you about something,” she started.
My eyes remained fixed on her, refusing to leave her face.
She took a deep breath. “I have decided to step down as the Luna.”
My brows immediately furrowed.
She continued.
“And I would like you to replace me. If you need it, I’m willing to train you. I just want to return the title to its rightful owner.”