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Lizzy tells me, and my eyebrows furrow at her, wondering if that was when her plan kicks into place. Lizzy must have noticed the confusion on my face, because at that moment she leans over the table and says to me, “Alpha Jace plans on gathering their warriors tomorrow morning to attack tomorrow night at dusk. Once him and Alpha Dom are out of the house, you and I will make our own move to head in first, getting your son back, and making Luna Rebeca pay for what she has done before they even step foot on Red Moon territory, getting your son to safety before the battle begins.”

I crossed my arms under my chest as I stared at Jessica who blocked my way. I was surprised how she managed to locate me. It seemed she was waiting for me. "How do you manage to get the Eternal Leaf of Life flower?" She asked, and I scoffed. "Does it matter?" I asked angrily. "What matters is that I won, and I'll be crowned the Luna of the pack soon," I added, and she growled. She smirked and said. "In your wildest dream would you be crowned as the Luna of the pack. Hand over the flower to me,"

She snapped out of her thoughts as she felt his teeth grazing on her neck, around the area she was supposed to be marked, and a sudden electricity exploded between them and goosebumps spread on her body. She pushed him when she noticed he was going to sink his teeth into her skin and she met his eyes which had a burning sensation as he was emitting on her. Leo took in her appearance from her head too toe and a lazy smile curled up the sides of his lips. It seemed that the moon goddess had decided to bless him with a perfect woman after waiting patiently for his mate. He was 23 years old was still without a mate until then. He had waited patiently to find her all these years but he could not.

We haven’t spoken alone since the last time I was with him, refusing to reject him and telling him what I expect. I don’t know what our future is. All I know is that I don’t think I can breathe in a world where he is not within shouting distance. I look up at the sky, the sun setting as a breeze picks up, blowing gently over my face as my hair whips around in its embrace. I can feel nature so much more keenly now that I have accepted my role as Luna. We are leaving in the morning, venturing out to see packs and find those who wish to join us here at the temple. We have already gained so many, but we need more diversity in our ranks.

His reaction confirmed my worst fear. The guests began whispering amongst themselves. "Isn't today supposed to be Alpha Leo's announcement of his Luna? Why is there suddenly a kid here?" "That child called him Daddy. Could he be an illegitimate son?" Hearing their words, Leo suddenly pushed Cayden away. "What did you just call me?" Cayden stumbled backward, falling to the floor. He looked up at Leo, terrified, unsure of what he had done wrong. This was too much. I rushed forward to pick him up, ready to leave, but Jasmin stepped in front of me. "Mia, today is the official announcement of Leo's and my titles. You crashed the event on purpose, didn't you?"

Avery let her eyes close her arms looping tightly around his neck as she surrendered to his strength. The soft chime of a completed telemetry synchronization broke the silence. Leo walked onto the floor a silver diagnostic tablet balanced in his hand and a sensor probe tucked into his shirt pocket. His posture was straight, his chest broad and his face bright with energy that had erased every trace of the boy he used to be. A wide grin split his features as he looked at the two Co-CEOs.

he let out a chuckle before getting a letter from the coat he was wearing. For a Lycan who’s usually seen in a brutal way, he loves wearing coats. Keiffer Leviste, a good friend of mine whom I know would be willing to take a slash of a sword for me… damn it, if I had prevented the death of his parents… he would have been an older brother by now. “I have news about a new technology that the humans were making, and it had been pretty famous in the black market.” “Blackmarket, huh? I heard that was where my brother bought that thing called a camera, though he had never used it,” I looked away, gritted my teeth, and then took the envelope from his hands.

“It’s not a fever. It’s not just medicine. I know that. You’re lying to Alina. And to me.” The silence was heavy. The nurse looked away, busying herself with the vials. Adrian’s smile faltered, just slightly. “You’re too young to carry this, Leo.” Leo’s jaw tightened. “Then I’ll find out myself.” He turned and walked out, leaving Adrian staring after him. The injection stung. Adrian closed his eyes, exhaling slowly. This was the last dose. In two weeks, he’d return for a full body scan. He whispered a prayer under his breath—not for himself, but for Leo.

Leo rumbled. He didn't yell, but the sheer volume of his deep voice vibrated through the floorboards, physically cutting Vance off. Leo took two slow steps toward the dais, his massive titanium plates shifting with a heavy, metallic clink. He didn't look like a politician presenting a case; he looked like an executioner waiting for the signal. The raw sapphire crystals on his chest piece throbbed with a dull, low azure light that seemed to pulse in time with the tension in the room.

I'd been with Leo Blackwood for five years. But we'd never once made it through a mating ceremony. Every time we were about to seal the bond, something would happen with Linda—his adopted sister. And every single time, Leo would leave me behind. This time, he swore he'd planned everything down to the last detail. Promised he wouldn't miss it. I waited five days and five nights—because I wanted to tell him I was pregnant. He never showed. Instead, I got attacked by rogues. Got infected with wolfsbane because of it. At the very last moment, I called Leo. It was Linda who picked up. She put the video on, and that's when I saw it—Leo and Linda, right in the middle of some celebration. "Freya." H