When The Sun Reaches My Sister Santa Fe Novels & Stories

But seeing him at the ranch. All of it gave me a new perspective on him. "Teagan, wait!" Ulrich called from behind me as I slid through the revolving doors of the hotel. The air was cold and crisp. Nipped at my skin. Sand lost heat faster than water or earth. This made sure that every night was a crisp night in Desert Sun. With the ocean only a few kilometers away, it also made the nights moist. Damp. "Leave me alone. I just need to gather my thoughts." I screamed back and wrapped my arms around myself as I trudged down the sidewalk.

Nick~ The ride back to LA took me half the time it had taken to get to Melinda's place. Still, only the big trucks and I remain as the sun is coming up over the mountains. The morning light is painting the sky with deep burnt oranges and light shades of blue against a cloud-textured background as I roll into Santa Monica's city limits.

I ask. “The mountains in Arizona. You’ll love it. It’s like winter and summer in one spot.” Sage shakes me a bit. “You’re room overlooks the valley. It’s beautiful." We climb into the cars after hiking to the dirt roads. Sage buckles me in. “Charlotte. Take us home. Avoid the traffic this time.” He arches brow. “I swear. I’ll kick your ass if you don’t stop ordering me around. I’m your sister, not you one of your goons.” She glares at Sage in the mirror.

Date = 10 July Four days after the airport fiasco. Place = San Francisco (UCSF Medical Center) Taking the girls to meet my sister. POV - Aria WARNING – Semi-sex scene!!! The sun’s out, the sky ridiculously blue, and the breeze smells like lemons and clean pavement. I could kiss the whole world right now. Enrique leans closer to me as we approach the main entrance. “Hey.” “Hmm?” “I’m proud of you,” he says softly. “You’ve held so much together lately.”

Yeah, he'll do. The next morning I receive word from Moon that his men spotted Fernandez in Phoenix. I'm on a plane with my sidekick within the hour. Fernandez will regret coming out of his hole. We land in one-hundred-and-eighteen-degree heat, which is two degrees cooler than my last visit. Like two degrees makes a difference when it's too hot to even touch the car door handle.

(POV: Sophie) The day is about to dawn, and Ana and I walk along the forest trail. The air is damp and filled with an unsettling silence. The wind whispers through the tall trees, creating a mysterious atmosphere. With a huge smile on my lips, I tightly hold my little sister's hand. Slowly, with gratitude, my face receives the warmth of the faint morning sunlight.

Mountain's feature softened and he was about to say something to Joseph when the girl shouted, "Incoming!" Mountain was fast. Extremely fast for a large person. He came at Joseph like a blur and tackled him to the ground. A jumbled vision of foliage and trees and bushes, before he felt himself slammed against the ground. Joseph felt the wind knocked out of him as he heard the whistle followed by the loudest sound he's ever heard in all his 16 years under the Tau Ceti sun.

“Looks like your sister has you pegged.” I shake my head. Leave it to Santana to be so blunt. Of course, she’s right. However, I will never tell her that. For the next couple of hours, Santana catches us up on things. I can tell that she misses Declan. But my sister is a very strong, independent woman. Once she leaves, April and I sit in the living room and begin some heavy petting. I’m about to suggest we go to bed when the news comes on, a name jumps out at me.

Which means Canary and Sin have been spectating again; it makes me laugh. I was glad to have a smile on my face too, because my sister is leaving me today. She is off to be Luna in Crossfang with her mate. She will be an excellent doctor and Luna. Aiden and I walked down to the front entrance of the pack house. There we see Dr. Higslee putting his things in the back of his SUV. Luca and Mia are also packing up a small truck. They are both smiling and the happiness is spilling from them both. I feel tears coming down my cheeks and Aiden wipes them away. “Mojito, are you okay?”

Jasper We were on our way to Santa Fe, New Mexico and I was looking at all the messages on my phone from family and friends back home. A lot has happened back home in the past couple of weeks. Both Ivy and Jacob found their mates and claimed them. There were cattle thieves on the loose, but they were taken care of. My dad killed the neighboring pack’s Alpha and so his son was finally able to take over. Talk about an interesting month for my family. I’m kind of sad that I missed all the fun.