Alpha's Substitute Luna

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entire home, by far. Sure, it had a bed and a place for what few clothes he allowed us to have. The rest of his home is full of sparkle and glamor, almost

, we were just little kids; we didn't know what was going on anyway. Diana seemed relieved that our uncle had summoned us. We had barely seen him up to that point in our liv

ived with our uncle, I don't blame her. I've heard some in the family say she's dead. Others say she ran off with

ing born with blue eyes means you are born to fulfill a prophecy, whatever that's supposed to mean. I just think they're unique-and incredibly hot. I've heard that explanation about a prophecy over and over since I was a child. I h

e house. Maybe I'm not worthy to be the substitute mate for the alpha? Like, why me? I never thought about it that much when I learned my sister was going to be the c

nd everything around him. I was happy to help her sneak out. I could see she was very much in love. Our parents had married from outside what would have been consid

te young when they were killed, but I have very vivid memories at times about my early childhood and all the t

to tell me since our mother was gone. How she learned such things, I have no idea, and I didn't ask, but Diana would never steer me wrong. She was always considered the most level-headed between us. I us

slack than I did when it came to his atrocious and controlling behavior. He wasn't jilted by his lover exactly, but something happened, and the father of the she-we

eft him. I'm sure she knew he never loved her. He was probably just as cold to her as he was to us. I just didn't trust that his cold, uncaring dem

er lover. Diana may be level-headed, but she has a rebel streak in her and a strong sense of adventure. Diana used to joke that windows were made to be doors at my uncle's house. Som

covered for her, saying she was asleep in bed and not to be disturbed or was in the shower or what have you. He always seemed to buy