Luna of the Forgotten Pack

n a worn armchair, staring at the journal spread open on her lap. The pages now seemed to pulse with meaning, each word a warni

lia jolted, her heart thundering. Liam ste

ce quieter than usual. "D

ed, shutting the journal. "What's going o

lood moon draws out old wounds. Rivalries get sharper, instincts

Why does everyone keep looking at me like I'm a t

Liam said, his gaze fixed on her

rga

and yours. Humans and wolves lived in a fragile peace because of her. When she left, things unraveled. No

intensity unnerved her, but beneath it, she sensed something deeper-a protectiv

the scales?" she asked, her

re because fate doesn't make mistakes

howl shattered the moment. Liam straightened immedia

of ours," he sa

ach dropped. "

dered, already hea

ai

The door slammed shut behind him, leavi

he journal in her hands reminded her she couldn't keep hiding from the truth. If the rival p

e journal, and she made a decision. Grabbing her coat

re. The forest loomed ahead, its shadows deeper and more menacing under t

shimmering in the moonlight. Its golden eyes locked on

it sh

kin, and within seconds, the wolf was gone, replaced by a man.

e asked, his voice smoot

ightened. "W

ser. "And you're the infamous grandda

to stand her ground

human form. "To see what all the fus

eping through her veins. "If you're here to threa

ds, little human. But bravery won't save you when th

o stay away from

ou think you're so different. You don't

ide

y glint in his eyes. "Margaret wasn't just a guardian.

topped. "Yo

drawn to you? Why do you think the lunar key reacts to your

pause. Liam emerged from the sh

rom her," L

not retreating entirely. "Don't worry, West. I'm just s

his presence grounding her. "Y

ingly. "I'll go. For now. Bu

into his wolf form and di

ly. She leaned against Liam

he asked, his

whispered. "What

sure. But it's possible. Your grandmother's bloo

er her like a shroud. "What does i

to stay close to the pack. The blood moon changes everyth

the feeling that she was standing on the edge of something