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Alpha's Blind Luna novel Chapter 12

I heard Bryan’s warning but I didn’t move. I held Logan, my body covering his back and my arms wrapping around his neck.

“It’s okay Logan, it’s okay.” I whispered into his ears, my eyes shut against the onslaught of emotions. “You took me away from there. I’m here with you now. That’s all that matters.”

His hand came up, holding onto my arms and his shaking lessened.

“There we go. Come back to us, Logan. I’m okay.” I cooed, nuzzling my face in the crook of his neck.

“Auri.” I heard him breathe out in between his deep breaths.

I nodded, happy that the emotions I was just drowning in were allowing me to breathe again. Logan sat up a little bit and leaned his head against mine. Bryan whistled and we both looked over at him.

“No one has been able to stop him from shifting when he gets that mad. At first, I didn’t know if you were brave or stupid but then it worked. Damn.” Bryan picked up his spatula and tossed the pancake that he had left in the pan away.

“Thank you, Auri.” Logan kissed me on the lips. It was chaste but it still sent shivers through me.

I nodded and sat back down in my chair, still holding his hand. I marveled at the mate bond, how much emotion transferred over. I would need to work on controlling my emotions, but also work on not drowning in his.

'Just when you thought you mastered everything.' Kai chuckled.

'I did say last time that I felt like I had stalled in my training.' I smiled.

Bryan waved the spatula around. “So let me get this straight. Your parents, shipped you off to a silver factory to make money for them.”

I nodded.

“And then you were adopted by a man who happened to be a mafia boss.”

I nodded again.

“He started to pay for your work in which you went from busk boy to singer for the club he owns.”

I nodded.

“And your parents would pocket the money you made while leaving you with nothing.”

I looked down at the hand that was woven through my fingers. “Did I forget to mention that Morgan is a vampire?”

This time, both their heads jerked to me, staring at me intensely. I just smiled awkwardly.

“No. You didn’t mention that your adoptive Papa was a vampire.”

“Wait!” Bryan leaned over the table. “You don’t mean you sing for The Blood Oath club?!”

I nodded. “The Blood Oath is Morgan’s. Though he said whenever I was ready, he would pass the club over to me. But I’m not interested in running a club.”

Bryan put his hands on his head. “Alpha, that’s the club I wanted you to go to! The one that I said had the bomb singer that was starting.” His eyes lingered back to me. “I can’t believe it’s our Luna.”

I chuckled. “I’m not that good.”

“The reviews say otherwise. They say you can charm even the most stoic Fey.”

I blushed and kept my head down.

“So my Luna is talented in may ways.” Logan brought my hand to his lips and kissed it. “I have a very long conversation to have with Alpha Leo. But I need to run into the office real quick.”

“You owe her for not having to get redressed in office attire.” Bryan waved the spatula at him before throwing another pancake on the plate and sliding it over to me.

“He’s right. I’m gonna bring home some clothes for you and a cell phone. I can’t have you unreachable. ” Logan got up and hugged me, kissing me on the head. “I’ll be back as soon as I can.”

I nodded, feeling the loss of his touch as he pulled away. “I’ll be here.”

“Bryan, Hector won’t be back from his mothers for a few days. You are in charge of keeping her safe. If anything happens, it’s on you.”

Bryan held his hands up. “Yes Alpha!” He saluted and gave me a wink. “Have a wonderful day sweetheart.”

I chuckled and Logan made a face at him. He kissed me again.

“Would it be okay if I went for a run? Let Kai out for a while. She hasn’t been out since I got back four months ago.”

“What do you mean you haven’t shifted in four months?” The plate clattered in the sink.

“I wasn’t allowed to shift at home. The first time I shifted was…painful. My father saw that my wolf looked just like my mom and it was…” I looked down, my eyes feeling heavy. “He refused to allow me to shift ever again. Of course, I did when I wasn’t home but for the four months I’m there I don’t shift.”

“Your poor wolf.” He mused, picking up the plate and continued to scrub it. “Well, I guess we have to go. I can’t deny my Luna with that kind of request.”

“Plus, I’d like to get to know the forest around the territory.” I smiled and finished the last bite of pancakes.

Bryan took my plate and quickly rinsed it off, putting it in the dishwasher. He cleaned up the rest of the kitchen and took me by the hand, pulling me through back door of the kitchen. My barefoot hit grass and the warm day washed over me. I started to grab my shirt to take it off when Bryan cleared his throat.

“Lets go ahead and just have you tear those off. I don’t want Alpha coming at me for seeing his mate naked. Not yet anyways.” He smiled.

“Alright then.”

I walked towards the forest and as I stepped, I let the shift happen. I knew my shifting was not what you would call typical. Morgan and Max had helped me when they found out I had shifted for the first time. It was funning watching two fairly old vampires pour over texts of ‘Your First Shift’ and ‘Best Ways to Shift Without Pain, Part 2’. But with their help, I had smoothed my transition into shifting from human to wolf.

It was too smooth though. Instead of being a cracking and bursting of your wolf, I shifted more like fluid. My wolf rippling to the surface as someone had dropped a rock in the water. It had been shocking say the least when I watched someone else shift after I was so used to how I shifted. Being taught by two vampires on how to shift had left a lasting effect. At first, I was self conscious about it but now I just enjoyed the reaction of others.

“What the fuck?”

I wheezed, looking back at Bryan who was slack-jawed. There it was, the usual reaction. Though it wasn’t often, it made me laugh every time. He came over to me and put his hand on my fur.

“You really are the same color as your hair.” He thought out-loud as scratched my back, making me close my eyes. “Just checking you aren’t actually made of liquid or something.”

I waited as he took off his shirt and tossed it at the house before tearing through his pants. His brownish red fur burst through and I could hear the sickening crack of his bones as his wolf padded over time.

'Alright Kia. Have fun.' I smiled, letting her take the reigns.

She jumped into the forefront of my mind and I watched her as she circled and smelled Bryan before taking off into the forest. The cool shade covered us and I just sat back, enjoying the peace that came with running through the forest. Bryan struggled to keep up with us though. Kai kept looking around to make sure she didn’t get too far ahead of him.

A couple hours into our run, there was a howling off in the distance and the both of us stopped. I watched as Bryan kept his head in the air, cocked to the side. It took me a minute to realize he was mind linking with his fellow pack members. Then it hit me, the smell of something wild, moldy and slightly decaying. I whipped my head in the direction the smell was coming from. Rogues. Rogues had crossed the border.

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