All Chapters of The Azure Moon Series - Complete Collection: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Summer’s POV “Where is she?” Rayne was going mad when he couldn’t find Elizabeth. She wasn’t anywhere nearby, nor was her scent. “Was she taken? Did she go on her own?” Rayne said, panicking. “She has had a horrible day, Rayne. She has probably gone for a walk. She must have gone a while ago. I hope she doesn’t go too far. I mean, she was pretty upset. Not in her usual state of mind.” I told him, becoming concerned about her myself. “What do you mean?” He asks. I explained to him about what happened earlier in the car and her feeling responsible for what happened. “But it wasn’t her fault,” he tells me, defending her. “I know that you know that. Elizabeth knows that. But she doesn’t believe that?” I responded. He looks concerned before he runs off. I saw him shifting and others followed him. So do I. She is my friend, after all. We ran miles before Alexis eventually got a hint of her scent. “Please let her be okay.” I said to Alexis. When I find her,

Summer’s POV I can tell they sought the kid’s advice. The effort they have made is mediocre at best. But I come here frequently with my children. It is our special family spot. It’s something I do with them, so that I get a small amount of peace while they play. It would have been nice to have been taken on a date. Been able to get dressed up. Enjoy a meal cooked by someone else. Maybe even have a dance with someone taller than me. Made me feel special and being told I looked beautiful. I can’t say I wasn’t disappointed because I was. Still, I need to be positive that they spoke to the kids. They tried. Nathan and Dawson, no doubt, had had many opportunities over the years to wine and dine women. Go out to fancy events. Live a luxurious lifestyle. Whereas I have been mommy to three amazing children. In the bigger scheme of things. I was the winner. Their faces are funny, and I struggle to stop laughing when they realize the kids told them what we love to do, as in the kids

Nathan’s POV We walked back to Summer’s house. She tells us she doesn’t want to stay here at Crystal Lake Pack any longer. As it wouldn’t be her home without us, she felt she had to leave. Which is great. I have already begun making arrangements for them all to move to the palace. I told her we were leaving today. That shocked her. “Our belongings, my house, my job, my friends. I know I don’t want to stay, but we can’t leave today.” She protests, like we are leaving that second. “Evie has already started packing for you all. You can do your job anywhere. Elizabeth and Evie are coming. Remember. You have a new home with us,” Dawson responds. He is right; the kids are meeting us tomorrow, on the way home. I am told we are stopping on the way home. “Tonight, we have something special planned.” Summer looks at us both skeptically. “Please tell me not another trip to the stream.” before she bursts out laughing. Me and Dawson are not amused. “Nope, never again.” I

Summer’s POV Dawson and Gale disappeared for a few days. They said they needed to visit a kid in the human world. The one that broke down the components of the wolfs bane and put it into other forms. When they got back, they told me and Nathan that he was a kid, was just scraping by. He has just starting his chemistry degree and needed some money. Which was why he never questioned Vincent’s motives. That and as a human, how would he know the impact on wolf shifters? “He must be a damn genius,” Nathan says. “Yeah, he pretty much is.” I asked, “What happened to him, as I assume he can’t be left to sell those formulae to anyone.” Gale laughed. “I have been with Dawson for years, had to scrimp on toothpaste and toilet rolls. I nearly hit the floor when he offered to fund his degree, a house and a job when he finishes college, as well as a lump sum for all his existing work.” The boy cried. He couldn’t believe it. The answer was, of course, yes. Dawson tells Nathan he has

Lottie’s POV The day Caren started her menstrual period was the day she developed some magical powers. She could grow plants and heal small wounds. Over the years, her power grew. Now she could make a small breeze and cast a small safety barrier around herself. She occasionally used it when we were fighting. She had her own built-in defense weapon. When I started menstruating, I had abdominal cramps and a need to lie down. Mom would give me some homemade herbal tablets to help me relax. Mom didn’t allow us to have friends growing up. We were unpredictable, and I was moody. Mom sometimes gave me a pill to help me calm down. She told me it was herbal, but I didn’t care as long as it helped. We couldn’t risk anyone finding out who we truly were. So, it was Caren and I growing up. She was all I really needed, anyway. Since I was young, I have been physically fast and strong compared to Caren. As I got older, I got faster, stronger and more protective of my family. I knew