All Chapters of Abused Luna Mature Alpha: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Marcus went over to where Thomas was sitting on the front porch, the same one he shared with his mother, Meave. The evening air was cool, a gentle reminder of the changing seasons. Meave, enjoying the quiet of the evening outside, noticed Marcus's approach and decided to give them space. "I'll leave you two to talk," she said, standing up and heading inside with a knowing look. Thomas, acknowledging Marcus's presence, got straight to the point. "Are you ready for it?" he asked, his gaze steady on the younger man. Marcus hesitated before answering, his honesty overriding his pride. "Honestly, not at all," he admitted, the weight of the responsibility suddenly very real. Thomas couldn't help but laugh, a sound that was more understanding than mocking. "Yeah, I wasn't either. I was about your age, actually," he shared, a hint of nostalgia in his voice as he remembered his own beginnings. He then delved into what it truly meant to be a Beta. "The Beta is the Alpha's voice of reason. H

After one more day in the hospital for final observations, Gideon was finally released to go home. The ride back was filled with a mix of relief and anticipation. Once settled in the comfort of their vehicle, Gideon turned to Avla with a specific request, hinting at his desire for simplicity after the ordeal. "I know the pack is probably planning to throw a big party to welcome me back, but I really don't want it this time. Let's just have a quiet family dinner. You, me, the boys, and our daughters," he suggested, hoping for a more intimate gathering. He knew the pack would want to see him quickly, but he needed a day or two with his wife and kids. When they arrived home, Avery initially reacted to Gideon with intense hesitation. The beard he had grown in the coma made him almost unrecognizable to her. "I'll shave it off," Gideon offered, hoping to ease her discomfort as she hid behind Tanner's legs. Avla, however, was quick to consider Ashleigh's potential reaction. She didn't wan

The run transformed into an exhilarating adventure for everyone involved. They dashed and darted through the woods, their paths intertwining in a playful dance that led them all the way to the training ground. The familiar sight triggered a burst of excitement in Avery, reminding her of the training sessions with Thomas she had eagerly participated in. Avery, brimming with enthusiasm and barely pausing to take a breath, launched into an animated recounting of her recent training experiences. "We learned how to block and hit," she began, her small hands miming the movements she described, a vivid illustration of her newfound skills. "And Thomas showed us how to get away if someone grabs you!" Her excitement was palpable, each word punctuated with gestures that brought her tales to life. She continued, her narrative a whirlwind of information. "Thomas and Liam, they showed us everything first, and then we got to try. We copied them!" Avery's eyes sparkled with pride as she recounted t

As the day progressed, Thomas and Meave went to see Gideon, eager to see their Alpha and friend. Gideon, curious and somewhat apprehensive, broached the topic of the children's training with Thomas.With a knowing chuckle, Thomas responded, "Yeah, I knew you wouldn't like it... But you know, Alpha and all. I did what he said." His light-hearted acknowledgment of Gideon's predictable concerns made Gideon roll his eyes. "You did exactly what you were supposed to." Gideon's respect and trust for Thomas were evident in his words. "How do you feel?" Meave asked, her concern for him evident."I'm okay. It almost feels like nothing even happened. I don't even understand why I was in the coma that long," he admitted, his recovery still a source of astonishment to both him and the doctors.Jorge and Kane walked in and took their seats, seamlessly integrating themselves into the gathering. With a laugh, Gideon remarked, "All we need now is Hattie. Then my counsel is all here." "I haven't h

As Tanner stepped back into the main room, the sight that greeted him stirred a mixture of irritation and resolve. The room was alive with activity, maps spread out and discussions underway. This pattern of being left out of crucial planning stages irked him. Though Tanner recognized his role in these absences—having just checked on the kids more out of a need to reassure himself than any immediate necessity—it was a point of contention that Gideon often initiated these sessions without him. He understood the importance of being present, learning, and contributing, especially with the weight of future leadership on his shoulders. If he was ever actually to feel prepared, he needed these moments. The focus of the meeting was the mysterious circumstances surrounding Hattie's disappearance, specifically the area along the border where she seemed to vanish. Gideon was coordinating efforts to canvas the grid areas surrounding the last known point of Hattie's presence. Tanner, driven