All Chapters of Alpha Aspen's Omega Luna: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

We walked back to the cabin in silence. Though I had many questions, I chose to keep them to myself in that moment. So much had happened in the course of just a few minutes. He’d taken me out of the dungeon, proof or no proof he believed I didn’t poison him. And proof or no proof, his word in the pack is law, which he has made clear to everyone. I’ve never seen him act that way to his pack members before. Or maybe it was just me that got used to the gentle side I always saw whenever he was with Cole, or seeing his eyes closed for so long I feared they would never open. The closer we got to the cabin, the more eager my heart grew. I was elated to see that Aspen was awake but I also wanted to see my son, I wanted to be there before he came back from Sienna's. “Andrea?” I heard Aspen call out in a raspy voice when we were a few steps away from the cabin's front door. Eager as I was, my feet stopped when I heard that deep baritone, he had me rooted to the spot and had my heart pound

ANDREAAspen was different. He seemed warmer, but more cautious, staying away from me like I was a plague. It shouldn’t have bothered me, I asked him for this distance yet getting it was a whole different feeling from what I’d expected. After two days, Aspen left the cabin and headed back to the pack house, in those two days we had the longest conversations I never thought we would. He told me much about his childhood and I begrudgingly told him snippets of mine, I’d never truly gotten over all the hurt…I never truly forgot. But it didn’t hurt to tell someone about it. It served to remind me the hurdles I’d conquered to get to where I was and how important it is for me to find a safe space for my son and I. This pack might be safe, but I don’t think I can stomach watching Aspen get married to another woman. Admitting it to myself was the hardest part, leaving will be easier. Still, I found myself listening to every word he said, soaking up on his knowledge and addicting sc

It was agreed that we would leave to see my family in two days. And I tried my best to seen neutral about the decision. Yes, I needed closure, I needed to know if my suspicions were true. Still, I had no intention of wanting to face them again. Not after the way we parted. They don’t love me. They never did, and going back now would only remind me of how unwanted I am. “What are you thinking about so intently?” Lily asked with a raised brow, covered in sweat as she held the bruised punching bag for me. I had completely forgotten about the training. I smiled sheepishly and apologized under my breath before I continued hitting. Using more strength than required. The more I thought about the oncoming trip, the harder my heart pounded and the more powerful the strength of my punches became. Not just going back to my old pack, but Aspen. I couldn’t read the man. Finally visiting the pack, I saw that majority of the decorations for his wedding had been taken down and the o

There was no rush, there was no hesitation either. Aspen took his time, kissing down my throat to my hardened peaks, his warm breath fanning the small hairs on my skin the lower he went. Bringing on an onslaught of sensations that had me sinking my fingers into his scarred chest.Every thought about resisting flew out the window and all I could think about was how deftly his fingers worked, thrumming my body like I was a guitar tuned to his taste. Still, that unsettling feeling crept in, even as I lost my breath when his tongue circled a nipple. “Aspen…wait, wait…please,” I moaned out, it was torture saying words I didn’t want to. He stopped, his tongue leaving my nipple and he moved up to meet my eyes. The carnal desires in his eyes had my mine going blank, my reason for telling him to stop almost forgotten. “What are you so afraid of?” he asked suddenly, he didn’t let go of my body fully but he created a certain distance between us. I bit down on my bottom lip, raw and

Victoria met my gaze with a condescending sneer as she struggled to push her way past me. I stood my ground and gave her a firm look. Thinking about how she abandoned Aspen without an explanation pissed me off. She claimed to be his fiancé but never once showed in the seven days he'd spent in that bed. I had a lot of things I wanted to say to her, but seeing the venom in her gaze made me realized just how tired I was of unnecessary drama. From the pack, from her. I let out a resigned sigh, I pulled open the door, never once letting myself relax in her presence. "What do you want, Victoria?" I asked like I didn’t know. I hated how I felt like I was caught doing something terrible…he said nothing else was between them but I still couldn’t help but feel like I was guilty of something. She shoved her way inside, looking around the cabin with disdain. "You've got a lot of nerve still showing your face around here," She snarled with narrowed eyes. The closer she got to me, the mor