All Chapters of The True Luna's Mark: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Axel-After our meal, we decided to walk a few blocks to the cake shop Stormie wanted to go to. When we entered through the door, I paused when I saw Landon sitting at one of the tables, eating a cake. This couldn’t be a coincidence.Grabbing Stormie’s hand, I was about to ask her to go somewhere else, but she didn’t give me the chance. Her hand tightened around mine before pulling me toward the counter. My gaze kept shifting toward Landon.The theaters were one thing, but I didn’t believe in coincidences enough to think two encounters in one night were possible. Granted, it seemed he had been here for a while, but I couldn’t help but feel he was following us. Stormie began pulling on my hand to get my attention, so I focused on her and the lady behind the counter.“What would you like?” The cashier was all smiles as she glanced between me and Stormie.“I want to try that.” Stormie pointed to a slice of chocolate cake with coconut shavings on top.“And for you, Sir?” The cashier asked

Axel-I listened to my parents try to converse with Stormie’s parents. I could sense they were ready for the meal to be over, but they had to maintain that nothing had changed. It wasn’t that they had once been friends, but they used to have a decent working relationship.Occasionally glancing at Stormie, I thought something was wrong. She kept rubbing her throat as if she was uncomfortable. I had asked if she was okay, but she had nodded with a smile. I was starting to think she had lied to me.“Tell me, Alpha Axel, now that you are Alpha, how are things going?” Corey asked as if we were all one big happy family and not that I was sitting across from the people who had beaten Stormie to the point she almost died.I considered his question momentarily, unsure if I could answer without sounding annoyed. When Stormie’s fork clattered against her plate, I didn’t need to respond. Thinking something was wrong, I quickly gave her my full attention as she reached for the chair on the other s

Stormie- “What are you doing here?” I asked Axel as I looked up from a book I was reading in the library. Since today was raining, I decided to stay in. I spent three days in town, loving every minute of it, but for some reason, Landon seemed on edge yesterday. I thought maybe he was a little out of his comfort zone around a lot of people he didn’t know. “I finished my work early, so I thought we could spend time together.” Axel smiled before turning to Landon, who was sitting at a different table, playing with his phone. “Go ahead and take the rest of the day off. Thank you for keeping my wife company.” “Are you sure? I don’t mind staying with her if you want to get some other work done.” Landon seemed on edge. “Go on, take the time I am giving you and enjoy yourself. There will be times when I might need you to work longer hours because I am swamped with work. Why don’t you go into town and buy some things for yourself? I noticed you didn’t have much when we moved you here. Also

Stormie-I did everything I could to calm the kids and not think about what was happening outside. With every minute that passed, I became more anxious. It was good I had spent some time with the kids prior to this; otherwise, they likely wouldn’t have been able to connect with me in a situation like this.“Do you think the bad guys will get in here?” One of the kids asked, who was also holding their younger sister as she cried.“No. They won’t get in. Even if they try, the Alpha won’t let them, and we have many strong warriors here. They will make sure nothing happens to us.” I tried to show them a genuine smile, but I was also scared.They didn’t seem to notice, as all the kids looked up at me and hung onto my words as if they were the most important words they had heard. It was hard because every child inside this small building couldn’t be more than seven. Only three warriors, other than Landon, were inside with us. Twelve kids, ranging from three years old to seven.It wasn’t an

Stormie- Pushing past the last bit of leaves that fell low from a tree, I stepped out into an open area. My breath hitched at seeing the beautiful waterfall, which glowed as if it were mystical. The waterfall splashed into a lovely pond. It narrowed, and the water ran down large rocks that reminded me of a set of stairs, and then it turned into a river. The water glowed a beautiful neon blue. It was weird how vastly different my imagination had been. From town, you could see the slight glow from the river displayed over the trees. It was almost as if I stepped into another dimension entirely. Behind the waterfall, high in the sky, was a large mountain. The water almost seemed to be falling out of the sky, just under the brilliant glow of the moon. It wasn’t just any full moon; it was a super blue moon known to be magical. Many massive trees surrounded the waterfall, and it was as if they were there to guide and protect the water. A dense fog floated above the trees but was clear ab