Kids from One Alpha

Chapter 125: To be Luna

Still unsure of whether or not she had what it took to be Luna, Serena decided to speak to Flo about it. While the kids were at daycare and Logan was at his office, she went over to Logan’s house to have lunch and tea with Flo. “Come in, please,” Flo said opening her front door. “I’m sorry to drop in so suddenly,” Serena said. Flo shook her head. “Not at all,” she said. “You’re always welcome.” “I was hoping we could have lunch together and catch up,” Serena offered, holding up the bag with sandwiches she had brought over. “That sounds lovely. Would you like some tea? I can put on a pot,” Flo offered. “Yes, please,” Serena said. She followed the Luna into the kitchen and got some plates, remembering where everything was from her stay there. While Flo put on the tea water and got mugs, Serena set up plates with their sandwiches.

“I appreciate you coming by to catch up, but I am sensing there is more going on that what you’ve let on,” she said. Serena giggled nervously. “How do you do that?” she asked. “Between being a mother and being Luna, not much gets past me,” Flo said with a laugh.

The tea kettle was whistling, so she took it from the stove and poured the water into the mugs. She sat across from Serena at the table, handing one of the steaming mugs over. “So, what is on your mind, darling?” Flo asked. “If it is about Logan, you know I am a little biased.” Serena smiled. “I know. It isn’t about Logan,” she said. “It is about me, me and my possible futures.” “Your possible future?” Flo asked, biting into her sandwich. “If Logan and I continue to see each other and get more serious, which seems to be the direction we are going in, then I am going to be Luna someday,” Serena said. “Why should that concern you?” Flo asked. “Your mother is a Luna and your father is Alpha. You have a great bloodline and already know everything you need to be a good Luna.”

“I do?” Serena asked. Flo chuckled and nodded.

“Sweetie, I have seen you with the pack, how you run the hospital, with your kids…” she trailed off.

saving the same things

handled herself professionally. “That is what everyone keeps saying,” she muttered, sipping her tea. Flo munched

asked after swallowing. Serena sighed,

Luna that has me anxious.” “And you want me to tell you

do something wrong, that I wouldn’t be able to stand up to my mate.” “I already know I can stand up to Logan,” Serena said with a laugh. “The pack already accepts you,” Flo reminded her. “How did you overcome it?” she asked. Flo sighed, sipping her tea. “I don’t know if I ever did,” she said. “Even now, I wonder if I could be doing things differently. During the war

me”

for having lunch with me.” Serena departed. Flo hadn’t given her the answers she wanted, but she had given her more to think about. There was one other Luna that Serena could call and get insight from. While she walked home, she pulled out her phone and called her mother. “Serena, it has been a while. How are you, how are the twins?” Charlotte asked. “Hi, mom,” Serena said. “I’m fine, they are fine. Everything here is good.” “Good. What can I do for you?” Charlotte asked. “I wanted to ask you about being Luna” Serena said “Logan and I have been nottino  To be Luna closer, and a relationship with him comes with Luna strings attached to it.” Charlotte laughed into the phone. “What do you want to know?” she asked. “Did you ever have doubts or insecurities?” Serena

all the time,” Charlotte said. “That isn’t what is bothering

feeling of confidence “Then what is bothering me?” Serena asked. “Honestly, I’m surprised you didn’t figure it out, you of all people,” Charlotte teased her. Serena groaned, her warm glow fading quickly. “Come on, mom, don’t drag this out,” Serena said. “Alright, darling, the reason you

are,” Charlotte said.

being Luna could be complicated because of the responsibility to