The Heartless Alpha’s Beloved Luna

Chapter 109 "Are things not going well with the new husband?" She asked curiously. | sighed inwardly and braced myself to answer her curious questions. "Not really. We had a... disagreement." Sofia nodded in understanding. "Men are so much work, | find | don't have time for them often, myself." "Please." | pleaded, "I just need to talk to my mother and then we can get going." Sofia stirred her tea with a spoon slowly, "Well, my dear, | would love to help, but you see, your mother isn't here." | gaped at her, "What do you mean?

She left immediately following the wedding." "I'm sure she did, as she did stop by here briefly. Then she received a message and packed and left. She said she had been summoned back to Silvermoon, and that it had something to do with you. | assumed you were the one who called her?" My heart was racing, "! was not." "Oh," Sofia frowned, "Oh dear. Well, that does complicate things." ---- | rose from the table in haste. "Thank you for the tea, but if my mother has gone back to Silvermoon Pack, | need to go find her." "Of course, of course." Sofia smiled and walked me to the door.

turned to ask her one more question. "Did you see who brought her the message?" "Oh, there's not much that goes on around here that | don't see!" Sofia laughed. "It was a young woman, maybe a little younger than you. In fact, you look a bit alike, now that | think about it." Zara. It had to be. | thanked Sofia and climbed back into the SUV. For a moment, | sat, thinking. If Zara had collected my mother, then | had to go find her immediately. It had become clear that my mother was no longer safe in Zara's

Cursing into the night, | tore out of the driveway and turned my headlights towards the road that ran into Silvermoon territory. As the trees whipped by, | just hoped that | wasn't too late to catch them, but | passed no other vehicles on the road.

times Ryan and | had come here after hours to hang out. Those times were gone now. | pushed open the large wooden door and looked around the empty foyer. There was a light on in a room at the far end of the pack offices. | headed that way on instinct. When | looked inside the room, | saw Zara, sitting ina tall- backed chair in front of a fire. She turned with a