Chapter 13. You’re Home Now

“I can arrange for Sierra to sit with her, send some food, and give them time alone. She maybe isn’t Luna anymore, but as Rema, she still cares for the people and plays a hand in making this home a haven of calm.” I ignore the change in her and don’t draw attention to the fact she’s wiping her hand to remove the feel of my warm touch on her. My brain is firing ahead to a solution for her mom.

I’m sure a little gentle coaxing will have Sierra leave her rooms for a while, especially if, like Carmen said, this was one of her friends from the past. Her friends were kept behind by mates or lost in the war. We don’t have many of those here. Most remember her only as Luna.

‘I’m sorry I ever doubted you as Luna… as worthy. For everything I said or did. He broke me. I was in pain. It was juvenile, and I’m over it.” She states coldly, icily harsh in her tone as though overcompensating for the weakness she showed me moments before. In that flash, the old bitchy looking, aloof, and