Contractually Yours Alpha (Riley) novel Chapter 93

Chapter Ninety Three 

Thane was right; I didn’t need any external help to connect with my wolf’s side. 

I got accustomized to running on all fours; my senses weren’t as overwhelming as they had been the first time I transformed. 

I felt… free and finally complete. 

My clothes waited for me, just where I had left them before I transformed and I put them back 

1. on. 

I heard the footsteps approaching, even before I saw him. 

“Hey,” the stranger called. Maybe not exactly a stranger; I had seen him before, but I couldn’t quite place where I had seen him. 

“You startled me.” I lied 

“I’m sorry, Luna. I didn’t know it was you.” 

“What are you doing here?” 

I face–palmed myself ‘internally‘ the moment I asked that question. This was no private space; anyone could come here at their free will. 

“I just needed to clear my head,” he said, a small sad smile on his face. He was good–looking- the type you really wouldn’t notice till you looked closer. I should walk away, but then I remembered my duty as the Luna, and he did look sad, the least I could do was talk to him. 

“Is something wrong?, you look kinda gloomy“. I noted 

“Not really,” he answers, the sad smile still on his face. 

“Sometimes, talking it out is all you need to do” I insisted. Something was bothering him and all he needed was a teeny tiny push to speak up. 

“Just… unexpected things happen at times, and it’s…” He paused; he didn’t seem to want to share. 

“Girl trouble?” I inquired. 

“Very close, Luna.” 

“I understand, girls could be so complicated at times,” I said just to comfort him. 

“Yeah, right. Are you heading somewhere?” 

“No. I planned to waste my hours here. Why?” 

“I would have loved to walk you back–or anywhere you want to go–but it is okay,” he says, 

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about to walk away. 

“Actually, I would love to explore a bit.” 

“Oh, okay. Come with me,” he says. 

“Where are we going?” 

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“You have anywhere in mind,” he asks. 

“No, not really.” 

“Maybe… the store rooms?, is no fun, but…” 

“Is it alright? The storeroom is alright,” I replied cutting him off. 

“After you, 

“he says, keeping good distance between the both of us. He clearly wasn’t trying to make any advances and that was a good start. 

“Do you know what it feels like to take those little things for granted and then it’s just… gone?” he asks, seeming lost in thoughts. 

“I think I can relate,” I replied, remembering how it felt like when my mother was about to be killed. All I could think about was those times I had avoided her, those times I kept my distance, screamed at her and called her selfish. 

We passed by the training grounds. Thane wasn’t there, neither was Axel. I sighed. Thane should be at work now. After Axels‘ proclamation, he made himself scarce, just as he had said he would.