His Rogue Luna novel Chapter 32

"Artemis, this is Santiago Lopez," I chuckled.

"I know, we met in the prisons,"

"We grew up together, this guy used to bully me," Santiago chuckled, slapping Romeo's back playfully.

"Well Santiago, this is my cousin Cynthia Garcia, better known as Artemis," Santiago squinted at me, his eyes running over my face.

"Garcia? As in Mica and Sophia Garcia?" He asked. I nodded in response and his eyes widened. "You're the Alphas' daughter," He blinked at me and I saw everyone else glance at me from the corner of my eye.

"I'll explain everything later but right now let's relax and get to know each other properly," I turned to Erica, my eyes running over her and noting all the changes.

Her ashy blonde hair was cut into a choppy bob that hung just below her ears and her skin look tanned and a little flushed. Her silver eye gleamed at me as I smiled at her.

"Erica, you look well," her lips twitched into the barest of smiles as she shrugged nonchalantly.

"The weather here's nice," I sensed more wolves hovering around in the forest. I caught some just behind the thick tree line.

"My brother and some friends are visiting. I hope you don't mind,"

"Of course I don't mind. The more the merrier. You can come out now," I watched as seven wolves emerged from the shadows, all in varying shades of dark grey and black. Some I recognised from several nights ago, when I had confronted them in the forest. Their eyes remained fixed on me before they shifted and slipped on some clothes.

The leading wolf had ashy blond hair falling messily on his grey eyes and face. The resemblance between him and Erica was uncanny.

"Artemis, this is my brother Ezra," she then gestured to the two twins behind him. "This is Silas and Sebastian," I gave them a warm greeting which they kindly returned.

The two twins looked to be of Eastern European descent with pale skin, thin lips and blue eyes. They had matching dark blond hair.

Erica continued introducing the rest of the wolves as they all began mingling with everyone else. As I watched everyone engage in chatter, I felt something was still missing. I turned to Conan who still had an arm draped around my waist.

"I'll be back, I just need to look for someone," he looked ready to protest but must have noticed the determination in my eyes as he gave me a small nod and let me go. I quickly scurried off into the forest, not bothering to shift as I let my feet guide me.

As I crossed a river did I finally reach my destination. A familiar cottage stood before me with an even more familiar woman standing at the entrance, giving me a knowing smirk.

"You took your time," she raised a white brow. I chuckled, shaking my head to myself as I approached her.