CHAPTER 20

Luna Elsie wasn’t lying about having fun. We went to a friend of hers and we sat around the kitchen table drinking coffee and playing cards. Her friend was really cool and laid back as well. I could see that Luna Elsie only put that show on for her mate. She had to be hard and tough like him, but she was the complete opposite. She was warm and loving and she was really nice.

When we left that house we did need to do some Luna duties, which was check on families who had lost loved ones in the war and she dealt with those people so elegantly. So delicately. She knew exactly what she was doing and she wasn’t a stone cold bitch, like I originally thought.

When school let out that afternoon we went to meet my siblings at the gate of the school and they all ran over to hug me. All the other kids were watching because I was standing there with the Luna and I could see a couple of the older girls looking me up and down.

“Those girls had their eye on Jeremy. They were hoping that they wo