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Book 2 - Chapter 25
Chapter 25 – Half-Fae, Half-Wolf
Serena
“Thank you for being such a wonderful host while we’re here, Alpha Aaron.”
Standing close to the coach, I awarded the alpha of the Slandail Pack a grateful smile. Aero stood next to me, ready to embark the conveyor too, but of course, we had to say our goodbyes properly to our host.
“You’re welcome, Luna,” Alpha Aaron dipped his chin briefly. “It is a pleasure to serve you.”
“I trust that you’re...doing what you should be doing?” I tossed him a curious glance. He sucked in a breath in response, knowing exactly what I was talking about.
“I’m working on it, Luna. Victoria is...uh...sleeping inside my room.”
“Excellent!” was my
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