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Fifty-five
Once Dinah saw me, she attacked me with a bone-crushing hug. I missed her so much. Her son, Cayden, was adorable. It was hard for me to believe that the two girls I partied and spent late nights on the roof with had become mothers. Time did fly.
“You’re back for good?” Jorah asked me and I nodded with a big smile on my face.
“Welcome to the family,” Declan told me. The words felt genuine and I didn’t know that such words would make me this happy.
“Thank you,” I said, smiling at him.
“So we need to throw you a huge party,” Rowena told me, and I frowned in confusion. “You’re our Luna. Silver Moon finally has a Luna and we need to announce this news properly!” she seemed pretty excited.
“Is it necessary?” I wondered, looking at all of them and they nodded. “Who is going to be there?” Was it going to be as big as the annual Crescent ball? I wasn’t ready yet to meet any member of Crimson. I wasn’t ready to meet my so-called family.
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Sara IslamAyla is back to Silver Moon for good! What are you expecting to happen? Please leave a review! Published on July 1st, 2021 Sara
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The Alpha's Halo Fifty-eight
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The Alpha's Halo Fifty-nine
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