Page 44 of True Luna: The Unknown Magic

Was he serious?

Lex chuckled darkly.

“You didn’t believe your sister because you thought that she was jealous?” Lex asked, squeezing my hand tightly.

Lex was very protective of mom and me. I could feel his anger and sadness. He looked like he was going to explode.

“I was an idiot, Alex,” my uncle sighed. “I paid for my mistake. I almost lost my sister. I thought that she would never talk to me again. I thought that she would hate me. I thought that she would die before I got to tell her how fucking sorry I was.”

My eyes widened.

“Die?” I mumbled, looking up at my mom.

My mom almost died?

“I was in pretty bad shape when your dad and uncle found me,” she said. “Luckily, doctor Wren saved me.”

Lex stood up abruptly and turned toward our mom. He pulled her into a tight hug.

“I am so sorry, mom,” Lex mumbled. “If Sienna was still alive, I would kill her with my own bare hands.”

My mom hugged my brother and rubbed his back gently.

“She isn’t alive anymore, honey,” my mom said. “She can’t hurt anyone anymore.”

“What about that fucking rogue?” Lex asked.

“He is dead too,” my dad mumbled, making me look back at him.

My dad looked so sad. I wanted to hug him, but I was so angry at him.

My dad looked at me and gulped. I could tell that he wanted to hug me too.

“What happened after?” I asked. “How did Alpha of the Blood Moon Pack try to take mom away from you?”

Dad took a deep breath and looked at my mom.

“Do you remember the Legend of the White Wolf?” my dad asked.

I nodded.

Of course I remembered it. I grew up listening to the stories about my mom being the White Wolf and the only wolf in existence who had magic. Well, until she gave birth to me.

“We didn’t tell you the whole story,” my dad said, making me narrow my eyes at him.

“Did you reject my mom twice?” Lex asked angrily.

My dad sighed.

“Your dad made a mistake, honey,” my mom said softly. “I found a way to forgive him. He made up for it. He is a wonderful mate and a wonderful father. Please don’t be angry at him.”

My mom was right. My dad was a wonderful mate and the best dad in the world. But it was so hard not to be angry.

Lex scoffed and sat back down next to me. He crossed his arms over his chest and looked at our dad.

“What didn’t you tell us?” Lex asked angrily.

My mom kissed the top of Lex’s head and caressed my cheek. She walked back to dad and sat down next to him. She took his hand in hers and gave him a small smile. My dad pulled her to him.

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