Another Chance for the Luna Queen by Aurora Starling

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Elizabeth and I talked for a while, and I found that we really hit it off far more than I ever could have expected. It was nice to have a normal conversation with someone, especially after everything I had been through in the last few weeks.

She was intelligent, brave, and confident–everything I hoped to be. I could see why there were so many rumors that her father planned to make her Alpha when he was ready to retire, I could tell that she would be a wonderful leader.

I didn’t drag myself away from our conversation until it was time for David and me to begin accepting gifts from the guests.

There was a long line of people waiting to approach the head table and present their gifts to us. David and I stood in front of the table with our parents on either side of us, ready to take the gifts and set them on the tables to keep the line moving.

We received many nice things, but after the first few gifts, began to notice a pattern. At first, I thought it was only a few people who had gone off our wedding registry and gotten things that weren’t requested But it soon became clear that David must have made some additions to the registry without my knowledge

clothing, watches, cufflinks, and other

had bought him these expensive gifts obviously had nothing for me. It didn’t matter, as in the end, I was sure we would be returning

most of these gifts were coming from people within David’s pack, so I suppose it made sense that they would want to win favor with him and not

be a common attitude in the Lunar

sheets, lovely vases, and other décor items, as well as pots and pans, made up most of the

thanked them. David seemed very excited about all of it; I could tell he was having a good time. He probably hadn’t seen such fine things

all just a show. After all, that was the whole reason he

had come out of kindness and respect for us, and

enough that the king had decided to attend our wedding, I

with a gift bag. “Please, it means

smiled sweetly. “It wouldn’t be appropriate to come without a gift,