Fated to my Enemy by Diane Doherty

Book Two Chapter Nineteen
Luna Ryley
“So, you want me to help?” I raised a brow, looking around the conference table. Blake had told me last night when he got home that he wanted me to attend a meeting. I was curious but also annoyed that he now wanted me involved. Now, I was sitting around a table with my mate, his beta, and my father-in-law. I was surprised my father was also here. I wasn’t surprised at the council sneaking around.
“Stormy, I don’t want you involved in this,” my father sighed.
“Let her be the Luna she is meant to be,” my mother retorted. She was on speaker.
“Thanks, Mom. But I’m not sure how much help I can be. I can only see something if they let their guard down,” I said.
“Sweetie, do you remember the first time you healed someone?” She asked me.
“I think it was with Channing. He had fallen and scraped his hand. I licked my thumb and cleared away the blood and it healed. Why?”
“You were five and Eli was Seven. Eli had fallen off his bike and scraped up his knee. You went to him and licked it.” I cringed and my father laughed.
“It healed in seconds. I could already sense you were going to be a Luna wolf, but that confirmed it.” She finished.
“And I didn’t even scar,” Eli chimed in.
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“I can’t believe I licked your knee. Why on earth would I have even done that?” I exclaimed.
“Your father was always coming home with some kind of injury and you would watch me heal him.” My mother replied.
“Okay, so I can sense other Luna Wolves, but how am I supposed to flush out the council? Will Lily let me know when I see one? And Mom, I want you here. I don’t like not knowing where you are,” I told her.
“I will,” Lily said.
“The council is looking for me. I can’t put you and my grandchildren in danger.”
“Lily will rip them apart.” I could feel her nodding her head. “It’s something we should have done before I left that place,” I grumbled. Blake took my hand and squeezed it.
“I’m keeping your mother safe, Stormy,” Eli assured me and Blake mumbled under his breath.
“Sweetie, just focus on looking through the pack. You may not find the council but you may find someone who knows something.”
“I’ll give it a try, Mom. Thank you. Stay safe. And Eli, I will,” he finished for me. “Rip me apart, yeah I know, Stormy.” He brushed off my threat and I knew he had rolled his eyes. I pushed my lips in a line not liking his attitude.
“Babe, I’ll call you after we have come up with a plan. Eli, keep my mate safe,” my father commanded.
“I’m a Luna Wolf, I can take care of myself,” my mother scoffed and I snickered. She gave my father the same attitude I give Blake when he
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is being overbearing.
“I wonder where you got that attitude from,” Blake mumbled and I smacked his chest.
“Maybe if you weren’t so unbearable, I wouldn’t give you so much sass,” I huffed and Luca chuckled.
“That’s my girl. Give them hell. I love you.” She ended the call and I smirked at Blake.
“Ryley, I don’t like this. I know I set this up but I spent the night thinking it over and I can’t put you in danger. You’re carrying our child and I almost lost you enough times to last a lifetime.” He sighed.
“I’m pregnant, not broken. I can still shift and I want to help. I can go shopping with Becky and Isabelle. It would look like just some friends going out and I will connect if I see anyone suspicious.” I turned my chair towards him and took hold of his hand. “And it would be nice to get out.” Blake’s chest rumbled and I knew I was going to win this battle.
“We both need to keep the pack safe. This isn’t just on your shoulders, the pack is my responsibility as well. Pregnant or not.”
“I hear everything you are saying, baby, I do, but if anything were to happen to you and our child.” He couldn’t say it. “You are the only one keeping me sane,” he brought a hand to my cheek and I smiled at him.
“And you will be right outside if anything happens. No one knows I’m pregnant. We can leave a team here to watch Walter and Evie.”
“I will also stay here, but I would like you to take a few of my men to keep me informed.” My father told Blake.
“Fine,” Blake finally exhaled. He pulled me out of the chair I was sitting in to sit on his lap. He rubbed his nose against mine. “But you