Home. We were going home, finally. I had to restrain myself from pushing everyone out the door of the cabin in the morning. To be honest, they didn’t need me pushing them. Everyone was just as excited as me to go home. Amie had

taken my altercation with Alpha James harder than I expected. She had been keeping close to me ever since. Not that I

minded. It was where I preferred her to be, but I didn’t like her to feel stressed or worried. We needed to get back home

so I could give her all my attention. After breakfast, everyone offered to help wash up and pack the last things. It was

almost comical to see them all ‘helping’. My aunt did her best not to snap at them as they got in her way.

“Okay, everyone. Take one last look around, make sure we haven’t forgotten anything. We won’t be back for another ten

years,” I called out. Amie and I had already made sure everything in our rooms had been packed and stored in my truck. We stood waiting while the others had a look around.

“All done, everything is packed,” Sam declared.

“Then let’s get in the cars. Time to go home,” I told them. There was a loud cheer and we filed out of the cabin. I opened

the door to the passenger seat for Amie. She had the packed lunch my aunt and Raina had made for us. As she got

seated, I leaned in and kissed her, because I hadn’t a good reason not to do it.

“A day and a half,” Amie said as I pulled out and made sure everyone was following.

“Homesick, Red?” I asked.

“Yes.” I took her hand and as the warrior manning the checkpoint let us pass through, she let out a sigh and I could feel

her relaxing. I kissed the back of her hand while watching the road.

“A day and a half,” I reminded her.

“When we get home, do you think the pack will let us stay locked in our house for a week?” she asked. I laughed.

“Are you kidding me? Medow and my aunt will steal you away to plan a mating ceremony,” I said.

“Oh! I didn’t even think about that.” She was not big on celebrations, it had gotten better since she came to the pack but

she was still bad at things that put her in the spotlight. Everyone else birthdays and celebrations, she was the first one to

organise. It was nice to know my aunt and Medow would make sure Amie got her moment as well.

“I think you need to plan for it,” I said. “What else do you want to do when we get home?”

“Gardening. I know Medow said she would look after your garden, but I miss spending time in it. Maybe there will be

enough rhubarbs left to make a pie,” she dreamily said.

“Our garden. Well, let’s be honest, your garden,” I corrected her. Her smile grew bigger.

“And I want to walk along the creek, the wildflowers will soon be out of season. And go for a run on pack land. The full

moon is only two weeks away. What do you want to do?” she asked.

“Spend time with my mate,” I told her.

“That’s not fair. You make me sound like a bad mate,” she objected. I smiled.

do things that make you happy. I will just follow you around,” I said. She looked

was crazy,

would like that. And we need to move

I will talk to Miles about the addition to the house,”

time to run the pack as well.”

as well. But we will be allowed to sleep in for the next

eventually falling silent. It was

at lunchtime to eat

the first evening shift,” Amie told

talking too much, Red?”

and sleep.” She put on music on a low volume and I twisted so

way, I could lean

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was just as unproblematic as when we drove to the games. Amie had asked

to get back as soon as possible,

all equally eager to get back. It was late evening on the second day when

A shiver ran down my

Amie said and

to read the complete version

now and

agreed. Word of our arrival had spread through

space in front of it. I drove and parked at

their families before I sprung my

hugging Mari and Cadence while kissing his mate,

a kiss on Martina’s head. Medow handed their daughter over to him and

were happening. “Ready?” I

and took my hand. We walked towards the pack. Medow looked up to greet us.

at mine and then down to our linked hands. I

didn’t seem to know what to do. In the end, her instinct

bowed.

as they looked at Medow and then

the members who had been with us bowed, even though they had already sworn

allegiance once.

told them. I looked at her and smiled.

herself at Amie. At first, my instinct was to pull her off as I was afraid Amie would get hurt.

and

You didn’t even call to tell me?” Medow said

be more fun this way,” Amie

me of the opportunity to welcome you home as a Luna deserves,” Medow said, pretending to

said, looking at Sam. I saw my friend turn pale. In the past, I would have found it funny, but since mating,

the need of pleasing your

told him not to say anything,” I told Medow. She looked

I will forgive him,” she said. Sam looked

he linked

this if I ever need to be saved,’ I mindlinked back.

out we were destined mates. To my delight, Amie blushed as

version of

the ones coming back. I think we all could use some

off to bed. Tomorrow we will celebrate the pack’s new rank,” Amie told everyone.

the pack disbursed. I noticed Ramses had a trail of single women

I put my arm around Amie as we walked into the dining hall.

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