Game of Destiny – A Thrilling Tale of Power, Love & Fate

Chapter 107-2

“Husband?!” Mrs Jones asked and they both hugged him. “CeCe has been holding out on us.” I had to laugh at Finlays surprised look.

“Don’t blame her. It is a recent development. We were away on… vacation and it was a spur of the moment kind of thing,” I explained.

“Back in my days, we weren’t so slow. The two of you have been heading for the chapel for years. The poor man even took hot coffee to his private parts to get your attention,” Mis Jones reminded me.

“It was worth it,” Finlay told her and gave me a demure kiss. The tw women giggled like teenagers.

“Are you staying in town?” Mrs Andersen asked.

“No. We just stopped to refill on our way home. We couldn’t just pass by,” I told her.

“That’s right, you always were a smart girl. We will let you eat in peace, but it was lovely seeing you again.” I got another round of hugs before the two women left. We finished our pies and coffee and started our drive back home. Martin’s family was following us.

than expected,” Sam said.

weren’t alone,” I

the Luna. I thought I would have a calm mind, but I was drawn into

usual our Luna makes us proud. I still think it was an unnecessary risk,” Finlay told us. It made us all laugh. I used the time in the car to catch up on some sleep. Martin’s family were safe and I was in the back seat snuggled up to Finlay. I

was changing into fall colours. The familiar ease came over me as we passed over the border and I smiled as I saw a large part of the pack waiting for us as we parked outside the pack house. Sometimes I forgot how many of our members used to be members of the Ocean Shore

have made Martin’s house available to you. No one has lived there since he passed

let us know,” I told them

you, Luna. This will

prefer, you are welcome to have your meals at the pack house”

around, come and go as you please. We place no restrictions on you,” Finlay told them.

you,” Kyle said, he looked

time to get settled and maybe catch up with some old friends,” I told them before handing them the key to the house. “It feels nice. We did the right

think so too. It’s a nice way of honouring Martin,” he agreed. We stayed out in the garden for a while. I did some weeding, and Finlay took a seat on the garden bench and read through some reports. Fall was coming fast and only some root vegetables and cabbages remained to