Reclaiming My Broken Luna by Selene Souchon

Chapter 177: Traveller

Astrid's POV

"Dad, are you serious?!!!" Asha's loud voice welcomed us as Alpha Theron, and I left his office. "You're seriously going to entrust our Pack to an outsider for two more years?! Why can't you just command Beta Alek to go back instead of letting her be in charge of his

duties?!" Asha ran after her father as she yelled at him.

When I glanced at her, she secretly flashed me a murderous glare, showing how much she hated me.

I only let out a deep breath as I averted my gaze, acting like I didn't see her glaring at me.

Alpha Theron remained silent and kept on walking as his daughter confronted her. With the way that Asha is acting right now, she deserves to get a death sentence.

Even though Alpha Theron is her father, he is an Alpha first. Questioning his decisions is equivalent to rebellion.

Asha is so driven by her anger that she can't hear her words. She has no idea that she sounded like she wanted to be the Alpha instead.

Luckily for her, her father loves and cares for her so much that he would allow her to speak like that.

because I never told him anything. I don't want what happened before to happen again when Alpha Theron and Asha fought because of me, which ended up with Asha being grounded in

and hurt her. I'm sure that Alpha Theron would hold a grudge against me if I lifted a finger on his precious daughter. "Astrid!" I looked up when I heard Drystan's

smiled when I saw him, but my smile didn't reach my ears. I don't know how I could tell him that I'd have to stay here and he would have to continue

smiled. "Let's go and eat," he

small restaurant to eat. There is a popular restaurant in the Shadowfang Pack, and ever since we tasted their food, we have become a regular customer of their restaurant. Having a restaurant inside a Pack just shows how big

our food when our order arrived. The food service is quick here. As soon as we placed our order, it took us

seeing Drystan eating without saying a word, I knew he had skipped lunch

hunger, I reached into my pockets and showed Drystan an

I spoke as I slid the envelope

as he opened the

The letter read:

Dear Astrid,

friend! I've been meaning to write to you for some time now, but the whirlwind of my travels has kept me quite busy. Every day, I meet so many Strangers and make friends with them. It was

the world a bit. I'm currently in Hawaii, and the beauty of this island paradise is truly breathtaking. The beaches here are simply stunning, and I've been soaking up the sun and splashing in the crystal-clear waters

of the grass and to hear the crashing waves than the animals that lurk in the forest. Hawaii is a perfect escape, and I found myself wishing that you could have been

everything is going well for you back home. I know how much you've been longing to