Mom and I arrive at the memorial for Lily Nelson. It’s not the only one here, we memorialize all of our warriors and pack members that give their lives for the pack. However, Lily’s is the largest. Mom had them create a stone statue of a woman with angel wings keeping watch over her wolfpack.
Each week, we bring several different types of flowers and plants to the memorial site. This week we have some poinsettias, winter jasmine, winter aconite and snowdrops. As always, mom walks up to the statue and places her hand on the joined hands of the statue and quietly says, “Thank you Lily for your sacrifice. I told you I’d never forget and I never will.”
We begin quietly working around the area, removing snow, pulling out the plants that are dead or dying and replacing them with the new ones that we’ve brought.
“Mom, have you ever met the Nelson’s daughter?” I ask.
“Cara? Sure honey, haven’t you?”
I look over at her and shake my head, “I don’t think so. I know I’ve never been introduced to her. What’s she like?”
My mom continues her work as she answers my question. “She’s a sweet girl, quiet, and smart.” She stops and looks up at the statue, “She looks like her mother, but has her father’s eyes. Lily was a strong and beautiful woman.” A soft smile plays on her lips, her eyes seeing a distant memory. “She didn’t take crap from anyone, including your father.”
I stop and look at her, “What??” This was news to me.
day, your father needed some warriors to go with him to another pack that was making threats to ours. He planned to give the pack one last chance to change their mind about going to war by reminding them of the strength of our warriors. Lily was pregnant with Cara at the time and so your father thought it best if she remained behind.” She starts laughing and presses her hand to her
had started staring off into space again, lost in the memory. I interrupted
it, before or since. Your father was so strong and sure of himself that he couldn’t believe it. Clint just sat back proudly and watched
they got back, your father assigned her to me and
the other pack?,” I
he was. Soon thereafter, he challenged Alpha Leander knowing that the pack didn’t have any Guardians
before? “Wait, Alpha Liam’s father defeated the alpha of the
time, our pack was the largest and strongest in the country. That war with the Shadow Falls pack and the subsequent absorption of the warring pack is what allowed Shadow Falls to become the largest in the country, but we’ve remained the strongest. They paid a heavy price though. That was when they lost Leander’s mate and Liam’s mother, Luna Estella. He was only 6 years old at the time. Leander was never the same after he lost his mate. He held on as long as he could, but when Liam turned 16, he finally gave up and let the Goddess take him.”
take on, but he has handled himself and his pack very well. Your father offered to mentor him and he
the Alpha of my pack for two years already. My life has been relatively easy compared to Alpha Liam’s. I’d never given much thought to when he became alpha. I remember hearing of his father’s passing and him taking over as alpha, but I was only 10 years
mom asks me to join her in her office. This is not good, since that is where I get
to the side board and pours us both a glass of wine. “Have a seat son.”
and look at my mother. “Have I done something to upset you mother?” I ask.
window overlooking the back of the packhouse and the surrounding forest.
I thought I was being
she turns to look at me. “Surprised? I am the Luna of this pack. What
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