The Luna’s Choice by Kat Silver

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Chapter 26: Theo

Ayla and I spent the morning together, and I filled her in on what happened in Bonnerville. As I expected, she wasn’t happy about the situation. She wanted to question the rogues as soon as they arrived. later that evening, but I convinced her to wait. They were locked securely away in the cellar. For now, I wanted her to focus on Mina and the ceremony. This was supposed to be a happy, exciting time for all of us. I didn’t want the Waar Pak issue getting in the way of that any more than it already had.

Besides, we all needed a break from it for a few days.

Ayla and I hadn’t had many normal experiences in our relationship, and I was determined to make that happen that weekend. So, when we finally dragged ourselves out of bed, I sent her off with Mina, Annabelle, and my mother for an afternoon at the spa. I got Mom’s list of to–do items left to tackle before the big day and dragged Briggs and Jimmy to help knock them out.

My dad joined us for dinner, and we ended up in the packhouse rec room shooting a few games of pool with a few beers. I had invited Will, but he needed time at home to be there early the next day. It was after nightfall when my phone rang. It was McCabe letting me know they had arrived with the rogues. I told him where to go and that I’d meet them there.

“The transfer here?” Briggs asked after finishing a combo pocket shot, putting him ahead of me.

I nodded. “Jimmy, you take over for me,” I said, tossing him my pool queue. “Dad, you want to come give me a hand?”

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“Do you have to ask?” he said with a wry smile.

come and help out,” Briggs

and easy,” I said. “Won’t take long and

a bet,” Briggs said

back exits. I had kept him informed of everything that was going on. He was still the Alpha, after all. It was important for everyone that he be involved in certain things. And meeting one of our pack sheriffs for a rogue prisoner transfer was one of those things. Besides, I still needed his

they going to the garage?” Dad asked as we

to the utility shed without having them out in the open,” I told him. “Harmon

said. “This in and out

for pack–assigned vehicles. It was mostly SUVs and trucks, a few

his chest. Three warriors I had arranged to travel down to get them

I said, shaking his hand. “I believe

father.”

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he greeted

there weren’t any problems getting here,” I

the usual,” he said. “But we did have to sedate them a couple hours ago. They started making a lot of noise

walk?”

out, but it should make getting

I replied, moving to the back doors

hit me, now mixed with days–old sweat and filth. The one we hadn’t questioned yet was lying across the floor while

get them inside,” my father said next to me. “We don’t want