His Miracle Luna-the Forsaken Lycan Queen novel Chapter 157

Elena’s P

Let’s go home,” I said, the words escaped my lips, bringing relief to my heart that’s been aching for so many

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Rafael, still clinging to my hand, looked up at me with wide hopeful eyes. He wiped the tears that managed to escape his eyes again and nodded his head happily at me.

The journey back to the cars was slower and filled with silence, but it wasn’t as suffocating as the tension that had built up between the three of us earlier, now that Rafael’s wariness wasn’t as high as it had been earlier.

I kept Rafael close to me, his small hand warm in mine, showing him that I’d always be here for him and he’d never be alone again. That he could count on me.

“Rafael,” I began softly, as we walked, with Deacon slowly following behind us like a mighty warrior who’d protect us at any time if there happened to be a sneak attack from somewhere,

Since it was a long walk back to the car, I decided to break the prolonged silence and explain things more to him in detail after I saw his continuous glances toward Deacon.

Looking down at him, I continued, “You asked about that other man I was with before… Bryson. He… he’s not my husband anymore. That was a long time ago, before I even knew Deacon.”

I glanced at Deacon, who gave me a comforting smile and a nod that was full of trust. “Deacon is now my mate, my fiancé. He’s strong, sweetheart, just like your father was, and your grandfather. He’ll protect us.”

Rafael glanced behind us again and looked at Deacon, whose presence always brought a comforting warmth rather than a looming threat, and I hope that’s how Rafael felt now as well.

Though Rafael’s initial wariness toward him hadn’t vanished entirely, it had softened into a cautious curiosity.

And for now… It’s enough. I’m just glad that he agreed to come with us.

Over the passing minutes, we walked together, and he started to get a bit more used to Deacon’s presence.

He didn’t even flinch anymore when Deacon started walking beside us and helped us manoeuvre our way around the dark woods field with roots and stones scattered everywhere.

Later on, I even saw him subtly leaning into Deacon’s side when a twig snapped loudly near us.

And the fact that he did it subconsciously, that he was surprised and had to distance himself quickly, made my

heart warm even more.

Deacon also maintained a respectful distance from him but kept a watchful eye; his earlier sternness had been replaced by gentle patience, a quality I rarely saw him display.

When we reached the cars, Tyson and the other warriors were waiting, their expressions a mix of relief and curiosity.

Tyson’s gaze lingered on Rafael for quite some time before a flicker of understanding passed between them. Rafael, sensing the shift in atmosphere, tightened his grip on my hand, but he didn’t hide.

“We’re taking him home, Tyson,” I announced, my voice laced with a triumph I couldn’t quite contain. “Rafael is coming back to the pack.”

Heck, if I didn’t want to see my nephew, I’d probably jump and shout in joy. Seeing me dance like crazy wouldn’t be surprising either.

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My words hung in the cool night air as my suppressed joy still managed to exude in the air.

My family… I have a family again.

My father, my brothers, and my moin… They were all gone. The pack had mourned, but they had also moved on, Just like I was. And accepting the tragic end of a powerful lineage like ours was hard for everyone, especially with my marriage to Deacon.

Now, here I was, bringing back the last living, breathing successor. My last kin.

News, I knew, would travel faster than the wind through the pack lands.

And I wasn’t wrong at that.

By the time we reached the kingdom, whispers were already spreading like wildfire.

Many were sceptical, especially those who hadn’t seen him yet.

My family were wiped out. It was a tragic massacre that spread through every corner of the kingdom and every pack in the country. It was indeed almost impossible for a pup to have survived.

Well, almost… but not entirely impossible.

I could already hear the doubts, and the quiet disbelief was rippling from pack to pack.

But what really worried me once we got back was the official matters we had to attend to, rather than the gossip.

I could already imagine King Desmond receiving the news. Knowing him, he would surely demand verification to confirm Rafel’s identity. He’ll probably ask for a DNA test or some other more test.

His primary concern would be the stability of the pack and the kingdom, and truth be told, an unexpected return of a lost heir who was thought to be dead would undoubtedly cause a stir, potentially upsetting established power dynamics.

But for the others, especially the older members of my pack and the council, it might see it as a sign, a blessing, a return to the old ways.

And then there was Glenda.

My stomach churned at the thought of her reaction.

She had always thrived in the shadows. But I knew her anger and grudge against me were only blazing more an more each passing day.

The return of Rafael meant a new success for me. I’m sure she wouldn’t want to see me and Pack getting back on our feet.

And I fear it would take her attention.

Being Rafael, my last kin, there is no doubt that he’d be one of my weaknesses, and so would be my pack’s.

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