Thalia POV
“You did well, my child.”
My head hurts. I groan. “Huh?”
A woman chuckles softly. I slowly open my eyes, and I’m resting on the softest, cushiest grass field I’ve ever felt. I looked around and saw the Moon Goddess.
“Moon Goddess?” I asked, trying to understand what was happening. “Am I dead?”
She chuckled. “No, child. Just resting.”
“Resting? Here?”
She smiled gently at me. “Actually, you were found, but you were unconscious. You have been that way for over a week. Aiden is beside himself.”
“Did we win the war?” I asked.
She smiled. “You did win the war. When you killed Julian with that surge, you passed it to every one of his warriors. They were all connected and all shared in his greed. Even his beta, who left, was destroyed because of what you did. What you did was on a level of divinity. You felt what was happening to Julian. You knew what was going to happen because you felt it inside you.”
“What about his pack members?”
“They are all gone,” she answered sadly. “They chose to follow a flawed man. Julian was inherently evil.”
Then another thought occurred to me. “What about Angelo? Sinclair brought him. He accepted Aiden and me as his pack leaders.”
“That was the only thing that saved him. He switched his allegiance with his heart, not just his mind. He will have a mate. I have already put her in his path.”
I breathed a sigh of relief. “So it’s all over?”
“For now, yes. There will always be battles. There will always be something to overcome. However, in this lifetime, you will not have another war that will define the werewolf world. I’m proud of you, my child.”
I smiled, and then I looked around. “What happens now?”
“Now, you go live your life with your mate and have your pups,” she said.
But then I remembered something. “What about Dad?”
She smiled widely. “He is a character. Do not worry, he will return to Rebel. He still has important work to do, but for now, he is here with me.”
“Thank you, Moon Goddess. Am I allowed to tell Mom?”
“Please do. She is worried. She just needs patience. Especially Roxie. Now, it’s time to send you back. Are you ready?”
“Will I see you again?” I asked.
“The next time you see me will be when you come to me indefinitely. Live well. Love hard. Cherish your happiness.”
I felt tears on my cheeks, though I wasn’t crying. I furrowed my eyebrows. “Go. Aiden is crying for you,” the Moon Goddess said.
I hugged her goodbye. Then I got thrown through a tunnel. I will never get used to that feeling. When I finally reached the other side, soreness was everywhere.
I slowly opened my eyes, and I saw white light. I closed my eyes again, then slowly opened them. I began to look around the room. It’s empty, but through the glass opening in the door, I see Aiden talking to the doctor.
I still hear his thoughts. His mind is open to me. I don’t want to alert him yet. I am too busy falling in love with him all over again.
“Raul, she is my life. There has to be something we can do. It’s been over a week. She hasn’t woken up,” his voice cracked.


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