Moon Phased: The Triple Claim novel Chapter 236

Chapter 122-2

Chapter 122-2

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Realization at that moment dawned on me what he had just called the doctor, and I couldn’t help myself from sheepishly asking him, “So, is everyone here in Beaumont like you?”

Instead of answering me verbally, Chance just nodded his head, and my eyes widened, as I now realized that this whole time I had been living among a pack of werewolves. Just the thought of it sent a chill down my spine, thinking that one of them could have wolfed out in front of me at any time, especially Jessica when we had our confrontations.

“Oh my God.” I said as I stood abruptly, stepping away from the steps, as I bent over, taking deep breaths, realizing that Jessica and her mother could be behind all these attacks on me, since she was the only enemy that I had made in this town.

“Are you okay?” Chance asked as he got to his feet, moving beside me, as he began to rub my

back, clearly worried about me.

Standing back up, I took a deep breath, before I said to him, “It has to be Jessica and her mother behind all these attacks on me. She clearly wants me out of this town, dead or alive.”

Chance shakes his head this time, disagreeing with me, before he says, “Jessica and her mother are a lot of things, but I don’t think that the two of them could pull something of this magnitude off.

However, I am sure that they would do anything to secure Jessica the Luna position of this pack,

but I don’t foresee them having connections with the Rogue Alpha King.”

Once again, my eyebrows furrowed as I looked at him, wondering what the hell a Luna position

even was, as the only position I knew in a pack was an Alpha’s. I clearly should have paid more

damn attention to the movies that Lexi had forced me all these years to watch with her, but

unfortunately, I felt like they were hours of my life that I was never going to get back, at least that

was back then. Now, I wish that I could remember just an ounce of them, as I felt like they would

be helping me understand somewhat of what was happening here.

“You don’t know what a Luna is? Do you?” Chance asked me, and this time I shook my head, slightly embarrassed that I didn’t know, but I had no clue what the hell he was talking about.

Taking a deep breath, he holds it for a few seconds, as he closes his eyes, and I could see that he was worried about what he was about to tell me. Finally, he opens his eyes, exhaling slowly, before he says to me, “The Luna of a pack is the Alpha’s mate, but in our pack’s case, it is the Alphas

mate.”

I believe my mouth dropped to the ground, before my eyes even had time to widen, as it didn’t take me long to realize that Chance and his brothers were the Alphas of this pack. I felt foolish for not figuring it out on my own, as it clearly made a hell of a lot of sense, especially with the way that

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It now also made sense why Jessica had her claws dug so deep into Chase, because she didn’t want to lose her chance of being one of the Alpha’s mates. But now knowing this, I questioned how it was possible for them to think that I was their mate, when I wasn’t like them.

“I am not a wolf.” I admitted to Chance, as I shook my head, hoping that he wasn’t believing the story his grandmother was telling about me being one, because if that was what they were all banking on, then I wouldn’t want them to be disappointed.

Chance closes the small space I had put between us, before he took my hands into his, while he asks me, “Why do you think that?”

My eyes narrowed this time as I looked at him, before I said blandly to him, “Um, well, that’s simple enough, because I can’t shift into a wolf like you.

Chance let out a chuckle, and I had to wonder what he thought was so damn funny, but when he finally said to me, “No one can shift before their eighteenth birthday, except for the eldest Alpha of the pack.” I knew now that there was a slim possibility that their grandmother could be right about me being a wolf, but really what were the chances of this.

Pulling my hands from Chance’s hold on them, I turned away from him, as I looked back thinking of anything that could possibly be a sign that I was like him. The only weird thing that I could confirm that has been happening to me is that my wounds had been healing at an alarmingly fast rate. Other than that, there was nothing else that I could even think of that would even remotely make

me think that I was like him.

Shaking my head once again, in complete denial, I said to Chance without turning around, “I’m sorry, but I think you all got this one wrong. I am not a wolf.”

“What if I told you that your mother was?” Chance now says to me, making me snap back around

to look at him, wondering what proof he had to back this up, because if she was a wolf just like

him, then it would add another twist to why she had left here all those years ago.

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