Read Luna on The Run â I Stole The Alphaâs Son Chapter 37 â Elena POV The sound of the door creaking open alerted me to someone entering my room. Rolling over, I blearily looked over at the door, only to lurch upright when I saw Axton enter my room. Only he moved differently and stopped in the center of the room when he saw me sit up. I rub my eyes, wondering why he was in here. He was standing at the edge of the bed when I opened them again, I shullie back when my cyes meet he to find them pitch black, and I knew he wasnât the one in control. I thought something was up when he walked in because his movement appeared forced âLexa!â I hiss at her, forcing her awake. âGet your furry a*s up and deal with his creepy a*s wolf,â Lexa mumbles incoherently.
What did he want, and why the heck was he standing there staring like some creep? Lexa mumbles, pushing the veil that separates us away and peering out of my eyes. âWhat the fuck!â I had to fight the urge not to roll my eyes.
âNo sh*t,â I tell her âWhy is he just standing there? Has he said anything?â. she asks me, and I blink up at the behemoth of a wolf wearing and inhibiting my mateâs body as if he owns it. I was about to try to speak with him when Lexa shoves forward abruptly, taking control of my body, and my face flames at what spurts out of my lips.
âYo, you know we can see you? Just because youâre standing still doesnât mean youâre invisible!â she snaps at him. Axtonâs head turns before raucous laughter leaves him that has me leaning back. âHe ainât the full quid. He is one of those special wolves, the crazed ones that spent too much time in his ownerâs skin suit,â Lexa whispers as I move across the bed when he steps closer.
âI was trying not to scare you,â He says. His voice was so much deeper than Axtonâs, gravelly as he came to sit on the edge of the bed. I lean away from him as the bed dips.
âI wonât hurt you; I am not Axton,â he says, and I chew the inside of my lip, replaying his words, and I could feel Lexa doing the same.
âDoes Axton want to burt me?â I ask him, and his eyes widen, âWait, I worded that wrong. He is an idiot,â he growls, but he still doesnât answer my question, âI wonât let him hurt you,â he finally offers, but that did not reassure me if the intent was there. He glances at the clock on the bedside table, and so do I finding it nearing midnight.
âYou can go to sleep if you want. I will just watch you.â i had a funny feeling I wouldnât be able to sleep soundly, knowing he was going to be watching me.
âShouldnât you maybe go to sleep, too?â I ask him.
âNah, Axton sleeps enough for both of us,â he answers.
âNot the full quid,â Lexa mumbles.
âYou can sleep, I will watch the wolf in the meat suit,â Lexa tells me. âCan you make him leave, like canât you do something? Heâs your mate, too,â I tell her âDo what in this body of yours,â she growls at me, âI donât know, wolfy sh*t,â 1 offer. Lexa hulls, her frustration evident along with her snarky personality.
âAnd what does that mean?â
âAnd you call him unhinged. What do you think it means? Force him out, growl or something?â
âWhy donât I offer your a*s for him to sniff since you seem to think I am some barbaric animal!â she retorts.
âWhat?â
âWell, that is what normal wolves do. You are the one thinking I have to control him because itâs his wolf. We are the same person, Elena, just on different sides of the same coin!â Lexa snaps at me, and I roll my eyes at her. âYou know what I mean.â
âI donât think I do,â she huffs, wandering off to the back of my mind. âLexa!â I hiss at her, but she abandons me. Focusing back on Axton, I blink at him.
âWhat is your name again?â
âKhan and the skin suit belongâs to Axton.â Okay then, I never would have guessed with its remarkable similarities.
âYour wolf, whatâs her name?â he asks, watching me curiously. Silly wolf thinks she can ditch me. I will show her.
âAh, her name is Fefe.â
âFefe? Sounds like a dogâs name,â Khan says, trying out her name. He looks at me, staring at him before he gasps. âNo, itâs a good name, sound name, suits⦠you?â I try not to snort while blocking her out so she canât listen in.
âWell, nice to meet you, Elena, and Fefe,â he says, though I could tell he thought the name was as ridiculous as it sounded Khan doesnât leave, but eventually, I canât fight sleep anymore and pass out while hoping he doesnât kill me in his sleep. However, I slept well. Instead of fear and restlessness, I slept all the way through. His scent was soothing. However, when I woke up, he was gone, and for a few seconds, I wondered if I had dreamed of the bizarre interaction. If it wasnât for his lingering scent and Lexa confirming he was, in fact here, I might have convinced myself I did dream it.
After showering and getting dressed, I found this place rather boring. I tried to leave to take a look around but found the door locked from the outside, which made me wonder what would happen in the case of a fire. I didnât like being confined. Lexa kept telling me he probably doesnât trust us, but it didnât make the nervousness disappear or stop the walls from feeling like they were drawing closer.
I even tried the house phone to see if I could ring my mother, or maybe Alishaâs parents, to get the funeral arrangements, yet as I picked it up, I found he had cut the cord that goes into the wall. Sighing, I set it down. We couldnât even call for help. We had no pack link and were once again trapped. Lexa tried to remind me it was better than being at Jakeâs, yet the confinement I found was much the same.
We spent most of the day cleaning and cooking. After we noticed his dinner was gone from the microwave. We counted it as a win as we rifled through the cupboards for what to make for him tonight.
We decided to cook a roast and even made a cheesecake for dessert. Setting the table, I heard the door open and heard him laugh as he stepped inside the door taking his jacket off. A feminine laugh reaches my ears, and I stand up from setting the table and look over at him.
âMm, something smells nice in here,â the woman says, stepping in, and Axton stiffens, turning his head toward the dining area and looking at me as a woman with long caramel-colored hair steps in, looking around. She startles as do I see her step into the place. Lexa came forward to see what had startled me.
âOh, sorry,â she murmurs, dipping her head to me when Axton drops his hand on her lower back. âPay her no mind. She is just the help,â he says, and I stare at him before looking down at the table I was setting. âDid he justâ¦â Lexa couldnât bring herself to say it, but I knew what she (BIRULIWA meant; her words werenât needed as I watched him walk the woman down the back of the apartment where his room was.
Fighting back tears, I continued setting the table, yet they didnât emerge from the room even after I finished eating. I waited and even made an extra plate, not wanting to be rude and eat in front of her, while Lexa snapped and snarted at me about encouraging lum to have a mistress I tried to remind her we were basically a surrogate at this point and a live-in maid because he rejected us back She didnât want to hear it, instead once again leaving me alone to deal with our new reality It was beginning to become quite lonely, I leave the table set only cling wrapping their food as I clean up my dishes and the mess I made in the kitchen. Once finished, I make my way back to my room; I was kind of hoping he wasnât in there and they were somewhere else, yet as I passed I could hear her bubbly laughter as they spoke, which really made it hit home at who she was to him.
My stomach sank as I pushed the door open before closing it gently. I suddenly felt homesick. I wanted to go home, yet I wasnât sure where that was anymore. It certainly wasnât here or with my parents, but I long for the feeling of what home was meant to represent because home was meant to feel safe, whole, and loved. Yet now, thinking about it, the last three places I called home never were, which left me with nothing and no one, and being here, I was beginning to realize it was something I never had to begin with..
I longed for something more, something that was mine and now I knew I would never have that, at least not under this roof. The only thing I could say was mine at this point were my babies, and I knew that was only going to be for as long as I carried them. If he was this controlling now, how much worse would it get once they were here?