Promised at the Moon (11 page)

Epilogue

Liam shuffled from foot to foot, his arms twitched, and he ran his fingers through his hair.

“Stop.” Natasha laughed. “You’ll be fine.”

He gave her a weak smile and watched the bustle of the baggage-claim area. So many people coming and going. He wished he were going. He could still run out and wait in the car with Cara.

She’d been getting better day by day, though on more than half a dozen nights she’d awakened screaming and reliving the attack. Natasha and Liam planned on moving in to his bungalow together, they’d both been staying in the condo to make sure Cara was all right for the time being. She’d told them a dozen times that she was, but they wanted to be sure. Cara was like a sister to them both. They weren’t just going to leave her to fend for herself.

Natasha squealed and let go of him. She ran toward a tall dark-haired man and a petite blonde.
Too late.

“Papa! Mama!” She raced into their arms. The three huddled together with tears in their eyes.

Liam shoved his hands deep into his jeans pockets and waited. His chest tightened at the sight.

They let go of each other, and Natasha glanced around. She spotted him and waved him over. He rubbed his neck and trudged forward. His boots hit the floor, and his bracelets clinked. He reached the small group, and Natasha reached for him.

“Mama, Papa, this is Liam.” She beamed up at him, but he couldn’t think of what to say. He chewed the inside of his lip as her parents inspected him.

Her father’s stern dark eyes turned Alpha gold for a moment before going dark again. Liam swallowed, trying to remember the words he’d been practicing for the last week.

Natasha’s mother stepped forward and wrapped her arms about Liam’s waist, hugging him tight. Stunned, he looked down at Natasha and then at her father.

Her mother lifted her face from his T-shirt. “Thank you for saving our Natasha.”

Natasha’s father clapped Liam on the shoulder. “Thank you for saving my
bebe
.” He stuck out his hand to Liam. “I owe you my life.”

Liam took the firm grip and shook it. Natasha’s father pulled him close, and the four of them stood in a group hug. His chest puffed with so much happiness he thought it would burst like a piñata full of confetti.

He’d found his pack. His family.

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Rebekah R. Ganiere is a bestselling, award-winning author whose debut novel released in January, 2014. Rebekah is either on the board of or a member of several RWA chapters including the Fantasy, Futuristic & Paranormal chapter, the YA chapter, and the Los Angeles and Orange County chapters. When Rebekah isn’t writing she can be found cosplaying with her four kids, and speaking on panels at San Diego Comic Con as well as Comic Cons all over the West Coast. You can find Rebekah all over the Internet at
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Promised at the Moon

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