An Alpha is my Mate

Chapter 14

Ella POV:

It's been 3 days since Amelia left and I have been missing her. I feel empty without her near me. I tried to talk with her through our bond link but she's not answering.

I paced back and forth in our room, trying to calm my nerves down and make myself believe that nothing has happened to my mate.

'Fuck! Why couldn't I have gone with her?'

I stop pacing when I heard a knock at the door and rushed over to answer it hoping that it's one of the warriors with any kind of news on their alpha. When I opened the door, I was kind of disappointed when it wasn't who I thought it was.

"Luna?"

"Sarah, I told you not to call me that."

"Sorry...force of habit with the alpha."

"What can I do for you?"

Without another word she just grabbed my hand and pulled me out of the room. When I met Sarah, I just thought she was going to be just another pack member but no, she became my friend.

Most people in this pack only look at me as a Luna and seem to be afraid to get closer to me. This sucks because I never had friends before, I mean I can understand why they will be afraid because Amelia can be scary when angry.

"Sarah where are you taking me."

Still no answer. We walked until we got outside, and all the kids were out playing and enjoying their time out. Normally they will be inside doing homework or working on a project.

I love playing with the kids. It makes me feel like I am getting back the time that was taken from me when I was a kid. Playing with them bring so much joy to me, that it makes me scared that that joy will be taken from me at any given moment.

"I know how much you like being around the kids and being in the room all day again...will not make your worries go away."

She was right about that. Staying inside will just make me worry more. We went over to the kids that were playing soccer.

"Luna!"

"Luna Wilson!"

I smiled when they all ran up to me and tried to hug me at the same time.

"How are you all doing?"

"We're fine, do you want to play with us?"

I nodded my head even though I didn't know how to play the game. One of the little girls showed me what I was supposed to do and the point of the game.

Once I had it down, I begin to understand what I was doing. After the first round all the kids got on one team to go against Sarah, Jess, who I found out was one of the warriors, and myself.

We went easy on them, letting them win every game but would score here and there to make it seem like we were doing our best.

I got tired and went inside to grab a glass of water and heard Abigail crying. Forgetting about the water, I went upstairs to the nursery and seen her laying in her bed. I picked her up and held her to my chest.

"It's okay, I got you. What's the matter with you?"

I changed her and made a bottle for her, knowing that the last time she ate was 3 hours ago. Taking up the rocking chair in the corner, I fed her and hummed a lullaby to her.

This special bond, I have with her is amazing and I love feeling it. It didn't take long for her to fall back to sleep but I couldn't get myself to lay her down. I just wanted to watch her sleep.