Page 29 of Unbelievable Faith
“She’s aSeer.”
Michael stopped walking as the shock of the words hit him, “She’s awhat?”
“Yeah. You heardme.”
“Jesus,” He swiped a hand through hishair.
No wonder Maddox had wanted to control that pack and get in with the DeLuca family. Seer’s were extremely rare but a precious gift in a pack. Nova was so young, of course he couldn’t have gone after her directly. It wouldn’t have made sense for him to play the long game like that. So he’d gone after Luna instead and hoped to gain control of her sisters through hersubmissiveness.
“Yeah, ” Rafe said again, “Turns out, she had a vision that started all this shit withMaddox.”
“What kind ofvision?”
“The kind where you show up like a white knight and save Luna and then claim her as your mate and make her yourqueen.”
“Holyshit.”
Nova had known. He recalled the way she’d backed him up when Leo had denied his bond with Luna. Nova was the one that had said it was true. She was the one that had convinced Leo to calm down and let Michael take care of her. She’dknown.
“She saw you taking Luna away and Leo thinks that’s what set Maddox off. He knew he was out of time to get her to accept his claim reasonably. He knew he was losing her to you and soon and he snapped I guess.” Rafe shrugged, “I don’t know how it all works but, seems like this was all set in motion long before we knew aboutit.”
Michael scrubbed his hand over his face again, “That’scrazy.”
“Yep, but that’s not all, she’s been talking about her newest vision and it’s freaking everybody out, yours trulyincluded.”
Michael started walking again, “What’s shesaying?”
“Well, for starters… she said Luna isn’t safeyet.”
“Like hell she’s not.” He growled, “She’s here, on Moirae land, in the pack lodge, in my room. She’s the mate of the Pack Alpha. Of course she’s safe. She’smine.”
Rafe shook his head, “That’s what I saidbut…”
“Okay. Yeah, you were right to come get me. Let’s go talk toher.”
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