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 True Luna
Chasing The White Wolf
The White Wolf Series Book 2

Tessa Lilly
 BLURB
"SHE IS MINE!"Leon growled so loudly that even I flinched.

"I'm going to kill him." Leon continued. "He won't touch her. He
won’t have her. I won't allow it. If you fuck up, Logan, I will stick my
claws up your ass."

"I won't fuck up." I sighed. "Not again. I will not lose her. She
belongs to me. She is mine, and mine only."

"I'm glad we are finally on the same page." Leon growled. "Too bad
you didn’t listen to me when we found out she was our mate. There
wouldn't be other men after her right now."

"Shut the fuck up." I growled back.

I blocked him and took a deep breath. His words only fueled my
anger and my jealousy. I knew that he was right. If I accepted her,
like I should have, there wouldn't be a Jacob or a Drake now. Sienna
would have never been able to take her from me. She would be
marked, mated, and mine. Nobody would have taken her away from
me.

After Emma came home from the hospital, everything changed. Her
mate Logan wants her back. Her brother believes her. Sienna and
Rolf are gone. Emma is confused and hurt. She doesn’t want to
forgive her mate, but her feelings for him are growing. She is
struggling with her emotions and everything gets even harder when
she finds out the truth about herself. The Rogue King knows about
her. He is coming for her. He wants to take her away. What will
Emma do? Will she forgive Logan? Will he be able to save her from
The Rogue King?

This is book 2 of The White Wolf Series. Book 3 is coming soon.

CHAPTER FORTY-SEVEN – Burning

Logan POV

I was pissed as fuck.

In just a few short minutes, that little mutt would be sitting on this
couch. He would be looking at MY mate like she belonged to him. He
would laugh with her, and he would touch her.

He thought that she would choose him. He thought that he would

take her away from me.

‘SHE IS MINE!’ Leon growled so loudly that even I flinched.

‘I’m going to kill him.’ Leon continued. ‘He won’t touch her. He won’t
have her. I won’t allow it. If you fuck up, Logan, I will stick my claws
up your ass.’

‘I won’t fuck up.’ I sighed. ‘Not again. I will not lose her. She belongs
to me. She is mine, and mine only.’

‘I’m glad we are finally on the same page.’ Leon growled. ‘Too bad
you didn’t listen to me when we found out she was our mate. There
wouldn’t be other men after her right now.’

‘Shut the fuck up.’ I growled back.

I blocked him and took a deep breath. His words only fueled my
anger and my jealousy. I knew that he was right. If I accepted her,
like I should have, there wouldn’t be a Jacob or a Drake now. Sienna
would have never been able to take her from me. She would be
marked, mated, and mine. Nobody would have taken her away from
me.

“Maybe you should leave, Logan.” Andrew sighed.

My eyes snapped to him. “Are you insane?!”

Andrew ran his hand through his hair and sighed again. “You are too
tense. Your Alpha aura in the room is suffocating.”

“I’m not leaving my mate alone with another male who wants her.” I
growled, clenching my fists so hard that it hurt.

“She won’t be alone.” he said. “I will be here the whole time. And
Amy is coming as well.”

My nostrils flared and my anger kept rising. “I said no.”

“Fine.” Andrew said, raising his hands in surrender. “But try to calm
down a bit.”

I gave him an angry glare and tried to listen to him. I closed my

eyes and took a deep breath.

I heard Emma walking downstairs, and her intoxicating scent calmed

me down instantly.

I turned around to look at her.

She was beautiful. She was wearing leggings and a hoodie. Her hair
was lifted in a messy bun. She looked so fucking amazing that I
almost grabbed her and made her mine. Her scent was driving me
crazy.

“Is everything okay?” she asked when she reached the bottom of
the steps.

She could feel my Alpha aura in the air.

“Of course, love.” Andrew smiled at her. “Don’t worry.”

She opened her mouth to speak, but she was interrupted with a
knock on the door.
Fuck.

My blood boiled, and he wasn’t even inside.

Emma walked to the front door and opened it.

Amy jumped on her, squealing loudly.

“Emmy!” she yelled. “I’m so glad you are okay! I missed you so
much!”

Emma chuckled and hugged her back. “I missed you too, Amy.”

“Are you okay?” Amy asked her as she let her go and looked up and
down her body.

“I’m fine.” Emma smiled.

My heart skipped a million fucking beats. I wanted to kiss her.

Amy moved away, and the fucker walked inside.

He was looking at my mate like she was his whole world. I clenched
my fists, and I had to hold back from killing him.

“Hello, beautiful.” Jacob said as he pulled Emma to him, kissing her

cheek.

I saw fucking red.

I growled loudly and jumped up.

“Logan!” Andrew shouted, grabbing my arm.

Emma and Amy looked at me with wide eyes. The fucker smirked.

“Alpha.” Jacob said smugly.

“Keep your fucking hands off of my mate!” I growled.

I was letting Andrew hold me back. If I wanted to, I could rip out of
his hold and kill the fucker before anyone could blink.

But I couldn’t. Because of Emma. She would never forgive me if I

hurt him.

Emma stepped away from Jacob, and he frowned.

“Alpha, Beta.” Amy nodded, breaking the tense silence. “I’m sorry. I
was so happy to see Emma that I didn’t notice you there.”

“It’s okay, Amy.” I said as I sat back down.

“How are you, Amy?” Andrew asked her, giving her a small smile.

I have no idea what she said. My sole focus was on Jacob and the
way he was looking at my mate.

Emma closed the door behind Jacob and motioned for him to sit
down.

“Would you like something to drink?” Emma asked her guests.

“Coffee would be nice.” Amy smiled at her.

Emma nodded and smiled. “Jake?”

“Sure, beautiful.” the fucker said, smiling at her like she was the sole
reason for his existence.

I hated the nickname. Only I got to call her that. She was mine. Her
beauty was mine.

“Sit down, Em.” Andrew stood up and kissed the top of her head.
“Hang out with your friends. I will get the coffee.”

“Thank you.” she smiled at him and sat down on the couch next to
me.
I was so glad the fucker sat on an armchair. The only empty space
was the one next to me. I reached out, placing my hand on her
lower back. Touching her calmed me down. She stiffened and
glanced at me.

“How are you, Emma?” Jacob asked her, leaning his elbows on his
knees.

“I’m fine, Jake.” she smiled, looking back at him.

“Are you sure?” Amy asked, looking at her suspiciously.

“I’m sure.” Emma nodded. “My ribs are still sore, but it’s nothing
compared to how it was a few days ago.”

“I am so sorry, Emma.” Jacob sighed. “I should have done

something. I should have talked to your brother. I knew what she
did to you before the kidnapping. I should have done something.”

“Stop it, Jake.” Emma said. “It’s not your fault. You wanted to talk to
Andrew. I was the one who stopped you.”

“Well, even if I did talk to him, it wouldn’t have done much good.”
Jacob said, sending me an angry glare.

I growled loudly. The pup had some balls. I was his Alpha.

“What is that supposed to mean?!” I growled.

“Logan?” Emma called me before the fucker could answer. “Can I

talk to you in private?”

I nodded, glaring at the fucker. Emma and I stood up, and I followed
her to the backyard.

“Can you please stop fighting with Jake?” Emma asked as soon as
we stepped outside.

She turned to look at me and crossed her arms over her chest.
I sighed and ran my hand through my hair. “It’s hard, Emma.”

“I know.” she sighed. “But please just try, okay?”

I looked at her, and all of my strength burned up in flames in a

second. I couldn’t hold back anymore. I needed her more than my
next breath.

I closed the distance between us in two long steps. I cupped her

face with my hands and lowered my lips to hers.

Sparks. Tingles. The whole fucking fireworks.

Her mouth on mine felt perfect. Her scent consumed my senses

completely. Her taste was the best thing I’ve ever had.

My whole body buzzed with need. Her skin was like fire under my
touch.

The sweet moan that escaped her made my dick so fucking hard
that it hurt. I groaned, placing a hand on the back of her neck and
pulling her closer.

One of her hands gripped my shirt, and the other went to my hair,
pulling on the strands, making my knees buckle. I almost fell down.

Fucking shit. She was addicting.

Our mouths moved perfectly together. I never wanted to stop kissing

her.

The need to mark right then and there was overwhelming. Leon’s
possessive howls didn’t help one bit. I pushed him back earlier, but
he broke through my barrier as soon as he felt our mate in my arms.

Emma broke the kiss, panting heavily and staring at my chest.

I nuzzled my nose into her hair. “I love you, baby.”

She looked up at me but stayed silent. I didn’t expect her to say it
back. I had a long road of forgiveness ahead of me before I could
hear those words come out of her sweet, addicting mouth. But I
needed her to know.

She was my whole word. She came before everything else in my life.
I lived and breathed for her.

“We should go back inside.” Emma said quietly.

I nodded, bending my head and placing a small kiss on her neck.

She shivered, and I smiled.

“Let’s go, baby.” I said as I took her hand in mine and pulled her
back into the house.
CHAPTER FORTY-EIGHT – I messed up

Emma POV

I messed up.

I should have never let him kiss me.

Now I couldn’t stop thinking about it. I couldn’t stop thinking about
his lips on mine, his hands on my body, and his scent all around me.

I messed up pretty bad.

I was lying on my bed, staring at the ceiling. I was painfully aware

of him sleeping in the room opposite mine. He’s already moved in.

Every part of my body wanted to run to him. I wanted to feel his

hands on me. I wanted to feel his lips on my neck. I wanted to sink
my canines into his neck, marking him and letting everybody know
that he was mine.

But the voice inside my head kept screaming at me. I felt like I was
tied up to my own bed, unable to do what my body craved to do.

And I knew that the voice was right.

Logan didn’t want me. He would soon realize that I was still the
same small, weak she-wolf he rejected. Only this rejection would
hurt so much more. It would probably kill me.

I was already battling with the memories from the cave. I had a
hard time stopping Rolf’s words from constantly repeating in my
mind. I could still smell that awful smell of wolfsbane mixed with my
own blood. I could still see the orange hue that fire created on the
cave walls. I could still feel the cold floor of the cave on every part
of my body.
My body was out, but my brain was still trapped inside that cave.

And I wasn’t sure I was ever going to get out.

If I added the pain of his rejection on top of all that, I didn’t know if
I would be strong enough to keep on going. Especially now that I
got a taste of him, now that I knew what it felt like to have his
hands on my body.

I groaned and closed my eyes.

This was going to be so hard.

It would be so much easier if he stayed in the packhouse. I wouldn’t

have to see him all the time. I wouldn’t have to feel him close to me.
I wouldn’t be surrounded by his scent all the time.

I opened my eyes and sighed.

‘Eliza?’ I called my wolf.

‘Yes, Emma?’ she responded sleepily.

‘Are you up for a run?’ I asked, hoping she would say yes.

I really needed to get out of here just for a little while. His scent was
driving me crazy. I was seconds away from running to him.

‘Run?’ Eliza asked, and I could feel her getting excited.

I hadn’t shifted since my birthday. I knew Eliza wanted to be set free

again.

‘Yes.’ I responded. ‘I need to get out of here for a while.’

She understood immediately. ‘Let’s go, Em.’

I got out of bed quietly and walked to my closet. I pulled a hoodie

over my pajamas and put on a pair of sweats. I put on socks and
sneakers and walked over to my window, opening it as quietly as I
could.

I knew that I couldn’t go out through the front door. I would wake
up Andrew and Logan, and they wouldn’t be happy with me wanting
to go for a run in the middle of the night. Maybe they wouldn’t
forbid me to go, but they would surely want to come with me, and
that would mess up my plans of getting away from Logan for a little
while.

I climbed out of my window carefully and jumped off the roof. I

landed in soft snow. I stayed crunched down for a few moments,
waiting to see if Logan or Andrew woke up.

When I couldn’t hear anything, I stood up and walked to the tree

line.

I removed my clothes and folded them in a pile under the tree. I

was shivering, and I couldn’t wait to shift.

‘Ready, Em?’ Eliza asked me.

‘Yes.’ I said with a small smile.

I closed my eyes and let Eliza take over. It wasn’t as painful as the
first time, but it wasn’t comfortable either.

‘I’m sorry, Emma.’ Eliza said. ‘We haven’t shifted in a while. It will
get easier.’

‘It’s okay.’ I smiled and opened my eyes.

Well, my wolf’s eyes. I looked down and saw my white paws.

The combination of snow and moonlight made me look like I was

glowing. I grinned and took off.

I was running through the woods, feeling the cold air brush through
my fur. The feeling was amazing. The fresh air helped me clear my
mind. Now that I was away from Logan and his scent, I could think
clearly. I couldn’t let him kiss me again. I couldn’t let him touch me
again. Not until I had time to think about everything. Not until I had
time to decide what to do.

‘Are you going to reject him?’ Eliza whined after listening to my

thoughts.

‘I don’t know.’ I sighed. ‘He doesn’t want me, Eliza.’

‘He does!’ she exclaimed. ‘Leon wants us. Logan wants us. Logan
regrets rejecting us, Emma. He loves us.’

‘He is going to remember why he rejected me in the first place.’ I

said. ‘Nothing’s changed. I’m still the same girl he didn’t want. I
won’t be able to survive the next rejection, Eliza. It will kill me.’

‘How are we going to live in this pack with him close?’ she whined
again. ‘We would still want him. It would be torture.’

‘I was thinking of leaving for a while.’ I shrugged. ‘Visit other packs,

travel, get some new experiences.’

Eliza gasped. ‘What about Andrew and Asher? I don’t want to leave
my brother, Emma!’

‘We would come back, Eliza.’ I sighed. ‘We wouldn’t leave forever.’

Before she could respond, I heard the panicked voices of Andrew

and Logan in my mind.

EMMA! They screamed at the same time.

I got so scared I stopped abruptly, tripped over my own feet, and

landed snout-first into the snow.

Shit.

Where are you?! I could hear Logan’s panicked voice.

Come back right now! Andrew shouted.

I stood up and shook the snow off of my fur.

What’s wrong? I mind-linked them back. I’m close by. I just

wanted to go for a run. I’m fine.

Come back, Emma. Andrew said. Right now. It’s not safe.

Not safe? What was he talking about?

I looked around. I wasn’t even close to the border, and I was

completely alone.

Did the rogues attack somewhere else?

Not safe? I asked them as I turned around to run back to my

house. Is it the rogues?

Just come back right now, baby, please. Logan’s scared voice
filled my mind.

Eliza purred at the sound of his voice, and I sighed.

Convincing her that leaving him was the best option for us would be
hard.

After about 15 minutes, I came back home.

Logan and Andrew were pacing nervously around the tree where I
left my clothes. They were wearing sweats only, making me wonder
how the hell they weren’t freezing their asses off right now.

I could see the perfection of Logan’s body. The muscles on his arms
were huge. His stomach looked hard and soft at the same time. The
V line going into his sweats made me want to drool. He was perfect.
I wanted to touch him. I wanted everybody to know that he was
mine.
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