Aurora’s POV
The panic that filled me was uncontrollable, my heart hammering so hard it felt like it would punch a hole through my chest.
What the fuck was I doing? Why was I here of all places?
These questions swirled in my mind, but I couldn’t find any answers.
Coming to where Jaxon and his son lived hadn’t been part of my plan when I left. I’d just wanted to escape that suffocating atmosphere and go back home to shower and sleep.
Now I stood in front of his house, unsure what to do. Should I leave? Or should I go see
him? Maybe he wasn’t even home. It was a weekday; he probably had his own shit to deal
with.
Years ago, when I discovered Jaxon was my mate, I’d momentarily wavered under the influence of the mate bond, like a magnet pulling me toward him, but later I’d resisted
and firmly rejected him, hating how he kept pursuing me without considering what I
wanted. I’d get angry whenever he’d fight with Sebastian over me.
Looking back, I saw how similar he was to Thea. Their determination, stubbornness, and
refusal to give up on the ones they loved were so much alike. Sometimes I even wondered why they hadn’t ended up together.
If they had, it would have been perfect. It might have saved all four of us the heartbreak and pain.
With a sigh, I pushed these thoughts aside. What was done was done. There was no going
back. I had to look forward.
I stared at the exterior for a moment, then killed the engine, got out, and stood by my car, looking at his house.
Before I could chicken out, I took a deep breath and forced myself to walk up to the door. I lifted my hand to knock but hesitated. Shit. I probably looked like a crazy person, but

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