#Chapter 106: Leaving The Past Behind

Aria’s POV At work, Cathy, Piper, and I gather in the office that morning over coffee. At my insistence, Cathy didn’t bring the newspaper with my photo on it, but to my dismay, Piper already had one. I believed she was fully ready to frame it and hang it behind her desk. “You know that my identity is a secret,” I reminded her when the three of us were alone. “Hanging that up might cause questions.” “I’m allowed to idolize the former Luna of the pack,” Piper said in her defense. Cathy grinned, but I shook my head. “I’d rather you wouldn’t,” I said. “Too late, I think,” Cathy said. None of us pointed out the story under the fold of the newspaper, the one that talked about how the elder werewolves of the pack were pushing for Lucian to marry Dr. A. And for that, I was grateful. It was difficult enough dealing with the embarrassment of having my donation discovered. I was not at all ready to talk about how the elders thought I should marry my ex-husband. Though, I supposed,