It has just been a month since I know about the contents of the prophecy. It is another secret that I have not told anyone. Unfortunately, I am feeling the effects of hiding the truth. No one has fully believed in my vague and confusing explanations, but no one will accuse me out loud of hiding something. And Adrian... Everything seems to be back to normal between us, but I feel that not everything is the same as it was. We've moved away from each other even if we didn't do it completely consciously. My wolf keeps nagging me to confess everything to him and start with a fresh page, but I guard my secrets fiercely. Someday the time will come for them. But it's getting to me a little bit. Also, for the past week or two I have felt like a walking zombie. I can' t stand the smell of mint anymore, no matter if it's ice cream or tea, I just get nauseous at the very thought of mint. My favorite flavor... A horrible sensation that I don't know where I got it from. I must have overeaten and will crave it again in a while. Another "why" question to the bunch of unknowns. On another note, I'm very pleased because I've already established myself fairly well in the role of Luna of the pack, to the best of my ability. I'm still a bit slow on some points, but I'm trying my hardest. My thoughts were interrupted by a voice I hadn't heard since my dream:

Daughter... It is time to reveal the truth... We will meet soon...

I decided that it was better to listen to this voice and finally pull myself together in order to respect this recommendation, which sounded like a command. Being a bundle of nerves, I told Adrian in my mind to call everyone into the living room because I didn't have the head or the patience for it. I walked back and forth, and when I counted the number of heads I stopped in one place, my eyes making a hole in the floor. Arranging my thoughts, I noticed my aunt and uncle walked in. Although they raised me, I don't feel a particularly strong bond with them now. They seem to be complete strangers to me. I get more love and care from Adrian's grandparents and parents, as well as my biological father, who I had only recently found out existed, and with whom I had already become very close. I shook my head and pulled myself together.
- I'm sorry to drag you all here so suddenly, but I have something important to say that can't wait a minute longer. - Daniel opened his mouth to interrupt, but I silenced him with a wave of my hand. There was a grave silence after my next sentence: - It has to do with the events of the previous month. I don't even know where to begin... - I laughed wryly.
- Maybe from the beginning? - Maria suggested with a gentle smile. I cringed, thought again and began my speech.

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Throughout my story, they had a diverse range of feelings written on their faces. From astonishment to concern. When I finished, they each had to do some more thinking.
- So you're saying you're some kind of fairy tale hero on steroids?
- You could put it that way. - I shrugged my shoulders, slightly embarrassed by the term "hero". At that moment a storm broke out. Everyone was shouting to say something, but a moment later everything froze in place. They were not even breathing. Startled, I turned behind me and saw a man with golden hair that shone.
- Hello daughter... - I heard his words even though he didn't move his lips. I nodded slightly and looked at his face. - I am happy to see that your family is worried about you and curious about your character. I hope that you will finally experience the happiness that you have long desired. In a few days you will learn an important fact. However, I warn you... You can't always trust those you trusted in the past... - when he finished, he began to dissolve into thin air and disappeared with a smile directed in my direction. All the turmoil returned and I was a little shaken. I'm not sure of his identity. I think he is one of the High Elves. Creatures that have inhabited the Earth since ancient times. The original ones, who were here before the first mortals came. They have been here since Earth appeared in the solar system. No one knows what they look like or what they really are. Indestructible legends that everyone knows about but doesn't believe in their existence. Well I certainly believe in that possibility now. He was probably sent by Hekate. She wanted to show me that my doubts were right on target, but at the same time they were a little unfounded. The man's warning began to hang over me like a gloomy cloud from which the rain is almost to fall, but yet it does not. I sat like that and their deliberations fell into one ear and left through the other. After the debate was over, when I got to our apartment, I threw myself on the couch and decided to watch a movie. I took the remote control in my hand and started jumping around the channels until I came upon a movie with a promising plot. I was so drawn in that I didn't know when Adrian found himself in the room. It wasn't until he placed himself behind me and pulled my body to his that I caught on that it was actually my mate. I got all warm inside and smiled slightly. So we laid there and watched a wonderful comedy, sometimes laughing out loud at the actions of the main characters. When it ended and the credits rolled, I turned off the TV and the room went silent.
- I'm sorry. - my word floated in the space of the empty room. He sighed and rolled me so that I was facing him.
- From now on, no more secrets. None. - He murmured and closed his eyes. I kissed him briefly on the lips and then trustingly snuggled into his larger body and we fell asleep in each other's arms.

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I woke up moments before sunset with my heart pounding strongly. Even though I have so many wonderful people around me, the past sometimes comes back in the form of nightmares that I never remember. Although since I met them they no longer appear every day. Maybe someday they will disappear completely. I was beyond warm, so I whispered in Adrian's ear to move a little and not to crush me with his body. When he stayed in the same position without any whining, I became concerned. He is always complaining that I wake him up and why am I interrupting the rest that he deserves. I wrestled with his body for a bit but finally pushed him off of me, crawling out from under his posture. He was breathing, but he was sort of unconscious. Had he gotten really that tired?
- Finally. I've got you all to myself. Don't worry about your lover boy. He just received a horse dose of tranquilizer. When he wakes up, he'll only have a severe headache. - I heard a woman's voice behind my back.