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Lycan King Kai "I'm really trying to understand this. You're dating a peasant and what is this she says of you both getting married because that is just not possible." I leaned on the wall just letting her have her moment of crash out because she look alike she needs it to be able to survive this whole conversation. "It's not really science and you're not the one getting married so you shouldn't think long and hard on it like that." She looked like she would pass out as she sat on the seat just peering at me like it would be her greatest joy if I just told he it was all a facade. "You are supposed to get married to my daughter." She stated, stomping her feet as she hit the table dramatically. "That table cost a lot. Wouldn't want to ruin it." I gestured towards the table and I think it pissed her off the more as she only slammed it further. "You can have your moment." I simply nodded and she took a deep breath turning to stare at me. "I wonder why I'm troubled. You wouldn't want

ARYA On getting to my room, I pushed the door open and walked in, slamming it behind me. The second my door slammed shut behind me, I let out a breath I didn’t even know I was holding. I stood there, back against the wood, head tilted up toward the ceiling like I was praying—but to who? The Moon Goddess? The ghosts in the cemetery? The monsters in the water? Myself? Yeah, no one was answering tonight. It wasn't even up to a goddamn day after I and Kai officially sealed this deal and he was already wanting to announce to the entire pack. I mean, I wanted that but isn't it too sudden...for..? My boots hit the floor one by one as I kicked them off, then I stalked across the room and collapsed face first onto the bed. Everything was too much, Kai’s eyes, that grave, Bria’s stupid voice and now this announcement. It all spun inside my chest like a damn tornado. And yeah, maybe I should’ve kept walking. Maybe I should’ve pretended I didn’t hear her. But I’m not that girl. I neve

ARYA On getting to my room, I pushed the door open and walked in, slamming it behind me. The second my door slammed shut behind me, I let out a breath I didn’t even know I was holding. I stood there, back against the wood, head tilted up toward the ceiling like I was praying—but to who? The Moon Goddess? The ghosts in the cemetery? The monsters in the water? Myself? Yeah, no one was answering tonight. It wasn't even up to a goddamn day after I and Kai officially sealed this deal and he was already wanting to announce to the entire pack. I mean, I wanted that but isn't it too sudden...for..? My boots hit the floor one by one as I kicked them off, then I stalked across the room and collapsed face first onto the bed. Everything was too much, Kai’s eyes, that grave, Bria’s stupid voice and now this announcement. It all spun inside my chest like a damn tornado. And yeah, maybe I should’ve kept walking. Maybe I should’ve pretended I didn’t hear her. But I’m not that girl. I neve

ARYAI stared at him.I hated how he said my name.Soft, careful, like I was some fragile thing instead of a ticking bomb covered in bruises.His hand was still on my face, thumb resting just beneath my cheekbone like he had the right to touch me, like we weren’t strangers tied by duty and rage and a deal that never included feelings.I slapped his hand away.Not hard.But hard enough to mean it.“Don’t,” I muttered, my voice thick and hoarse. “Don’t pretend to give a damn.”Kai didn’t move. Didn’t flinch. Just waited.“You don’t get to play the concerned fiancé now,” I said, the words gaining volume as I stood again—wobbling but standing. “You hate me. I know you do.”“Arya.”“No,” I snapped. “You don’t have to lie. Not here. Not behind closed doors.”The lump in my throat was sharp, but I forced it down, holding onto my fury like a lifeline.“If I died yesterday, you would’ve thrown my body in a ditch and found someone more proper to play Luna for your precious pack.”“Don’t be dram

ARYAOn getting to my room, I pushed the door open and walked in, slamming it behind me.The second my door slammed shut behind me, I let out a breath I didn’t even know I was holding.I stood there, back against the wood, head tilted up toward the ceiling like I was praying—but to who? The Moon Goddess? The ghosts in the cemetery? The monsters in the water? Myself?Yeah, no one was answering tonight.It wasn't even up to a goddamn day after I and Kai officially sealed this deal and he was already wanting to announce to the entire pack.I mean, I wanted that but isn't it too sudden...for..?My boots hit the floor one by one as I kicked them off, then I stalked across the room and collapsed face first onto the bed. Everything was too much, Kai’s eyes, that grave, Bria’s stupid voice and now this announcement. It all spun inside my chest like a damn tornado.And yeah, maybe I should’ve kept walking. Maybe I should’ve pretended I didn’t hear her.But I’m not that girl.I never was. Or a

ARYAAs I walked back to the palace, I smiled in satisfaction knowing that I was going the right thing. As I stayed in this pack, I would figure out who I really was and one part of me knew that I wasn't coaxed to stay in this new pack, this was where I was meant to be.To be honest, I don't even know what I would ask King Kai for yet if he asked again what I wanted my favour to be but I knew for a fact that it could come in one day.It's good for people to be indebted to you, you could take advantage of that at any time of the day.The sneers, snarls and whispered that followed my trail as I walked from the cemetery back to the palace didn't even bother me any longer.The sooner I start getting used to it, the better for the entire world.I wasn’t even inside for five full minutes before the palace reminded me why I hate people.The corridors were quieter than usual, the air thick with that sterile scent of fresh polish and secrets. My boots made a soft click against the marble, bu

Author’s NoteAs I write these final words and close the chapter on Chasing His Stunning Luna, my heart feels both full and unbearably heavy. This book has been a journey—one that I poured my soul into, one that became a part of me in ways I never imagined. The characters, their struggles, their triumphs, their love—they were not just words on a page but living, breathing parts of my heart. And now, having to say goodbye to them feels like losing dear friends.This story was not just a tale of love, redemption, and strength—it was my anchor during some of the toughest days of my life. While crafting Arianna and Sergio’s world, I faced personal battles of my own, struggling with health difficulties that made writing a challenge.Updates were a hassle to do, writing was a hassle. I thought of abandoning this book, I thought of just giving up as I was so exhausted but a lot of you readers stood by me and supported me. There were days I could barely focus, days when I questioned whether

The sun hung high in the sky, its golden rays casting a warm glow over the training grounds. The sound of fists meeting flesh, the rhythmic thuds of bodies hitting the ground, and the sharp bark of commands filled the air.Arianna stood at the center of it all, her presence commanding, radiating both power and grace. She was no longer the hesitant Luna of the past but a leader who had fully embraced her role. Clad in a fitted black training suit that accentuated her toned physique, her golden-brown hair was tied into a thick braid that cascaded down her back, strands sticking to her sweat-dampened skin as she moved with fluid precision."Again!" she called out, her voice firm yet encouraging. "I want strength in every move! No hesitations!"The Gammas followed her command without question, executing a series of swift, lethal movements as they sparred in pairs. Arianna walked among them, correcting stances, blocking sloppy punches, and offering sharp critiques where needed. Her golden

ARIANNAIf I was able to curse in my wolf form, I would curse at this point!Sergio stood to his feet immediately and I looked over at the battlefield.It was chaos, the air thick with the scent of blood and burning wood. My chest heaved as I stood amidst the carnage, my gaze locked onto the massive wolf lying in a broken heap before me. Logan’s father.My body trembled from the force of my last attack. He had been aiming for Sergio—his massive frame crashing into my mate with the force of a hurricane. The sound of bones snapping echoed in my ears, and a cold rage settled deep inside me. Sergio groaned, but he was alive. My heart clenched at the sight of his battered body, but I couldn't allow myself to falter. Not now.The beast’s golden eyes flickered, his breath coming in short, labored pants. He was still alive, still trying to move. My glare bore into him, a silent promise that he would not leave this battlefield alive. He had hurt my mate. That alone sealed his fate.A sudden

ARINNA “Sergio,” I rasped, my voice a broken whisper, the name barely making it past my lips. He turned sharply, his dark eyes locking onto mine, immediately scanning me for injuries I think as I stood from the floor. “Baby?” I stopped short, my pulse drumming in my ears. I needed to say it, but the words felt like glass in my throat, sharp and impossible to swallow. I swallowed hard. “It’s Annika.” His brows drew together, his body tensing like a bowstring being pulled tight. “What about Annika?” His voice was rough, wary, as if he already knew but refused to believe it. I forced the words out before they could strangle me. “Silas has her. He brought her for us, I'm sure you can use her as bait. Sergio didn’t move. Didn’t speak. For a heartbeat, he was stone, silent and unreadable. Then, like a dam breaking, the realization slammed into him, and his entire body snapped taut. “What?” The word was a blade, sharp and deadly. I nodded, my breath coming fast. “He caught her. And

ARIANNA "We’re ready." The elder finally announced, his voice steady but grim as he turned to face me and I gulped. My heart was beating fast, really fast at this stage. Nothing can go wrong, I can't afford it. Dear goddess, if you're listening, please make this work. He motioned for the guards standing by the entrance. Two of them stepped forward, their heavy boots thudding against the cold stone floor. Their faces were set, but I could see the doubt lurking in their eyes. They had watched Sergio slip further and further away. They had seen me breaking apart with every breath he failed to take. And now, they were seeing my hope—the last shred of it—held in the elders calloused hands and whatever that potion is that he was holding. "Carefully." He instructed with a scrunched up face as they bent over him. The wound was still fresh yet it seemed like it was decaying and I thanked the moon goddess at least for the fact that he slipped into unconsciousness because the pai

ARIANNA I turned to Silas, my voice steady despite the tension coiling in my chest as my mind went back to the fact Sergio hadn't woken up yet. "You brought her here. You hide her. Somewhere no one will find her. Chain her up, make sure she can’t escape." Silas narrowed his eyes, nodding and then began scratching his head like he was shy of something. "Alright I'll do so." I turned to Mia for some back up but she just threw her hands up and leaned in to whisper. "He's thrilled and a little shy. To them, if someone ever gives a task, which means the person traits you. You could never understand their rules." She shrugged and I nodded in understanding. "What if she decides to be stubborn and thrash out or fight me? Can I hit her?" I almost bursted out in laughter but just let out a sharp breath. "Make sure she doesn’t get the chance. Just do it anyway you can before anyone sees her. We don’t need unnecessary attention." He nodded once and dragged Annika away into the, her muffle