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Not Your Luna One
I groaned as the alarm sounded, pulling me harshly from my cosy dream. Reality. “Hallie. You better wake up, or you're be late again.” My sister's voice echoed through the door, asking if I was awake. Why did she always have to be so perfect? She was always up on time and always going on about how excited she would be to find her mate. “Go away, Veronica,” I yelled as she continued to bang on my bedroom door. I rolled my eyes and headed to the bathroom, turning on the shower to drown out her annoying banging and shouting. Mornings were never my thing, but I knew that if I wanted to be one of the top female warriors, I had to be punctual. Coach Benjamin had already been on my case about my timekeeping; if I kept being late, he would have no choice but to stop my training. No way was I letting that happen, and I wouldn't let him down. My brother, George, was away at alpha training; he would soon become the near alpha when our father stepped down. He had to train tw
Not Your Luna Two
It was almost lunchtime before I decided I needed to go for a run and let my wolf roam around. Jax and Kels were far too busy with their tongues down each other's throats, playing their favourite game of tonsil tennis. They were obsessed with each other; it was cute, but being like that with someone made me want to throw up in my hands and clap. I would much rather skip that part of life. My father was adamant that I would soon find my mate, and my mother was excited about throwing a grand ball. The whole thing was just a pointless load of rubbish, in my opinion. I was excited for my brother to come home from alpha training; we had always been close. I suppose that might be because he and he were close in age. Veronica was all right, but she was sometimes so whiny and irritating. For example, when my mother would try to discuss pretty dresses, I would get bored, but Veronica would squeal with excitement and overreact. She liked to be the centre of attention. “Halli
Not Your Luna Three
I was at a loss for words. Everyone had their eyes on me, including my mother, who looked disappointed by my lack of enthusiasm. Just moments before, she had dropped the news of a ridiculous mate ball, a place where single she-wolves could find their mates. Suddenly, my brother returned with a mate in tow and a baby on the way. He broke the awkward silence by throwing his arms around me and spewing nonsense about how much he missed me. He didn't miss us much, considering he forgot to mention his mate and child. Now, our parents would be even more pushy for me to follow in his footsteps. I took a deep breath, trying to calm my nerves and gather my thoughts. I knew that I couldn't continue to feel resentful towards my brother, but I couldn't shake the feeling that his return would only add to the pressure I was already feeling. I decided to step back from the situation and focus on what I wanted. I knew I didn't want to be pushed into finding a mate at some silly ball, but I di
Not Your Luna Four
I was brimming with confidence as I prepared to showcase my abilities, my wolf eagerly anticipating the challenge. With every passing moment, I could feel the excitement building within me, urging me to push myself to the limit. I took a deep breath, my gaze fixed on the opponent before me, and reminded myself that I was ready for anything that came my way. And then, the buzzer sounded, signaling the start of the challenge, and I sprang into action with all my might. I shifted seamlessly between my human and wolf forms, my every move calculated and precise. I could feel the wind whipping past me as I charged towards my opponent, adrenaline pumping through my veins faster than my feet could move. But I was in my element, and my wolf was right there with me, every step of the way. My opponent was strong, but I was stronger. I dodged and weaved, striking with lightning-fast reflexes that left my opponent reeling. And when I finally emerged victorious, I let out a triumphant roar
Not Your Luna Five
When I arrived at the Garson Pack, I was thrilled to see how beautiful it was. Before me stood a magnificent forest with tall trees that seemed to reach for the sky. It was like something out of a fairy tale. When I walked into the center of the pack, I was greeted by Alpha Arnie and his wife, Luna Isabella. Alpha Arnie was a towering figure, with broad shoulders and piercing blue eyes. His wife, Luna Isabella, was breathtakingly beautiful, with long black hair that cascaded down her back in waves. They were both incredibly welcoming and showed me around the pack, introducing me to some of the other wolves. As we walked, I was struck by how friendly and welcoming everyone was. Even the youngest members of the pack, like little Peggy, were eager to say hello and make me feel at home. Peggy was a little doll, with big beautiful green eyes and pigtails tied up with pink bows. She was dressed in a pretty pink dress with white sequins all over it, and her shoes were pink with white d
Not Your Luna Six
I stood there, feeling all pairs of eyes on me, as if I were on display. Their gazes bore into me, waiting for my reaction. I was at a loss for words. What the hell was I meant to say? I barely knew them, and now I had just found out their son was my mate. The mate that I never wanted. All I wanted was to train and become the warrior I had always dreamt of. This was my worst nightmare come true. “Well?” My so-called mate grinned at me with his hands in his pockets, as if he knew that I was struggling. I glared at him, feeling a surge of anger and frustration. He must be so arrogant, I thought to myself. I wanted to reject him there and then, but his parents were watching me excitedly. They were obviously pleased their son had found his mate. I, on the other hand, was not pleased. I pinched myself to make sure I wasn’t dreaming. It all felt so surreal. I had always heard stories about finding your mate, but I never expected it to happen to me. And now that it had, I didn't know
Not Your Luna Seven
I'm so excited to finally start my warrior training at the Garson pack, but as soon as I wake up, I feel the weight of what happened last night. My mate is the son of the alpha and Luna, and their excitement about our match is almost too much for me to handle. I'm not sure how to feel about the situation, but I know that I can't just reject him. It would be a betrayal to the pack and to his family. I groan and throw my head back onto the pillow, wondering how I got myself into this mess. The knock on the door is loud and insistent, and I know that it's him. My wolf is going crazy, but I can't bring myself to feel the same way. I'm annoyed that he's always around, pestering me about our match. My father would be thrilled that my mate is the son of such a strong pack, and my mother would be ecstatic, but I'm not sure how to deal with these intense emotions. As I get up and get ready for the day, I can't help but feel like I'm stuck in a love triangle. I wish that I could just tal
Not Your Luna Eight
I wasn't sure about Delia and Janie. They had always given me bad vibes, and I didn't trust them. I decided it was better to avoid them, even though I knew they were friends with Hugh. I didn't want to get involved in their drama or whatever unfinished business they had with him. I was perfectly happy on my own, and I didn't need any more complications in my life. But then the moon goddess had to go and pair me with Hugh. Of all people, why did it have to be him? It sucked that I had to have my mate here of all places, in this town where everyone knew everyone else's business. I couldn't escape him even if I wanted to. "I can't believe this is happening," I said to myself, staring up at the full moon. "Why did the moon goddess have to do this to me?" I was so lost in my thoughts that I didn't even notice when Hugh walked up behind me. "Hey," he said, his voice soft and hesitant. "Are you okay?" I turned to face him, feeling a mix of anger and frustration. "No, I'm not okay,"
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