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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,"
Not Your Luna Nine
As I made my way up the stairs, Delia's words echoed in my head. "We don't want you here as our future Luna. You know I'm the beta's daughter, and me and Hughy are destined to be together." I rolled my eyes and let out a heavy sigh. This girl was really something else. I could imagine if Kels was here, she would have knocked Delia to the ground by now. But I had to behave. I didn't want to be forced back to my own pack and have my training opportunity taken away from me. Not for her or anyone. Who did she think she was? A bossy brat that thought she was a number one princess? Well, unfortunately for her, I was the one fated to her precious little crush. It was also obvious that he didn't feel that way about her. She was jealous, and it was embarrassing how childish she was being. I wondered what Hugh could have ever seen in this sorry excuse for a shewolf, especially being the daughter of the beta. I shook my head, trying to clear my thoughts. I couldn't let Delia get to me
Not Your Luna Ten
I was lucky being the daughter of an alpha, it meant I healed fast and I was grateful to my wolf for being so quick to heal us since it meant I could continue my training the next day. Luna Isabella sat on the edge of the bed and we talked for a while longer. I felt at ease around her and was glad that Hugh had decided to leave me to rest. "I know you're worried about your training," Luna Isabella said, "but you can't ignore your heart. Being close to Hugh will make you stronger, and he needs you just as much as you need him." I looked up at her, still unsure. "But what if I mess up? What if I'm not good enough?" Luna Isabella smiled warmly. "The moon goddess has a plan for you, my dear. You just have to trust in her and in yourself. You are destined for greatness, and nothing can change that." The knock on the door made me look up and seeing Delia sent my wolf into a fit of growls, I closed her off knowing that Delia would not try anything stupid in front of the Luna.
Not Your Luna Eleven
"No," I firmly stated, a determined gleam in my eyes as I looked at Hugh. "I won't be heading out with you just yet. Instead, I've decided to remain here for a while longer to delve deeper into my training regime. Perhaps afterwards, I might even go for an invigorating run, allowing my wolf within me the chance to roam freely." With a measured pause, I twirled a small strand of grass between my fingers, observing it with intense scrutiny. It was evident that my decision disappointed Hugh, his excitement waning visibly. Yet, I couldn't afford to let this undeniable mate bond compromise the dedication and focus I had poured into my training. My resolve was unshakeable; I was determined to excel in my chosen path, not allowing distractions to deter me from reaching my full potential. Deep down, I recognized the significance of my bond with Hugh, but for now, my pursuit of mastery in my training took priority. I firmly believed that the concept of a mate bond was nothing more than
Not Your Luna Twelve
"Still here then!" Delia shoved me into the wall, and I wanted to smack the life out of her, but I composed myself. I would have been six feet under. Janie stood by her side, her expression mirroring Delia's disapproval. I took a deep breath, steadying myself. The newfound confidence I had gained from my conversation with my father still lingered, bolstering my resolve. "Delia, Janie," I began, my voice steady and calm. "I understand that you may not agree with my decision, but it is my choice." Delia scoffed, her eyes rolling dramatically. "Your choice? You're throwing away the chance to be a Luna for some warrior training." I met her gaze, unfaltering. "Delia, just because something is traditional doesn't mean it's the right path for everyone. I've spent my whole life conforming to my expectations and realized I must follow my dreams and passions." Janie crossed her arms, her face a mask of scepticism. "But what about the bond? The security, the connection it provides?"
Not Your Luna Thirteen
My heart was pounding in my chest as I neared the door of my bedroom and Lydia was restless but yet I was exhausted and just wanted to curl up in bed and fall asleep. Hugh had just gone off and left me to look for Delia when it was quite clear that she was just playing games for his attention. She knew exactly what she was doing and I hated the fact that it bothered me so much. Luna Isabella knocked on my door and entered. Coming over to me, she perched herself on the edge of the bed. “Hallie, I'm so sorry if you were in any way upset over that situation. However Delia is also hurting from knowing that she cannot be with Hugh since you and Hugh are fated mates. Me and Alpha Arnie would really appreciate it if you could at least try to get along with Delia. Please.” I took a deep breath, trying to calm my racing heart. Luna Isabella's words echoed in my mind, and a sense of guilt washed over me. Maybe I was being unfair to Delia. After all, she must be going through her own struggl
Not Your Luna Fourteen
The following day, training came around so fast, but I wanted to impress the Alpha and Luna and my trainer by showing how focused I was on my training rather than this completed triangle rubbish. It was a few minutes shy of six am as I ran down the steps and made it to the training grounds. “Good morning. You are keen.” Marcus joked as he jogged up behind me. I grinned, feeling a surge of determination coursing through me. "Good morning, Marcus. Can't miss a day of training, right?" I replied, stretching my muscles in preparation for the session ahead. Marcus nodded approvingly. "That's the spirit, Hallie. Always pushing yourself to improve. I like that about you." I blushed at his praise, grateful for his recognition. Marcus had been my mentor since I joined the pack, guiding me through my training and helping me discover my potential. His support and encouragement meant the world to me. As the rest of the pack gathered on the training grounds, we fell
Not Your Luna Fifteen
“What are you doing here?” I wiped my cheek and smiled at my family. It was so good to see them. “I will be right back. I need to speak with the Alpha and Luna.” My mother gave me a quick squeeze before rushing off to Alpha Arnie’s office. “Hallie, we wanted to come and visit you. We missed you.” Veronica exclaimed, staring around in amazement until her eyes fell on Janie and Delia. “Why is she staring at George like that?” Veronica tutted. “Mate!” Had I really heard them words? Confusion swirled in my mind, a whirlwind of emotions threatening to engulf me. Had I heard correctly? Delia calling my brother her mate? The thought seemed absurd, considering my brother already had a mate and a baby on the way. My gaze shifted to George, who stood beside Delia, a mixture of surprise and unease etched on his face. He glanced at me, his eyes pleading for some kind of explanation. But what could I say? I was just as clueless as he was. "Delia, what are you talking about?
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