LOGIN**The Banished Luna – Blurb** The Moon Goddess made him hers. He made her his greatest mistake. When Aria Winters discovers her fated mate is Alpha Damien Blackthorn, the man who’s spent years looking down on her, she dares to hope the bond might change everything. Instead, he rejects her — publicly, brutally, and without mercy. Banished beyond the borders, Aria is left to die… until a rival Alpha saves her. In his territory, she begins to heal, unlocking a power she never knew she possessed — a power the Moon Goddess may have destined to change the fate of every pack. Now, two Alphas want her. One to claim what he threw away. The other to keep what he’s willing to burn the world for. And Aria? She’s done being anyone’s victim. **The Banished Luna** is a dark, mature (+16) werewolf romance filled with betrayal, passion, and the rise of a Luna who refuses to be forgotten. ---
View MoreChapter 38 – The Blade in the YardThe yard had never felt so sharp with silence. Aria stood at its edge, snow crunching under her boots, while the clang of steel echoed across the stones. Warriors sparred in the center, the hiss of blades and the crack of fists filling the winter air, but beneath it all lay something thicker. Whispers. Watchfulness. Every glance seemed to cut across her skin like a knife.Kieran noticed. He always noticed. He kept half a step closer than usual, his presence a shield, his stare a warning to any wolf who lingered too long on her with suspicion in their eyes. But even his nearness couldn’t banish the shift in the air. It pressed against her chest, against her throat.“They’re louder today,” she murmured, low enough that only he could hear.“They’ll tire themselves out,” he said, though his jaw was set hard, the vein in his neck drawn tight.But she wasn’t sure. The pack’s eyes weren’t just curious anymore. They were weighing her. Measuring. Some with di
Chapter 37 – The Alpha’s CalculusDarius Caelum sat at the head of the war-table, the fire behind him guttering low, throwing long, restless shadows across the timber walls. He had not slept since dawn. He did not need to. The pack was shifting—he could smell it in the air, sharp and sweet as iron—and the scent was more intoxicating than rest.Reports drifted in all morning, his betas bringing them like offerings: whispers thickening in the courtyards, arguments breaking out between the younger wolves, eyes narrowing at Kieran’s every step. By evening, the message was clear. The seed he had planted had begun to root.“They are watching her now,” Lucien said, leaning his hip against the table’s edge. He was the only one allowed the ease of posture around Darius, the bond of friendship granting him such privilege. “And watching him harder. Exactly as you wanted.”Darius steepled his fingers, eyes narrowing at the map sprawled across the table. Not a map of land, but of names, bloodlines
Chapter 36 – Whispers in the SnowThe night had only just broken apart when the first signs of it reached her. Aria didn’t notice at first—still raw from the Alpha’s words in the courtyard, still clutching the weight of Kieran’s steady presence like a tether. She thought she had survived the storm when the crowd had dispersed, their voices swallowed by the dawn. But survival was a fragile thing here, and the Alpha knew it.It began in the simplest of ways. A glance too sharp, held a heartbeat longer than necessary. The scrape of boots on stone when she walked the corridors, shadows moving just at the edge of her vision. The low murmur of wolves pausing mid-conversation as she passed, their whispers curdled with suspicion.She told herself it was nothing. She told herself she’d grown used to it—after all, she had always been watched. But this was different. It wasn’t the silent awe or the wary curiosity of strangers. It was something heavier, prickling along her skin like frost.The bo
Chapter 35 – The Alpha’s Design The stronghold never truly slept. Even at night, its bones thrummed with life—low growls echoing through stone, sentries padding over the battlements, the faint musk of fur and steel. Darius Caelum stood at the heart of it all, high in the council chamber, gazing down through a narrow window at the courtyard where hours earlier the pack had bled and burned. The snow there was still darkened with ash and streaked red. A reminder. A warning. His Beta, Lucien, leaned against the long table of carved oak, watching him with the blunt patience of an old wolf who knew better than to prod an Alpha mid-brood. Finally, Lucien spoke, his voice low and rough: “You played it well tonight.” Darius didn’t turn. “I did not play. I reminded them of what they already knew.” Lucien huffed softly. “You split them in half without lifting a blade. That takes more than a reminder.” At last, Darius shifted from the window, his expression unreadable. His presence filled
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