All Chapters of THE ROGUE LUNA: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

My FateAria’s povWalking back home with mixed emotions, anger, hate and sadness. All filled up inside me, I needed a way to get out these emotions.“Let’s go for a run” my wolf vixen says, I nodded in agreement. I stepped back and let my wolf take over. Vixen is not a very big wolf, she was all white which was not a usual color. My mum and dad made sure to make me hide it, because we don’t want people to think otherwise.Vixen ran through the forest, deep down to the border, passed it and went to a lake. We laid by the lake, as the calm waters whispered to us. I transformed back, while Vixen retreated to the back of my mind, sad and feeling rejected.“Why did the moon goddess let this happen?” I asked, looking up to the sky.People always talk about how amazing and how good it felt to get a mate. How the bond was the best thing to happen to werefolks but here I am being cast aside like trash with no meaning. I stayed in the lake till the middle of the night, nobody came looking fo

Shattered Dreams and Broken SpiritAria's povI ran as fast as my legs could carry me, tears streaming down my face. I couldn't take it anymore - the constant mocking, the rejection, the feeling of being worthless. I felt like I was drowning in a sea of despair, with no lifeline in sight.I ran into the forest, straight to the only place that did not make me feel like an outcast ‘the lake’. I wept at the shores of the lake for the longest time till I was too weak to shed any more tears. I fell asleep by the shore, embracing the peace the calm water brought.Laying there for God knows how long, I woke up to rustling of leaves. I became on high alert as rogues are known to roam this part of the forest. I listened carefully and could hear the footsteps. I tried to gather how many there were but I could only pick up one heartbeat.“Who’s there?” I asked into the dark forest, “come out before I get you out myself” I threatened.Nobody came out, I immediately brought forth vixen. My eyes tu

Aria’s POVThe forest seemed darker now, as though it knew the weight of the decision I had just made. The trees loomed over me like silent witnesses, their twisted branches clawing at the moonlit sky. The chill in the air seeped into my bones, but I welcomed it—it was far less cruel than the icy betrayal that had brought me here.Darius walked beside me, his movements confident yet predatory. He didn’t say much as we navigated the winding path through the forest, but I could feel his presence like a storm gathering on the horizon. There was power in him, dark and untamed, and I couldn’t help but wonder if I had just made a deal with the devil.“Where are we going?” I finally asked, my voice cutting through the stillness.“To a place where you’ll learn to become who you were always meant to be,” he replied cryptically. His tone was calm, but there was an edge to it that made my wolf, Vixen, bristle.I bit back a retort and kept walking, my mind racing with questions I wasn’t ready to

Kael’s povThe door to my office shut behind me with a soft click, muffling the chaos swirling in my mind. Diamond’s voice still echoed in my ears, her words demanding my attention. “Discuss the ceremony.” It was ironic how the Luna position, one of the most revered roles in the pack, had turned into a political game. And here I was, a pawn moving pieces on the board, unsure if I was winning or losing.I sank into my chair, leaning back as I stared at the ceiling. I had fought for this role as Alpha, had sacrificed so much to lead this pack and now, when it came to choosing a Luna, I had made a decision based not on emotion, but on logic. Diamond was intelligent, strong-willed, and ambitious—qualities that would serve the pack well. Yet, as I sat there, I couldn’t help but question whether I had made the right choice.Don’s earlier report about Aria lingered in my thoughts. Aria, with her gentle nature, had always been in the shadows, overshadowed by her sister’s ambition. She didn’t

Aria’s POVThe next morning, I stood in the middle of the training ground, the early morning mist swirling around me. My muscles ached from days of relentless training, but the fire inside me burned brighter. Darius stood before me, his piercing gaze unwavering.“Today’s task,” he began, pacing slowly, “will be the toughest you’ve faced yet. It’s not about speed or strength this time. It’s about your mind and conquering what holds you back.”I furrowed my brow, trying to decipher his words. “What are you talking about?”He stopped and turned to me, his expression dark. “You’ll face your fear of rejection and failure today, Aria. The fear of not being enough.”My chest tightened. Of all the challenges, this was the one I wasn’t prepared for. “And how exactly do you plan to make me do that?” I asked, trying to mask the vulnerability in my voice.Darius’s lips curled into a sly smile. “You’ll see soon enough. Follow me.”I trailed behind him, my nerves twisting into knots. He led me thro