All Chapters of The Luna's Walk of Shame: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

AstridMy heels clicked on the marble floor as I bounced from one foot to the other. I should be able to wait given that a signal would be sent out at their arrival, but anticipation burnt within me. It was like I wanted to be the first to set eyes on them, on him.I have loved him from the first time we met. His deep, sleepy brown eyes had captured my heart and held it in a stronghold. Aside from that, the softness that dripped from his voice when he spoke, the way he handled matters melted my heart. And this was just a few hours after we met four years ago.We had been together for two and a half years before he went down to Raven Pack for a two year project.Today was the day he would be back to the pack and back to me.It has always been like this with Jarvis. He always had that effect on me. I loved him with everything in me. He was the only man I had promised to do anything for. We weren't fated mates,a reason I had been worried about, but he had assured me that nothing wo

AstridI was holding on to Jarvis ' words.That's why I didn't bother when he spent the night with his mate.I got ready for my morning routine which included checking up on Amira and then visiting the Echora.Putting my hair into a bun, I hurried down the stairs. I had asked Fern, my friend, to be with Amira until I came to a conclusion with Jarvis. Hopefully, he changed his mind.I knocked on the wooden door and stepped back, waiting for it to open. It took almost three minutes for the door to open up.Fern burst through the door, still rubbing her eyes. When her eyes met me, a frown settled on her face. She didn't say a word and walked back inside.Yeah, I was ready for the lecture. "Good morning, Miss," I greeted her and followed her into the house."I'm sorry to disturb you, but I came to say hello to Amira." I announced before making myself comfortable on one of the oxblood sofas in her living room. She had two of them sitting across from each other. A wooden table between th

Astrid Everything I have ever held so dear in my life came crashing down with a gravitating force that sent my life crumbling. How could they? How could they believe that little twart over me? I was not a thief. I couldn't steal something so dear that belonged to my own pack. The same pack I have labored so hard for. "You can't possibly say this about me. I'm not a thief. I have been your Luna for the longest time now. You should know me better than anyone." I roared like an angry lion, but it felt like my words fell on deaf ears. The elders gathered their heads together like they were secretly planning my demise. "How dare you? Answer me. Did someone send you here to do this to me?” My hand gripped his neck. His eyes rolled backwards. His chest heaving up and down as he struggled for breath. “Let him go. You will kill him.” Jarvis tried holding my hand. "How could you let them do this to me, Jarvis? You know me too well." I smacked my hand against his chest. "Yo

Soren I strode in silence, behind the maid I had assigned to escort our newest guest to her room. My Beta, Darson, would have been the one to escort her but he had been busy recently. They climbed up the stairs that led to the second floor. "The last door down the hallway," I announced When the maid stopped and stared down at me like she didn't have a mouth that could ask questions. That's what happened when you employed people who turned and hid their faces at the sight of you. Some of them even shrink into a shell like a snail. I wouldn't have problems with them.if they just learn how to do this correctly without being annoying at every instance. I like when people do things and do them right. I had asked Lena to fix up the room. And put in everything necessary. When she entered the room, Jessy folded herself and pushed me at the door, her eyes on the floor. I was tempted to yank her back and ask what that was for. If I did that, it only meant I had been doing that to h

AstridThree days had passed since I left the sterile environment of the hospital and arrived at the pack house. Lena’s care had been a balm, and I felt a swell of gratitude for Soren’s unexpected kindness in taking me in without delving too deeply into my past.Despite the welcome rest, my spirit chafed at the inactivity. I was not one to idly sit by. Though my body still felt fragile, I ventured out of my room, eager to explore at least a portion of Soren’s estate, a place that felt more like a sprawling villa than a simple house.Stepping outside the main building, my eyes were drawn to a large, inviting pool of turquoise water, flanked by shaded beach benches. My gaze then drifted to the far end of the house, where a set of stairs led to an upper floor.The sight of the orderly rows of pristine white block houses confirmed the whispers I’d heard about the structured development of this side of Veridian, a testament to Soren’s singular efforts.I ascended the stairs and found mysel