All Chapters of UNWANTED TRUE LUNA : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

“Ariana?” he said, stunned. She beamed, walking closer. “Alpha Austin.” He stepped back slightly, confused. “You’re my mate?” Ariana tilted her head. “I think so. The Moon Goddess has her way, right? I’m the old beta’s daughter… you’ve known me since we were pups. But I never thought we'd share the mate bond.” Austin moved closer to her, something inside him unsure, unsettled. He gently shifted her blouse from the side of her neck and saw the mark. “My bite,” he whispered. Ariana smiled wider and pulled him into a hug, wrapping her arms tightly around him. As she pressed her cheek to his, her smile deepened, but her eyes grew colder. Austin… she thought to herself. I won’t let you love anyone else. From today on, I’m your mate, and I will be your Luna. No matter what it takes. But in the depths of Austin’s chest, something felt wrong. Something wasn’t clicking. The bond still felt… hollow. Unseen by him, Ariana’s fingers twitched nervously behind his back, like she was hidin

It was Ariana. And her face was full of cold rage. Without a word, she walked over, holding a glass of water—and poured it over Rosemary’s head. Rosemary gasped, jumping to her feet. “What is your problem?!” she shouted. Ariana smirked. “Just marking my territory. Stay away from Austin. That kiss today? That was a mistake. He’ll never love a human like you.” Ariana's eyes glowed with fury, and her fingers twitched like claws itching to strike. stepping closer. “You think that kiss meant something? That Austin cares for you?” Rosemary’s breath hitched. “I’m not afraid of you.” But Ariana wasn’t listening. Her body began to shift. Bones cracked, fur started to sprout, and her growl echoed off the walls. She was shifting. Charging. Rosemary froze, panic setting in. She was human—she didn’t stand a chance against a wolf. But just as Ariana lunged forward, the door burst open. “Enough!” Austin’s voice thundered through the room like a storm. He moved with impossi

As Austin and Rosemary kissed each other desperately, wrapped in the wild rush of heat and longing, something shifted. The full moon that had bathed the room in silver light slipped behind the clouds. Slowly, the fire that had been raging inside Austin began to fade. The mating heat... it vanished. Suddenly, his mind cleared. His grip loosened. His lips stopped moving against hers. Austin pulled back, staring at Rosemary, chest rising and falling like he’d just escaped drowning. Shit… he thought. It must’ve been the mating heat… Rosemary opened her eyes, confusion and hurt swimming in them. When she saw his expression, her face twisted. “Are you messing with me right now?” she asked, her voice low and shaky. Austin hesitated. “No, I—” “You’re disgusting,” she snapped, stepping back before he could finish. Just then, the door creaked open. One of the maids stood nervously, holding out a bundle of soft fabric. “Alpha Austin,” she said, not meeting their eyes, “here’s the

The moment the glowing light that had connected their hands disappeared, Alpha Austin remained frozen, his chest rising and falling in shock. His wolf was growling lowly inside him, pacing like a caged beast. He stared at his hand. Then at Rosemary. "My... mate?" he whispered to himself, his lips parting in disbelief. His eyes, wide with confusion, blinked rapidly as if trying to wake up from a dream. Rosemary was still trembling on the ground. She slowly lifted her eyes to him, then looked down at her hand—the same hand that had touched his. She whispered to herself, "That tingling... what was that?" Austin dropped to his knees beside her again and reached out, trying to hold her hand once more. But the moon had moved behind the clouds. Its glow was gone. This time, nothing happened. No spark. No flash. No bond. Just silence. Austin's expression twisted into disappointment. He grabbed her hand roughly, trying again. But there was still nothing. Frustrated, he snapp

Before Austin or Rosemary could react, a voice came from outside the door. It was Maya. “You two are spending the night together,” she said firmly. “No running off, Austin.” Rosemary froze, her heart skipping. Austin turned his head toward the door and frowned. Maya’s voice held no room for argument. She wasn’t asking. She was ordering. Neither of them spoke for a moment. Then, with a sigh, Austin walked back to the bed and sat beside Rosemary. He didn’t say anything at first. Just sat there, quiet, thoughtful. Rosemary’s fingers fidgeted with the hem of the blanket, unsure of what to say or how to feel. “I don’t know why she locked us in,” Rosemary whispered. “Because she knows I always run from things,” Austin replied quietly, looking at her. “Especially things that scare me.” Rosemary looked up slowly, and for the first time in a while, there was no wall between their eyes. “You scare me, Rosemary,” he said. She blinked, confused. “Why?” “Because you make me fe