All Chapters of The Forgotten Luna: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

AnnaA month later. Stella was right. This was a mistake. I shouldn’t have gone through with it. But I had thought my obligation to my pack had made me stronger to go on. But now, I felt nothing but guilt. I stared at the mirror, the little bump on my stomach on display. I couldn’t say anything to anybody. Damon had instructed me to keep it silent between us until it was time to break the news. My guess was that Sophie didn’t know about the baby yet. Using my baby to blackmail him would make me a monster. And also, I couldn’t let such a monster father my child. No. That night had me in fantasy land. I had enjoyed my time with Damon. But he had changed after that night. He had gone back to ignoring me. He never came once to check up on me or the child. Well, I had chosen to be his surrogate. Why should he care about me? I had been stupid, and now I felt nothing but regret. I placed my hand on the little bump as my eyes fell on it. My child. What was I going to do? Damon was goin

Anna“What were you doing, child?” Naomi asked, perplexed. The tears were running down my cheeks as I lay on the floor. A wave of sadness hit me as the cold from the wooden floor bit my skin. I had done something horrific and to think that I would have gone through with it if Naomi hadn’t stepped in. Stella hasn’t been home since we got separated at the market. Maybe she was searching the whole pack for me. And that had made me almost do the unthinkable. I was embarrassed as Naomi stood over me in silence. “Come on now,” she said, picking me up from the floor. But I didn’t want to move. I laid on the tiled floor and thought about what I had tried to do. My rage had taken control of me and I almost killed my baby. “No,” I begged. “Just let me die.”“Don’t say such a thing, Anna,” Naomi said. “Tell me, what happened?”I didn’t want to remember, but her words triggered the memories of my confrontation with Damon. His words were like fresh wounds. I was scarred for life. He saw me a

AnnaThe bustling noise coming from the pack had me looking out the window. There were lights everywhere that hid the darkness. This left me perplexed. What was going on?“What’s that?” Stella asked from behind me. We were in the kitchen, and she was at the counter slicing and chopping the vegetables. On the stove was a boiling pot, and the aroma of meat filled the air. “Is there a party going on that we aren’t aware of?” I asked coming back to the counter. Stella chuckled before dropping the knife. She was done. “Today’s Sophie’s birthday,” Stella replied, washing her hands in the sink. “Apparently, Damon decided to throw a big party for her.”I nodded and leaned against the counter. I was surprised by this. He loved Sophie so much that he would do something this grand for her. It made me wonder if I would have gotten the same treatment if things between us were different. “Are you okay?” Stella asked, coming to the counter. She was wiping her hands with a cloth, her brown eyes

AnnaWe arrived at a new pack settlement that was full of people despite being late. I was surprised by this. It was illuminated with different shades of light. The route to the large gates was lit up with white lights embedded in the trees lined up beside the path. It was so pretty. I was in disbelief. “Welcome to your new home, Anna,” Caroline said from the front seat as the gates opened. I watched in awe as the lights from within the pack lit my face. I was amazed. Why would a pack be so brave to be this lit up? There were a lot of things that could go wrong with this. This could attract enemies easily, but somehow they seemed unaware of this. Well, what did I know?As we drove through the pack, I couldn’t help but notice the infrastructure spread all around us. My face was plastered against the window as I watched in awe. The houses weren’t just cabins. They were solid, more sophisticated but still built with wood. There were all three treehouses, some

Anna“Are you okay?” Stella asked. “You looked like you saw a ghost.”I was staring at the ceiling as I lay on the bed. The birds chirped at the window as the morning sun washed into the room, engulfing everything with its golden light. I was thinking about last night. It had been one of the most embarrassing moments of my life. I had showered in the Alpha’s bathroom and that wasn’t the worst of it. I had called him Caroline’s husband. That was more embarrassing than anything I have done in the past. “Don’t tell me you’re still worrying about what happened last night?” Stella asked. I sighed and turned to the other side of the bed. “Oh come on now,” she said. “You’re giving me the silent treatment now?”“This wouldn’t have happened if you didn’t take a hundred hours in the shower,” I said, my voice muffled by the pillow on my face. “Come on, Anna. A girl’s gotta get some relief somehow,” she pointed out. I raised my face to stare at her in disgust. I hated it more than I underst