All Chapters of Luna Rossi: Alpha's Little Human Mate: Chapter 1 - Chapter 4

The air around the school gates felt too thick, charged with a static electricity that made the fine hairs on my arms stand up. I rubbed my temples, trying to massage away a headache that had been thumping behind my eyes all afternoon."Earth to Luna! Are you even listening to me?"Zara’s voice snapped me back to reality. My best friend was walking backward in front of me, her grey eyes narrowed in that suspicious way that usually meant I was in trouble. Her golden hair was escaping its messy bun, whipping around her face in the wind."Prom," I said, anticipating the accusation. "You were talking about Prom. Again.""It’s three weeks away, Luna!" Zara groaned, throwing her hands up. "And you’ve turned down three guys today alone. You need a date, or I’m going to drag you there in a leash."I forced a smile, though my stomach churned with an anxiety I couldn't explain. "I could just go with you. We’d be the hottest couple there.""I am going with Julian," she said firmly, pointing a ma

Liam killed the engine on the edge of the forest road, the silence descending instantly like a heavy blanket. He rounded the car to open my door, his movements fluid and predatory in the dim light.I stepped out, my breath hitching in my throat.Ahead of us, a narrow path wound its way into the dense treeline, illuminated not by the moon, but by hundreds of tiny white lights strung through the branches. They looked like captured stars, guiding us into the belly of the woods."Liam?" I breathed, staring at the glowing trail. "What is this?""Come." He didn't explain, just extended a hand. His palm was warm, his grip firm as he interlaced our fingers.He led me into the dark. The air here was cooler, heavy with the scent of damp earth and ancient wood. We walked until the trees broke, revealing a hidden meadow bathed in moonlight.It was breathtaking. A sea of wild lavender rippled in the breeze, filling the air with a scent so thick it was almost intoxicating. In the center of the clea