All Chapters of From Banished Hybrid To Primordial Luna: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

I sighed and ran my hand through my hair for the umpteenth time, tapping my foot on the ground as my nerves consumed me. It was my third dating anniversary with Alpha James. I had heard through my step sister, Valeria, that he was planning on proposing tonight. Valeria had always been against me but when she told me that James had set up something special just for me, I was thankful. Even when James called to tell me to delay coming home for another two hours, it only cemented what I felt in my heart. I was going to get engaged to the Alpha of the BloodFang Pack. Me. A wolfless hybrid was going to be his Luna. So here I was, fidgeting with my appearance at the door of the home I shared with James, prepping myself on how to act when he popped the big question. I checked my phone and smiled when the time for me to be out elapsed. With a deep breath, I opened the door and walked in, ready for what laid ahead. "James?" I called out but he didn’t answer me. The room was dark so I turne

By the time I woke up, light had streamed into the room from the cracks in the curtains. I groaned and shielded my eyes, turning around to stuff my head into a pillow when my hand connected with something solid. I looked up and saw a chest, blocking my view. Panic surged up inside me. I wiped my eyes and sat up, ogling the specimen of a man who laid beside me in bed, mask still on as he slept. That’s when the events of last night came rushing back. The knight in shining armor who saved me and our intimate time together. A blush creeped up my cheeks, forcing me to get off the bed. Although the night and sex was fun, he didn’t realize that I was wolfless. If I stuck around and he found out there was no doubt that he would be pissed and who knows what might happen. I tore off the mask from my face, abandoning it on the floor, before I grabbed my clothes and quickly put them on. I was about to leave the room when I turned to take one last look at the man who saved me last night. I co

The Betas finally let go of me when they were satisfied with how far away from the pack I was. In the middle of the forests with nothing but the wounds and bruises that covered my skin leaving a trail of blood on the ground. “You deserve to die.” One of them spat before turning around to leave and the others followed immediately. I laid there, my back on the hard dirty earth, my body seething with the pain from the bruises and my eyes fixed on the empty sky. I knew I had to leave that place or else I'd become food for the rouges. I had to find somewhere safe but my body, too weak to move thought otherwise so I just stayed there, helpless. “My life is already over so what else was there to fight for.” I muttered, my eyes tear rimmed. As the sun began to set, my body began to decline in strength, I had lost all the energy I had left including the little one that was keeping me awake. I swallowed hard, my throat burning with thirst. There was nothing I could do but to accept the fat

Andrea“Clover?” The old man continued, leading us into another room. The smell of burning incense and raw gin pierced through the air, making my nose scrunch up. I pushed the old dusty curtain aside before leaning into the room. “You know if she has to stay here, I need to at least know what it is you’re both hiding from. So I can protect her if it ever comes down to that..” he urged on. I gestured to Clover not to speak and she already understood even before I said anything. “I wish I could disclose everything to you, but it’s beyond what we both can say. I’m just going to need you to please keep her hidden for my sake. I can’t lose her..” she said, her shoulders dropping lower than anything I’ve ever seen. Her voice dipped into something that yearned to be pitied and the old man took her word for it… hook, line and sinker. “Fine..” he sighed, rubbing the bald spot on his head. “I’ll keep her here..” “Thank you so much sir… I really appreciate it.” Gratitude warmed my voice a

Andrea My heart froze, and in that moment it felt like time had stood still and we were the only people in the room. I felt my body quiver as I watched the smile on her face grow wider. Why always me? Why was I never allowed even the slightest bit of happiness? “What sister? Aren’t you happy to see me?” She smiled, her voice laced with mischief. I swallowed hard, looking around to see if anyone was perhaps listening to us but the sound of the loud music and their happy chattering confirmed that it was impossible. “What are you doing here?” I managed to ask, my voice breathless and she let out a hysterical laughter. “What am I doing here? Oh honey I believe that’s a question for you.” She replied, her voice firm and eyes radiating with all the hatred she had for me. She quickly walked past me, gliding through the crowd while I watched quietly, unable to move or even say a word. Why did she have to come here? It could have been any other bar, any other tavern, why here? Did so