All Chapters of Claiming His Crescent Luna: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Elara I stared out the window, watching my uncle pack the trunk of the car. I let out a slow sigh and looked around my empty bedroom. I had lived with my uncle for the last nine years, ever since I was eleven. Now, at twenty, I was leaving the safety of his pack to go visit my mother. As a werewolf, family drama is never simple. I left my old pack because my father was killed in a rogue attack while trying to protect me. His death broke my mother. She shut down, slept constantly, and eventually blamed me for what happened. After endless fighting, the Alpha stepped in. My uncle came to get me, promising I would return once my mother healed. I never did. For years, she barely spoke to me. A five-minute phone call every few months was our routine. But last week, she showed up out of the blue with her second-chance mate. I was shocked to find out her new mate was Alpha Silas, the leader of the Crescent Warriors a brutal pack known for training elite killers. Silas was polite enough. H

Elara The journey was long, but the music worked its magic and I managed to sleep for most of it. The taxi driver tapped on the glass partition to wake me when we were five minutes away. As we entered the territory, a vibrant pack town opened up before us. Rows of beautiful houses lined the streets, and children were playing safely in nearby fields. I stared out the window in awe. This didn’t look like the ruthless territory of elite warriors I had imagined. I could feel curious eyes tracking the taxi as we drove deeper into the town, but I ignored them. It was up to my mother to introduce me, not myself. Then, the pack house came into view. I gasped. It was massive a grand, imposing structure that looked less like a house and more like a medieval castle, meticulously kept and gleaming in the sun. The cab pulled up to the front steps. Before I could even open the door, the heavy front entrance swung wide and my mother walked out, flanked by Alpha Silas. I took a deep breath. Here

KaelenWe walked to the border in dead silence. I knew Jayden was probably mind-linking Shaun to complain about my attitude, but I didn’t care. My mind was completely consumed by Elara. She looked so innocent, so pure, but those intense blue eyes told me there was a deep, hidden fire inside her.Lou shifted in my head, making his presence known. “Are you okay?” I asked him.He looked at me with glowing blue eyes, his posture rigid. “You are being stupid about our mate,” he growled.I sighed heavily. “I’m not rejecting her, Lou. I want her more than I can admit. But the situation is insane. Don’t you think it’s messed up that we are mated to our stepsister?”Lou let out a low, mocking chuff and lay back down. “You overthink. A mate makes an Alpha strong. We don’t know why she didn’t smell us yet, but she is ours. Period.”“I know,” I argued back. “But think about it. Susan hides the fact that she has a daughter for seven years, and then that daughter shows up and happens to be our fate

ElaraThe walk up to the penthouse floor felt like a mile, but the moment Thomas and I reached the landing, the heavy double doors swung open. Alpha Silas stood there with a warm grin.“Ah, you made it,” he said, stepping aside so we could walk through.I took a few deep breaths to steady my racing heart and stepped over the threshold.I couldn’t help but marvel at the space. It wasn’t just a bedroom; it was a massive, luxury apartment. It had a sleek modern kitchen, a spacious lounge, and a long corridor with three doors on either side.Silas stepped up beside me, noticing my wide eyes. “Do you like it?” he asked with a proud smile.“You have a lovely home,” I said.My gaze drifted toward the kitchen, where my mother was standing. Her eyes met mine for a split second, but she quickly looked away, pretending to be hyper-focused on prepping the food.In my head, Nyx shifted closer to the surface. “She’s watching us. She’s curious, but she’s hiding it.”“Yeah,” I thought back. “Let’s ju

KaelenSomething was thundering outside my room.I shifted in bed with a heavy sigh, staring up at the dark ceiling. In my head, Lou grumbled in annoyance but refused to get up, rolling over to go back to sleep.The thundering sound echoed again, and I finally realized someone was pounding on my bedroom door.I groaned, tossing the blanket aside, and walked over to yank the door open. My little brother was standing in the hallway, looking up at me."What the hell, Thomas?" I grunted, turning around to head straight back to bed. I could hear his small footsteps tracking me into the room.I sat on the edge of the mattress and looked at him. He stopped a few feet away, keeping his eyes glued to the floor."What’s wrong?" I asked.Thomas and I had a great relationship. He came to me about everything. He didn’t really connect with many people in the pack house, but since we were both the Alpha’s sons, he knew I understood what he went through.Looking at him closely, I noticed how stressed