A Luna Freed After Nine Lies Novels & Stories

Luna even chose to stand up and leave Leon alone on the balcony, prompting him to run his hand through his hair in frustration. Meanwhile, Luna walked back into the apartment and settled herself in the living room, trying to focus on the flat screen in front of her. "Luna Estrada once again faces the consequences of breaking her contract with McQueen, and this is reportedly not the first time she's terminated agreements with well-known brands. Rumors are circulating that she's currently in Hawaii for her honeymoon with her husband, James Alvarez." That's what the news reported when Luna turned on the TV for the first time. Her agency had spun a story of a honeymoon to the public, while she w

,jack defended her before she could think of an answer. "many men have died because they rejected the luna, some of you know about all this but kept quiet while others didn't know and were dying in ignorance, the last was greg, a very fine man with a good heart, who was brave enough to tell the luna he couldn't be a part of her sex slaves anymore, he wanted to be free, he wanted to be with his mate alone but she couldn't take it, she could not understand how a luna like her would be rejected over and over again, bitterly he killed him, murdered him in cold blood since he wanted to be free, perhaps and i know it is our hope and prayer that he finds rest and freedom in the after life, even tho

"Luna, I'm so sorry. I wish I could have protected you, kept you safe." Luna squeezed Rey's hand, a flicker of determination in her eyes. "Don't blame yourself, Rey. None of this is your fault. We were just children. But somehow, I managed to resist their control. I fought back, even in the smallest ways." Rey leaned closer, her voice filled with love and admiration. "You're incredibly strong, Luna. I'm proud of you." A faint smile graced Luna's lips as she continued her story. "Eventually, they realized they couldn't fully control me. So they... they erased my memories. They twisted my mind, made me believe I was loyal to them. I became their puppet, carrying out their orders without questi

On the other hand, Luna screamed in frustration, attempting to attack Vivian but was held back and arrested by the police. Vivian smiled with satisfaction as the villain was brought to justice, "Luna, I'm not as weak as you thought!" The legal team intervened, ensuring Anna took responsibility for her actions. They also took measures to rectify Vivian's reputation and collection damage. Luna, too, was ordered to undergo psychological treatment. Her ankle was also fitted with a monitoring device due to her violent tendencies. Despite Luna's father's pleas, Louis refused to intervene, not wanting Vivian to face any more hatred and harm.

"Can't you set me free? Here I am just the middleman and not the mastermind of the crime. I'm just following the orders of the person next to me." "In that case, why didn't you tell me from the start that she was the one who sent you? Why did you lie and always use being drunk as your excuse?" "It was because she promised me freedom. At first I was still confident and believed she would really set me free. Therefore, I always lied saying that I was drunk and didn't know anything. She also said that if I kept apologising and saying that I was drunk and didn't know what I was doing, Luna would forgive me. That's what she said."

Actually," Alicia continued. They spoke and talked and talked. After rolling my eyes, I tried to grin. I also started bragging about the stuff I purchased and how Alexander treated me well. As a thank you for being the greatest Luna ever, my husband had to purchase me the newest Lexus. I am ecstatic that it came yesterday," Allison bragged."I am really happy to be a Luna," I said, grinning. "Having everything you want, including servants at your beck and call."Alicia pushed her lips forward and cleared her throat. "You're not meant to be Luna," she unwillingly said to start. "This was only made possible by Lyra's disfigurement and death.

“And you want us to continue in that loser's game?” “It’s our best shot right now,” Bennett’s voice was grounding, subduing my rage. “The luna, Hannah, is on her side.” “Teresa trusts people too much,” I groaned. “I heard her story,” He stopped me. “The trust isn’t baseless. The luna is the reason she got to talk to us in the first place. She was locked away in a room that cut out her wolf bond. The Luna rescued her.” “Man, this is so difficult,” I broke my gaze with him, hands at akimbo briefly.

She was weaving a web of lies right in front of me, and they were all in on it. Luna Elizabeth stepped closer to me, her face inches from mine. "Well," she whispered, a dark glint in her eyes. "There’s one way to prove your innocence, isn't there?" "Anything," I said, my voice bold. "I’ll do anything to show you they’re lying." For a split second, I saw a flash of pure triumph cross Luna’s face. It was gone in a blink, replaced by the look of a victim who had just escaped a brush with death, but I felt a cold chill run down my spine.

“I won’t waste your time with pleasantries. I’m here to set the record straight regarding the vicious lies being spread about Luna Reed.” A murmur rippled through the audience. I folded my arms, plastering a mask of polite curiosity over my face even as my blood boiled. Lies? He dared call me a liar? Jaden continued, his gaze sweeping across the room. “Last night, unfounded accusations were made against Luna, accusing her of fraud and embezzlement. These claims are entirely false. Luna has dedicated her life to helping others, and I will not stand by while her name is dragged through the mud.”

His emotions were always written clearly — unlike mine, which had learned to hide. “So she’d rather be dragged into Nova’s manipulation than ask for help,” he muttered. I stepped closer, hands tightly clasped together. “She chose what she thought was best for her child… but she’s hurting. And she doesn’t deserve to go through this alone.” Cayden raised a brow. “You’re still thinking of her even after she agreed to serve the wrong side. You haven’t changed at all.” “I’m the Luna,” I whispered, voice barely holding steady. “My strength is not in clawing others down… but lifting them up. And besides, I’d like everything to be a secret so Mary will not be guilty.”