A Luna Freed After Nine Lies Novels & Stories

Every day in that first week, we lose more pack members because they can’t live without their mate. Luna Calista was one of those. I had taken it upon myself to stay with her, knowing that Aunt Cara was still in the hospital. Luna Calista's devastation at losing Alpha Anders was so great that she barely held on for 24 hours. I was there with her at the end. It was the middle of the night and it was just her and I. She had stopped crying and a smile had spread across her face. “Lily,” she had whispered. “I’m Malin, Luna,” I said to her, but her eyes had been glazed over, unseeing.

I announced. “Not only our freedom, but yours as well. You all have been living in hardship and agony, but we are here to expose the truth and set you all free from the clutches of this evil man,” I took a deep breath and looked to Martha to steel myself. She looked really drained and I could see some hints of sadness in her eyes, but the ever-burning fire of hope was still there and that spurred me on. “Exhibit A. We have Lucian’s personal life. This man abused your Luna secretly, while she had to fake a smile and put on a show for you lots,” I said, gaining sets of shocked gasps and murmurs.

“We all know that you have been the one deceiving her, our Luna here can differentiate between a lie and truth, so how about you let me spill out the truth to her and let her decide which is true or false.” “What truth, Ricky are you hiding something from me?” Laura's gaze scan between the both of us. I felt tense knowing how betrayed she would feel and if she should find out the truth, I will never earn her trust again and just then, the door swung open after a slight knock and one of the guards rushed in. “Luna! Your servant girl has been released from prison! ” He announced and the entire place instantly became still, Laura gaze intensely at him, the anger fueling inside of her, I could f

I tried to defend myself “Lies!" Adriana spat and pushed me to the ground. I felt some ease after Adriana released her grip on my hair. I raised her head and clasped my hands together, my eyes pleading for forgiveness for a sin that I never committed. “Please, believe me, Luna," I sobbed. The Luna tilted her head and leaned back into the throne she was sitting on. “Who cares about the truth? All I know is that my sons will only believe what I say," the Luna muttered, and my blood froze in shock.

There will be no united front come morning. First, I sent a screenshot of a conversation between Luna and some unknown entity in which she places all the blame on her husband while pleading her innocence to her husband. She'd never be able to prove that it was fake because I'd used her phone to do it from a thousand miles away. By the time the story breaks, he'd see the truth in this and turn against her no matter how much she protests.

“I just thought, since I couldn’t come myself, they could pass the message. I’ll be in touch soon.” “Good! Don’t forget to explore while you’re back — maybe you’ll get the inspiration you’ve been needing!” “I will. Thank you. Goodbye.” The second the call ended, she turned to me. “Damon. What. Do. You. Want?” I stared down at her. “I told you already, Lyra.” I leaned in, voice smooth. “Stay here. Be my Luna.”

"Is it more important to lie or tell the truth? The doubt is already there, right?" I made fists. Do not let him see you fall apart. "What do you need from me?" I asked for it. Damien said in a soft voice, "I want you to understand that Lucian isn't your savior." He's your prison. I am the only one who can free you. "I'd rather rot here than stand with you." Damien leaned closer and said, "I'll let you do nothing but rotate until you beg me for help." There was a loud, deep scream that echoed through the hall. When I turned my head, I saw a flash of movement in the dark. Someone wasn't being dragged past my cell by the guard. Something.

Danica sniffles again while leaning into Ryan's chest like a girl desperate for protection. Soon, Alpha Robert finally breaks the silence. "Luna Georgina, is that true?" All eyes land on me again. But I do not falter. I meet Alpha Robert's gaze evenly. "No." I clearly said. "It's not true." Danica gasps and instantly clutches Ryan's sleeve before she begins to cry harder. She shakes her head and sobs again. "Why... Why are you lying?" she quietly asked. "I... I was willing to leave, Luna. I was trying not to ruin anything... Why are you saying I'm lying?"

“Elara—don’t listen to her. This is how they twist you. They use truth like a dagger.” “She’s not lying,” I said. Lucan growled. “You can’t be serious.” “She’s not lying,” I repeated, louder this time. “But that doesn’t mean she’s right.” The Luna’s daughter nodded slowly. “Then come see for yourself.” “What?” “I’ll take you to the last rebellion’s grave. To where she died. Her true name. Her final breath. You want truth? It’s buried in bone.” Kael snarled. “And then what? You try to make her into your weapon?”

"Agreed. NIS is committed to full investigation. This is just the beginning." After Director Yoon disconnected, the family sat in silence—processing, decompressing, beginning to believe they'd actually won. "Five days," Luna said. "From publication to arrest. Five days of war." "Eight days left on his original timeline," Han noted. "Eight days until his fake story would have been fully executed. We beat his schedule by more than a week." "We beat him," Ji-woo corrected. "Stopped a monster. Saved five enhanced individuals. Exposed massive corruption. And survived."