A Luna's Last Goodbye Novels & Stories

But that didn’t stop me. I walked straight to his office without knocking and pushed the door open. Both men turned at my entrance. Raynard sat behind his massive oak desk, his golden hair slightly tousled, his steel-gray eyes narrowing the moment he saw me. Alpha Mike Harlan rose slowly from the guest chair, his gaze widening with open appreciation. “Sweet Goddess,” Mike breathed, a slow smile spreading across his handsome face. “You must be Luna Julie. Raynard, you never mentioned your mate was such a beauty to behold. I’m almost speechless.”

"Since he first heard about your rejection. He saw the news, saw your face, and something in him just... snapped back to that place he'd been five years ago." I moved deeper into the shrine, my legs shaking. A wedding photo showed Lyra in white, her hand resting on a small bump. Her eyes looked haunted despite her smile. "What happened to her?" "She died during the bonding ritual." Luna's admission was barely audible. "The one Kane's planning to perform for you tomorrow." The room tilted. I grabbed the desk for balance, knocking over a frame. It shattered on the floor, revealing a journal beneath. "Don't," Luna warned, but I was already reaching for it.

I couldn’t believe I was looking down to see him on one knee with a diamond ring in hand. “Daciana Whitemane, I know we had a rough beginning but the moon goddess found a way to bring us together again. I don’t regret ever telling you about how I feel. My only regret was waiting long enough to realize. Would you please make me fulfilled by being my Luna?” he asked. I stared at the ring for what felt like ages. I felt like I was dreaming. “Y…yes,” I managed to say. He stood up and slipped the ring into my finger. I jumped in excitement and hugged him.

~Elena~ "Welcome, my future Luna." The words barely had time to settle before Crystal stiffened like she’d been struck. The air froze. Then— "Excuse me?" she snapped, voice like a blade, sharp and cold. Trevor turned, unreadable, but Crystal was already seething. "I am the future Luna," she spat, her fingers digging into Ryan’s arm like claws. "Not her." Her gaze burned into Trevor’s, daring him to challenge her. Daring him to argue.

She placed her hand on my chest, completely unbothered by the fact that this was a public place. "Are you happy now? If you hadn’t come to my house today, Kya wouldn’t have run away," I glared at her, shaking off her hand. "What? She’s Luna. How could she run away on such an important day? Hosting the Moon Goddess Festival is the duty of every Luna," Lina said. "Shut up! You have no right to judge her! Get away from me, I don’t want to see you!" I snapped. Lina froze her eyes hurt, but she said nothing and turned away.

Because I was puzzled to think of an excuse for him, that's what I said. I already know that, before I came here, I already searched on the internet about them. And I read that Alpha, especially the leader, needed to have Luna who is compatible with them. Gosh! He was a bit surprised by my question, but he just smiled and looked up at the sky. "I still don't. I don't look for her. I'm just letting fate cross our paths together. Because that's how we should meet our perfect mate." Based on what I've read on the internet, Luna is like a living queen too. Just offer the rest of your lifetime to your alpha, then you will have power too like them.

Luna stood up and went to Eva. "Eva, let's go. It's getting late, and I want to leave," she said. "Can you give me two minutes to say goodbye to Lilly?" Eva asked. Luna agreed, and she went with Eva to bid farewell to Lilly and her friends. Luna booked a cab, and after 5 minutes, they both sat in the car and left. As they entered the lounge, "Dad, are you still awake?" Eva asked. "Yes, I was waiting for both of you," replied their dad.

The Luna, the most powerful Luna in the entire world. Can’t even argue with her confession. I kind of just lay on the bed and not talking anymore. Hyacinth was gone afterwards, and I begin to drift into sleep, not even realizing that someone was hearing my conversation the whole time.

Seeing how the others with Luna stayed so calm, she could tell what something was up. "That's also a long story." Luna sighed. In the few minutes it took to bandage Allyssa up, she summarize their close encounters with death. Cutting it as short as possible. "So, Mia." Allyssa crooked. "She's dead." Luna looked away. "And this game thing. Today's the last day." "You should rest." Luna packed up. Then she and Sandra joined the others. "Figured any plan, yet?" She walked over to Salvador, who had a weird smile dancing on his lips. "And why are you just so smiley?"

“Because he’s too obvious.” She pointed to the photograph. “Whoever is behind this wants us to find him.” Desmond stared at her. “You’re still doing that.” “Doing what?” “Thinking ten steps ahead.” For a moment, Luna said nothing. Then she closed the folder. “The old Luna is dead.” Desmond’s eyes softened. “I know.” “No.” She stood. “You don’t.” She walked toward the door. “Because the woman you knew would have explained herself.” She stopped beside him. “Phantom doesn’t.” Desmond froze. The name hit him like a bullet. “Phantom?” Luna looked over her shoulder. Her expression was unreadable. “Goodbye, Alpha Cross.” She walked away.