A Luna's Last Goodbye Novels & Stories

I swore I wouldn’t just kill the one who took her from me, I’d wipe out everyone they’d ever loved. Lineage, legacy, all of it, erased. I was supposed to feel peace by now. Vindication. Instead, there was only silence. That gnawing emptiness that refused to leave. “You made her ate?” I asked, eyes still fixed on the photo. Luna had left Brazil for Spain, thinking distance would keep her safe. That last picture, her hand on her stomach, smiling, was the final thing she ever sent me. She never got to hold our child. She never heard our baby's cry.

Sebastian said weakly. “But your time isn't supposed to be now,” Miguel argued desperately. “I'm sorry, son,” Sebastian said his voice barely a whisper. “I apologize for leaving you all alone,” Luna Persis said, tears streaming down her face as well. “You're not alone,” Carissa whispered, her voice breaking as she held tightly onto the hand of the woman whom she would always call her mother. “We will always be with you,” Alpha said before closing his eyes for the last time. Luna Persis took her final breath, and her hand fell limply from Carissa's grip.

‘You wont get away with this Luna,’ the oracle said bitterly. ‘As if you will be there to witness that,’ Luna said before she went back to where the oracle stocked poisons. She picked up a bottle and went to where the oracle was helplessly lying on the ground. She forced the liquid into her mouth before she coughed blood and breathed her last. ‘Goodbye my friend in crime,’ Luna said before she stealthily walked out. Back in town, Alma and Damien were having lunch at a top hotel when she received a call from Elise, she had just landed back from her honeymoon. Alma dropped everything and stood up.

“This thing is working.” Just as I was about to stand, the door burst open. “Hi, Aria!” Lara’s voice filled the room. I almost jumped out of my skin. My heart thumped hard. “The day you learn to knock,” I said, trying to sound calm even though I was still catching my breath, “I think the Moon Goddess herself will have to appear to you.” She laughed, brushing her curly hair back as she closed the door behind her. “Maybe once I find my mate, I’ll learn to knock.”

I picked up the cup of tea and took a sip. It burned my tongue, but I welcomed the pain. It gave me something to focus on besides the helplessness I was feeling. “I’m not giving up,” I said quietly. “Not yet. Liam asked me not to, so I won’t until he’s…” I couldn’t bring myself to say that word: gone. Later that day, an announcement came about the next stage of the Luna Trial. It was the second to last event of the trial: a team game of capture the flag. The remaining contestants gathered in the banquet hall to hear the announcement. Anya and I were the only two Omegas remaining.

I know I should be grateful they found me when they did but most times, I can’t help but wish they left me to die in the shadows among the trees. “Tonight, we wear our finest dresses, dance, and act like we don’t have a care in the world and if the moon goddess finds us worthy; we’ll find our mate got it?” Kim’s sweet voice takes that bossy edge she loves to use. “Yes, boss.” “Now, if you don’t mind can we start breakfast before Luna wakes up? You know how she gets when food’s late.” Kim smirks, “Deal, the sooner we start, the sooner we finish,”

“As you wish, but Luna this doesn’t mean I’m giving up on you. I love you more than you can ever imagine and I will always look for that opportunity to make things right between us, but until them, I will honor your request.” “Thank you very much” “Can I kiss you one last time? Please?” I ask huskily and she nods in tears. “Yes you can” I wipe my tears away and gently lean closer to her. I am going to miss these moments. I’m going to miss kissing her, cuddling her in my arms, I’m going to miss seeing her smile. I’m going to miss every thing about Luna. I gently connect out lips together and my hormones enrage when she kisses me back. The kiss is first slow and gentle, but as we get deeper, i

Jack takes a deep breath and hands her the car key. “Luna is happy in her current life. With her kids. I request that you not interfere in her life. It's my humble request. Focus on your kid… that's on the way….” Jack sounds so genuine and worry is visible in his voice. Natasha touched her belly. “Luna has a stable life. Don't mess. I hope you understand what I am trying to say.” Jack's voice became calmer. “Madam…” The maid's voice came from a distance.

I had no idea what she was talking about at all. "Hey Eva ..hold on, what are you talking about? I don't understand you at all. You said who did what?" I asked her. "Don't pretend as if you don't know what I am talking about! I am sure that you know very well what I mean! Alpha Huxley has gotten himself a new Luna ! The ceremony is going to take place in a few days! Wait....don't tell me that he didn't even tell you about this?!" Eva yelled on the other end of the phone.

He was always aware. Luna's voice grew softer as she turned back to Alina. "You once mentioned something. because you arrived here damaged. Alina gave a nod. He purchased my silence. He owed my father gold. He gave me while he was unable to pay. Luna's emotions shifted. Since then, you've been here? Indeed. I made one attempt at running. Her face was shadowed. "He ensured that I would never attempt again." Luna's throat became constricted. She didn't have to, but she wanted to know what he had done. Alina's disturbed expression was sufficient. Beneath that sorrow, however, she felt strength the silent, resilient type that resisted death. Beside her, she knelt. Then, Alina, assist me. Help me