A Luna's Last Goodbye Novels & Stories

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

Camden agreed with a silent nod. Before they knew it, the day of indulgence drew to a close. The Luna enveloped Camden in a warm hug, gratitude radiating from her. "Thank you for spending the day with me. It was lovely to get to know you better," she beamed with genuine affection. Camden returned the embrace, her voice filled with sincerity. "Thank you so much for inviting me. I think I really needed this, and I genuinely enjoyed spending time with you," she confessed shyly. The Luna's eyes sparkled with warmth as she squeezed Camden's hand. "Let's do it again soon, okay?" she suggested, a glimmer of excitement in her voice. Camden's face lit up with a smile. "I'd love that," she replied who

Sadness filled me, and regret who had become my best friend filled me once more. “Alright.” “Tonight is our last night as mates. Goodbye, Alpha Jeremy of the Midnight Fury Clan. I, Luna Athena Lockwood of the DarkWood Pack, propose to break off the mate bond I share with you, Alpha Jeremy Sparks of the Midnight Fury Clan.” She said, with a fist over her chest, and she looked so terrifying, while saying those words. She didn't even relax her facial muscles. They were tense, and strict. The moon shone on half of her face, leaving the other side covered in shadows, and I bit my lip, ready to finally end my connection with her, and say goodbye to the life I could have had with her.

"Check if the Luna is home." The voice on the other end returned moments later. "No, Mr. Ross. She's not here. However, there's a document on the table. It's a mate-bond termination paper, and it's signed." Louis stumbled backward, colliding with the cold Moon Goddess pillar behind him. Then, Beta spoke again, his voice barely above a whisper. "Mr. Ross, it's confirmed. It's the Luna, and it was definitely suicide." That word shattered whatever pieces Louis had left.

I just stood there with my arms wrapped around myself and waited. "We can put everything behind us," he started. "Everything from the past. The contract and what happened while we were together. We can forget all of it. Stay, Ellaria.” He held my gaze carefully, like like this was some delicate mission he was trying very hard not to screw up. “You’re still my Luna. I’m not letting you go.” I stared at him. "You're not letting me leave." I said it back slowly, absolutely dumbfounded. Was he serious?

I'll never forget his words that almost brought me to tears. "My Alpha, we do not mean to disobey. But our Luna has been taken from us. Now that you have found your mate, our pack is incomplete until she has been returned to the safety of our walls. You cannot expect us to stay here and wait for you to return. Our Luna needs us. We may not be as strong as some of your warriors anymore, but we are capable and willing to fight. Please do not make us stay behind when our Luna needs us. The dishonour of not being able to do our part for our pack would put us in an early grave."

Tears were streaming down her face. "Vincent, they don't want me. Will you bond with me instead? Daisy is gone. That annoying woman is dead. Once we bond, I can become your Luna. We can finally be together." She didn't expect what came next. The same man who had always spoiled her started removing her fingers from his sleeve, one by one. Vincent looked at her, his eyes completely cold. "You'll never be my Luna. I'll throw you into the Black Forest. You'll pay for what you did."

-You don't know that. -I do, damn it, Peter. Didn't you hear me? -He said, looking at the floor. -You need to calm down. Only she knows, and if so, she'll tell you. --- Luna said goodbye to her friends. Each one was leaving. Some in cabs, others with their boyfriends. Luna smiled as she pulled her phone out of her purse. "Hi honey, can you come pick me up?" - I sent James over to her.

Her eyes glistened with mischief, as her smile deepened. His dark eyes pierced hers, as the gun was the only thing between the both of them. He gripped the gun even harder and started pulling the trigger. Luna ignored the way her heart clenched against her chest, and she licked her lips one last time, slowly dropping her eyes to look at Alex, whose eyes were still fixed on her. "Goodbye, bunny." That was all he said before pulling the trigger. Luna closed her eyes tightly, waiting for the bullet to pass through her head, leading to her death.

"I'm sorry. I can still talk my father out of this, Louise. Please. Just hear me out, hmm? Listen to me, okay? I love you. It's you that I want to marry. It's you that I want to mark. You are my Luna—" "STOP!" Louise shouted. Tears started falling from her eyes. She knew this would happen the moment she saw those dreamy eyes. Those eyes that used to be her light. She knew. She knew that was why Louise drowned herself in darkness. She tried drowning herself to forget him, but he was stubbornly saving her again. Again. Just like that time. "You found your Luna, Dia," Louise wipes her tears and steps back when Dia tries to reach her. "Stop trying to get me back. Stop trying to make me the bad p