A Substituted Bride But A Fated Luna Novels & Stories

His eyes softened as he said these words, while my eyes widened, not sure if I was understanding his words. “What do you mean?” I asked, wanting to be sure. “Marry me, Iris. Be my Luna… Not a replacement, not a stand-in, not a substitute, but my real Luna.” My mouth hung open as my lips quivered. Is this all a dream? “I will reject Felicity. I will sever the bond between us, and I want you with me when I do that.” I was just looking at him. I felt a lump in my throat as my eyes brimmed with tears.

Chapter 22 Tell Me What Happened Owen’s POV Luna withdrew from the kiss and slapped me on my face, “Don’t ever do this again,I need to go, my husband is waiting for me.” I didn’t know what else to say or how to stop her anymore,I guess It’s best I just let her go for now. I returned to my seat thinking about the whole thing. I really don’t know if I was overthinking things but Luna looks like someone in pain.

She brushed passed and placed her hand on my shoulder. "There is nothing you can do against fate. You can try to fight it, but it has a way of clicking everything together. I knew she was referring to how she was mated to Alpha Killian. Someone used dark magic on her to trick her into believing she was his fated mate when Damon was her real mate. Here she is now, Damon's Luna. Fate made them find their way together. Fate was fucked up, and I hated fate. I nodded, and she walked inside.

Luna Luciana had never liked her, not as a normal girl and not as her son's bride to be, therefore, she would never allow her marry her son but with this, it meant she has a backup plan. The Luna gently started walking closer to the bride, the powdery substance pouring to the floor. Princess Lahore was surprised while Keith fumed with anger as she constantly pinched herself to reduce the heat coming from her body, she needed someone to fuck very badly and she hoped her plans doesn't get more screwed up because of Dama. Dama shifted uncomfortably on her feet, looking at the piercing gaze of the Luna - sorry Luna but it isn't my fault I was paired with your son - she wanted to roll her eyes at

The kind that still made Liam forget how to breathe. "Oh." Liam stepped forward. His gaze never leaving hers. The room gradually grew quiet. Everyone watching. Everyone understanding. Because they knew exactly what this meant. The first wedding had been stolen from them. Manipulated. Forced. Overshadowed by lies. By enemies. By circumstances neither of them controlled. This time was different. This time there were no secrets. No obligations. No misunderstandings. Only love. Pure and simple. Liam stopped in front of her. Then did something nobody expected.

me. Luna Brillante considers her the most important person in this life, always treats her well, he never lets her get hurt in anything. At first, I also intended to arrange for them to fall in love, arrange for them to become husband and wife, but the biggest secret about them was buried with their eccentric father and mother. "If they already consider each other as blood relatives, it is understandable that the love story is not mentioned." The Fire God León de Fuego thought he couldn't have come up with a better solution. "That's right, so I don't dare to risk arranging love and marriage for them. After they grew up, they became less close than before. Luna Brillante rarely comes home, j

Mason said calmly, “can still exist between our country and theirs. But it will no longer go through you.” Harlan’s eyes narrowed. “You think I don’t know why you accepted that alliance and pushed it to me?” Mason continued, his voice smooth as silk, deadly underneath. “You think I’m unaware of the transactions you conducted behind my back?” A ripple of shock spread through the hall. “There will be no wedding,” Mason said, his gaze unwavering. “Because I already have a Luna.” I felt my breath hitch—not in fear, but in something fierce and overwhelming. “Not a chosen Luna,” he added, his voice lowering. “But a fated one.”

“It seems like both you and Gwen didn’t know Ben is the groom.” Luna pursed her lips, only just realizing why Joshua asked her whether she came to cause trouble the moment he saw her outside. She sucked in a deep breath. “Gwen and the bride have been virtual friends for years, she never knew what the bride looked like, so she asked me to attend the wedding on her behalf. But we never expected…” Joshua smiled faintly. “So what do you plan to do?” Luna shrugged. “What else can I do, I’ll take a few photos and crop the groom out of them.”

Luna was briefly surprised before she hastily explained, "I just wanted him to help try out the cutting. If you mind it that much, I can contact the wedding studio right now and have them customize another suit for you." With that, she moved as though to take out her phone. I couldn't be bothered to expose her terrible lies, so I stepped around her to leave. Luna seized my arm in a tight grip and opened her mouth, but before she could say anything, she received a call from Felix Lont, her first love. There was a minute change in her expression, and with an apology, she grabbed her jacket and rushed out the door. I looked at the expensive watch she had tossed onto the table.

“They need stability, strength and a united front.” A bitter taste fills my mouth. “So they’re bringing in a bride.” “They’re bringing in a future Luna,” Mara corrects softly. The words hit harder than I expect. Future Luna. Lucien’s supposed mate and not.... me. Something in my chest twists painfully. I pull my hands from hers, turning away slightly. “I didn’t even know he was promised to someone,” I murmur. “It was kept quiet,” Mara says. “Not many outside the council knew the details.”