Alpha Caius And The Runaway Luna Novels & Stories

“But there’s more, Lucian. The prophecy… it’s not just about Aaron. It’s about you.” His gaze sharpened instantly, his senses seizing onto the strained quiver in my voice. “Explain. Now.” My chest heaved as I groped for the runic scroll buried inside my cloak. I unrolled the brittle parchment, hands quivering as the old words shimmered under candlelight. “The Prophecy of the Blood Moon states: ‘From the union of shadow and flame shall rise the First Alpha, the Reaper of Blood, who will awaken the dormant breed and usher in a new reign.’”

Interesting. The rest of the lunch passed in tense silence. I felt like I had dodged a bullet, but I knew the interrogation was far from over. Later that afternoon, as I was filing away the last of the correspondence, Prince Casian, his younger brother, sauntered into the antechamber. He is the Luna’s son too, just like Alaric but he's already mated, a stark contrast to Alaric’s unmated status. His presence always felt like a

Henry Stewart hovered nearby, his tablet in hand, occasionally offering input but mostly listening attentively. "The moonlight herb-infused paint on the northern wall pieces will need special lighting," I instructed one of the assistants. "Make sure the spectrum is adjusted precisely according to the specifications." The assistant nodded, making notes. "Yes, Luna Natalia." I still wasn't used to being addressed that way. Luna—the term for an Alpha's mate. It felt strange, yet somehow right. As I moved through the space, I touched each display briefly, connecting with the artwork hidden beneath. These were more than paintings; they were parts of myself, pieces of my soul transferred to canvas

It’s good that I won’t have to think about food for months. I stood in the queue and waited for my turn. But as soon as I approached, my eyes met the colder eyes of Alpha King Brutus. He was not alone, but Evelyn was there with him. “Look, who came to the charity house? A begger Luna Cassandra? or shall I call you Killer Luna Cassandra. You deserves this.” Evelyn laughed as Brutus smirked at his words. “Don’t worry baby. She deserves even more. But I am happy that I finally got you. A right person beside me..” Brutus grabbed her shoulder and pulled her closer. The sight of them together felt like a sharp stab in my heart.

he said, his voice low and dangerous, "Prepare everything. We leave at once." Damon nodded, his eyes gleaming with a hint of the same anticipation that coursed through Zach. "The rumors, Alpha? The one of the runaway?" he asked, his voice a low rumble. Zach grinned, a flash of teeth in the semi-darkness of his study. "Oh, she'll be there, Damon. I feel it in my bones. My little runaway will finally be mine." He stood, his gaze piercing and dark.

"Okay. We're going to be late for school if we don't move now. Bye, Iris." "Bye, Luna!" Kayla shouted, waving at me. Olive simply waved and smiled. I stared at their retreating backs, a dumbfounded expression on my face. After a while, I looked at Cassian. He was already staring at me. "What?" I asked. "You said you aren't going to be my Luna." "I didn't say that," I replied. "I said I'm not sure." "What's there to be sure about?" Cassian asked. "You're my mate. I'm the alpha. Ergo, you're the Luna."

his assistant rushed into the hall, “we've tracked the Luna. She was on a flight to London three days ago.” Without a moment's hesitation, Cain spun and strode toward the door. “Cain!” Alexander's voice boomed behind him. “I don't care what happened between you two. You will bring her back. An Alpha without his Luna is not fit to lead this pack.” Twelve hours later, Cain arrived at a private estate on the outskirts of London. He didn't go in, just watched from beyond the iron gates. Soon, he saw a sight that made his heart stop.

The moment Caius inherited the Alpha title, pack law demanded he take a mate to serve as his Luna to solidify his reign. And he had chosen me... But this was happening way too fast! We hadn't even graduated from the academy yet. Why was this timeline accelerating? No matter how hard I tried to change my fate, the moon goddess was rewriting the script, dragging me toward my tragic doom much faster than before. I took a shaky, deep breath. I was absolutely terrified to break the fragile silence, but my human empathy briefly overrode my fear of him. "Caius..." I whispered, my voice trembling. "I'm so sorry... for what happened."

“I’ll be fine. That’s why I am the Luna.” If he decided to hurt me, I could just pack up and run away. He would not be the first Alpha that I ran from. *** “There you are,” Leo said, running to me from the front of the pack house. Cain’s head poked around the corner. “You’ve seen her?” “Did you say something to Alpha? He feels weird,” Leo explained. I could almost see the image of Cassian sulking behind my eyes. “What does that have to do with me?”

Alyse Pov The iron bars of the dungeon didn't just hold me in; they reminded me that I was a ghost. After Alaeric walked away, the silence in the cell felt like a lead weight. His words looped in my head like a curse. A mistake I cannot afford. I do not accept you as my Luna. First Kayden. Now him. I leaned my head against the cold stone and closed my eyes, refusing to let a single tear fall. I was done crying for men who didn't want me.