Alpha Caius And The Runaway Luna Novels & Stories

He had been tired already of the broken crazy luna, the last thing he needed was for the elders to bring him another one. As much as he wanted to know how comes the elders never asked where the luna was again, he kept mum. After he lied to them that luna had traveled and would return, he kept praying he won’t walk into the Dark Court and find Elder Kalera with the others and then they would tell him they knew what he did. Alpha Alphonso rubbed his eyes, whenever he thought of his Luna, a splinting headache always followed. “What will happen when they know about Alpha Ciandra? Would they make her mine or will they...?” His thoughts trailed off, he couldn’t think of Alpha Ciandra right now, no

“I don’t want to ever regret choosing you.” My shield. He should not be a mistake. “Nothing will happen to you. I give you my word as an Alpha.” I did not open my eyes after that, my head spinning. The Luna Queen would be a problem, especially with Cassius on her side. A Cassius who remembered his past life was a danger. What was the Luna’s greatest weakness and how could I exploit it?

“Fine. You killed our father. Alpha Kallio. You pushed your own mate down a mine shaft. You concealed him and his injuries from the world, forcing him to live with thugs rather than care for him.. You only had the men to attempt this coup with by selling your body to Alpha Fenton. You let that vile, old, lecherous fuck do anything he liked to you. Over and over to make sure you could steal the throne.” Luna Sana must have fainted or dropped to the floor, muffled sobbing into her fleshy hands just out of sight to us on the lower balcony’s. “You knew that I would-” but Cass was interrupted from saying anything further as Lucas bounded into the room. Doors slammed and rattled, his eyes wild gre

And right opposite my cell was another and there were other prisoners who only stared at me with little to no interest. "I will advise you to sit down and save your energy, you might need it soon," she advised approaching me. "Do you know me?" I asked, taken aback. "Does it matter who you are? Even a Luna is nothing if rejected by her Alpha," She said calmly, her gaze resting on my bloody hands. I immediately hide my hands sniffing the excess mucus in my nostrils. Realizing the new attention on me I took fast strides away from her to sit at the far end of the cell hiding my hands…

“We are here. As we agreed.” Caius’s smile got wider. It was not a friendly smile. “Alpha Thorne. You honor us with your presence. And this,” his winter-blue eyes slid back to me, “We meet again Luna Liliana" He said my name again looking for any sort of reaction. I gave him none. I looked right back, my own eyes cold. “Come,” Caius said, waving a hand toward the big, stone house. “You must be tired. We will show you where you will sleep.”

Luna pleaded. “You cannot say that about a man who would become your husband. It's not the right thing to do.” She walked closer so that she could lift Ophelia off the ground, but Ophelia pushed her hands away when they touched her. “You know how dangerous that man is, Mother, Father. I'm sure you know about what he's done in the past and even what he can do tomorrow. Alpha Caius is the cause of so many deaths, even from this pack! He killed the former Alpha and Luna who were Daphne's parents.”

My mind was a storm of panic and fear, each step a desperate plea for survival. I found Liana in the servants’ quarters, her dark eyes wide with concern as she saw my disheveled state. “Luna? What’s wrong?” she whispered, gripping my arms tightly. I could barely get the words out, my voice quivering. “I overheard them… they want to kill my child, Liana. Under the next blood moon. We have to go. Tonight.” Her face paled, and for a moment, we both stood in stunned silence, the weight of my revelation sinking in.

I didn’t need those tulips reminding me how stupid I used to be. “Should we ask Alpha for permission first?” one of the maids asked carefully. I knew she was one of Caleb’s eyes and ears. But challenging me was stupid, stupid mistake. Caleb, the perfect Alpha husband—how could he possibly refuse such a small request from his Luna? “Pull them out,” I said, letting my Luna voice roll through the room. “Or you can pack your things and leave. Your choice.” She bowed so fast she nearly tripped, then ran off.

"And who the hell is he? Is it one of the packs who is trying to silence Calla?" "No, I put men on Caius as you ordered, but I think the mistake we made was not putting any form of security on the future Luna of the pack, Alpha." Casen deepens, Luna... I have failed to realize it all this time that whether official or not, Calla is the future Luna of the pack. Casen’s mouth tightens. “Payment routed through a broker we traced to Caius’s cut. Same face flagged by patrols. We pulled the watcher once, he slithered. He’s careful now. He moves cash, no phones tied to him. But he leaves patterns.”

“A man like Pierce Ashcroft could have anyone he wanted.” “Where is she even from?” another asked. “No one here knows her.” “That should tell you enough.” “She doesn’t deserve to be Luna.” “The Alpha should reject her and take Seraphine as his chosen mate.” The remarks grew harsher by the second, gaining confidence as more women joined in. They had been waiting for permission to be cruel, and Seraphine had given it to them with a single look. I stood very still, though every muscle in my body had tightened.