Alpha Caius And The Runaway Luna Novels & Stories

Loyal. Betrayer. The Alpha slammed his fist onto the heavy oak table. The sound echoed, snapping every head toward him. “Today,” he began, his voice rumbling like thunder, “I and my son, Luca, were attacked, our driver killed.” I heard a murmur sweep through the hall. “The Triad grows bolder with each passing day. And now I hear that Barlas—a traitor and murderer—has escaped prison under our watch.” A low growl rippled through the hall.

Halfway to the door, a thought crossed my mind, making me halt in my step. “Ethan?” "Yes, Alpha." “You’ve seen her," I swallowed down before letting the question out. "What do you think of her?" "The Luna is perfection. And I’m saying this without a single doubt in my mind, Alpha,” he replied firmly. That's great. I growled with satisfaction. It makes the things I'm about to do and the way I'll go about chasing her justifiable. “Well then,” a small smile spread across my face as I grabbed my phone from the table and began to type out a text to Senazo, my senior Beta.

I glare at him, opening the link. ‘Have you lost your damn mind? How do you expect Kaia to compete with a pack of jealous werewolves from Beta lines downwards?’ “I trust her’ he answers simply. My fingers curl into my palm. The Luna chuckles. “Well, that’s if she passes — which, of course, she won’t.” “As long as you don’t fixate on her and cheat, she will,” Caius says coolly. A wave of silence washes over us again.

“I’ve never bowed to you. I’ve never—” “But you bow to my husband.” “What?” “Alpha Kirill,” she says with a satisfied grin. “You bow to him. He’s mine. He made me Luna.” I nod. “I can see that. But that has nothing to do with me. I am not a member of this pack anymore.” “We’re very happy together.” Again, I nod. “Congratulations are in order. Congratulations, Kimora,” I say, my tone placid, but every word that comes out of my mouth seems to infuriate her.

The only consolation is that my best friends have not yet met their mates, so I am not reminded every day of what I am missing. "Is she going back to Alpha Gorgio, do you think? She was here for about two weeks but never contacted him". He stares thoughtfully at the wall. "I'll send our intel to Eclipse Howl and Blue Blood. This Luna is very strange. She resisted you, survived the rejection unharmed and is moving on. I need to know more about her." The last thing I feel like is dwelling on the subject.

Will I finally get to receive the answers to my questions about death and after life? “Your runaway Luna?” Claire chimed in. Runaway Luna? As if. She is a piece of shit who needs to be taught a lesson. Because why else would she think she can do this and go scot free. She must have brain damage or something. It is really the only reasonable cause I can come about for her actions. Because why will someone else just think it is cool to humiliate the alpha of the biggest pack.

By the time they arrived back at the pack, the luna had gone into heat, her children in her nest with her as she scented them. When Caius ran off to play seeing as his mother couldn't implement any rules on him in her present predicament, Caia stayed behind.

Caesar is reaching for mom’s wolf, and if he succeeds, she will go home and be lost to me. “You need to leave Caesar. You’ve hurt me for the last time.” Dad growls, and the walls shake a bit. Luna Kimberly takes a step back, and Landon steps forward to put himself between my dad and us. He crouches to get into a defensive position. We stand there for what seems to be hours, waiting for something to be said or done. Caesar huffs and shifts his feet. “This isn’t over, Aluma. You will come home whether you want to or not.” Caesar turns around and starts to walk down the hall to the stairs. He stops at Luna Kimberly and looks at her for a beat. It’s weird how he looks at her as if there is a lon

“Anyway, you answer one of my questions and I’ll answer one of yours. Don’t ask me what my ability is either. If you do I’m going to get the words ‘super speed’ tattooed on my chest so maybe you’ll pay attention.” Did he really think I didn’t notice him eying them up? Caius didn’t take long to think over his question. Rubbing his fingers along the stubble on his jaw he grunted, “What are you getting out of this deal?” “Other than becoming Luna, you mean?” I asked, to which he bobbed his head, “I get freedom. I don’t want to marry some random man whose only interest is ripping my pack out from under me. If an Alpha can run his lands by himself, then why can’t a Luna?”

“Kayla! What’s happening?” “Lucius! He’s going to kill me! They think I am a daughter of Stonehill that escaped the slaughter! You know who I am! HELP ME!!!” I heard Damiens roar, as he dragged me towards the charred door. I remembered that I am a warrior. My training kicked in. I flipped away from him, breaking my arm in the process. I grit my teeth to quiet the pain. When he came at me, I round house kicked him. The surprise on his face was evident, he never expected a woman to fight back. I knocked him through the door and he fell unconscious. I looked into the room and screamed at the sight. The room was filled with charred remains. A woman, and a few children. I ran from the room in di