Alpha Dante And His Unwanted Luna Novels & Stories

I set my wine glass down and smiled again and said something appropriate about the proposed trade terms Roland was outlining, and the conversation moved on without noticing that I was only partially in it. Selene, beside me, touched my arm lightly. When I looked at her she was smiling — luminous, perfectly composed, every inch the future Luna she had been raised to become. She was beautiful. She was accomplished. She was exactly what the pack needed beside its Alpha, and we both knew it, and we had built something functional and respectful from that knowledge. It wasn’t the bond. But it was solid. It was chosen. It was the kind of union that didn’t destroy people.

They looked dangerous, hungry, like wolves who had nothing left to lose. Beside Dante stood a figure I recognized. Luna. Battered and bruised, but alive. Her hands were bound, and she glared at us with pure hatred. “Hello, sister,” Dante called across the divide. “We need to talk. About ending this war before more innocents die. And about what really happened the night Grayfang fell.” Kael's hand found mine. “What is he talking about?” “I do not know,” I whispered. But dread settled in my stomach. “But I think we are about to find out.”

Jace said, pinching his in between his nose,trying to calm the headache. “Well lets go bring her back.” Dante said, looking at him with determination. “I fucking want to but i cant right now.” Jace said frustrated. “Fuck that lets go.” Dante said, grabbing his keys. “Why do you care? You should be happy she's gone, she’s a hunter.” Jace growled at him. “Hunter or not she’s your mate. You're my best friend and Alpha. I might be able to get past the hunter thing. She's going to be my Luna. Her place is by your side.” Dante said fiercely.

Troy laughed and threw his arm on Gavin, who was grinning too. “Tell me, Gav. Isn’t this scene familiar?” The younger nodded, as he scanned the scene. “The Alpha coming back after escaping. Then, bringing back a woman in his arms. Then, him screaming at our faces for staring at her. this is exactly the scene when he first brought the Luna back from the forest.” “You got it right!” Troy and Gavin giggled together, but they stopped when they were glared by Ruan. “Should I just pull your teeth off so you could stop grinning like fools?” with his warning, Gavin covered his mouth while Troy run behind him, hiding from their scary Luna.

He walks out and his eyes find Solange first. He walks to Ro and Xavier, and there is a brief exchange between them; I see he is nervous and there are also dark shadows encasing his eyes. As soon as Ro nods and turns to look at us, we start walking towards him. I hold Solange's hand firmly and she seems to have trouble breathing. Dante looks painfully at her; it is almost like he can't bear the pain she is going through, the mating bond is strong and it has him already questioning his loyalty. He looks at me and bows his head. "Good morning, Luna."

He was on high alert for something to go down - he just wasn't sure what he was expecting. "Look! It's Giulia," Matt swooned as he nodded his head towards their group of friends. They were sitting under a tree and sipping from red, plastic cups. Giulia was easily recognizable because it was jet black, except the front part, which was a shocking blond. She wasn't really Mason's type but he'd be lying if he said she wasn't gorgeous. She was the daughter of some Italian Alpha and Matt had been crushing on her from the moment he'd seen her.

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.

Leaders sought her guidance. People spoke her name with respect. Yet after a moment she shook her head. "No." Ronan raised an eyebrow. Aria smiled. "It still fits." He looked confused. She continued. "Because it reminds me where I started." The answer made him smile. Together they looked toward the horizon. The future stretched before them. Unwritten. Uncertain. Full of possibility. Exactly as it should be. And as the moon rose high above a world finally at peace, Aria—the Unwanted Luna, the True Luna, the woman who had changed everything—allowed herself to smile.

Luna sat at the center of it all, her silver eyes moving from screen to screen with the focus of a general surveying a battlefield. The revelations about her parents, about the conspiracies that had shaped her life, about the depth of corruption that had hidden her bloodline—all of it was ammunition now. Not for revenge, though that simmered beneath the surface. For strategy. For the precise, calculated dismantling of every wolf who had participated in the decades-long cover-up. Dante moved through the space with quiet efficiency, adjusting feeds, monitoring threats, ensuring that nothing disrupted her focus. He had become as much a part of this operation as the screens and files—her shadow,

I had no idea what he was saying, but I decided not to take a step like he had warned me. My eyes were shaking, then he said those words that broke me completely "I Alpha Alessandro Russo reject you, Elena George as my mate and future Luna. I have nothing to do with you and so I reject the mate bond." He didn't even give me a chance to say what I wanted to say. Staring at him as tears ran down my eyes, I knew he had no idea I had just lost the child that I was carrying. He had no idea that I had lost my family's and packs trust all because of that night's mistake. The least he could do was to take me in.