Alpha's Contract Luna Novels & Stories

Liliana woke up, panicked and trying to get my consciousness. “I know,” I said, whispering. “If even my mom won't do it, then it's a terrible deal, isn't it?” The Contract Luna was an agreement between Alpha and Luna that exchange the baby in her womb over a contract agreement. My mother died without successfully carrying out that agreement. And passed on the power in her womb to me. In other words, I'm the only Luna in this world who can fulfill the treaty. But Legend says the contract can only be done once in a lifetime. In other words, the Luna who gives up her womb for an Alpha will die after the contract ends.

Then he turned to the crowd and I knew immediately it was a mistake because it meant he wasn't done. "This cannot be your Alpha." His voice rose, addressing every face in the room. "Listen to me. You are letting him make a mistake that will cost all thirty-two territories. A rogue cannot be your Luna. An abandoned woman, someone else's Luna, cannot rule over you. There is a contract." He pointed at me and his voice cracked with something that might have been desperation if I didn't know him better. "She signed a contract. She agreed to terms when she left Ironveil. She is mine by written agreement and she cannot form a new union until those terms are settled."

“Tell them it’s strictly business.” Damon’s lips curled. “Of course. Just business.” She shot him a look. “You can leave now.” But he didn’t move. He took a slow step closer instead, dropping his voice. “You think this blood contract changes nothing, but it does. The council will recognize you as my Luna, at least on paper.” Aurora froze. “Luna? ” He nodded. “It’s the only way they’ll accept the alliance. And once it’s done, your enemies won’t dare touch you.”

"Listen, Luna, it's... it's... Please, just calm down, okay? I'm sorry for not telling you." Luna shook her head, "No Alex, we made a deal that once you get the shares, our contract will be over, and I think right now it's best if we bring everything to an end to avoid parting on bad terms." "Parting on bad terms?" Alex asked. "Luna, are you going to go back on your word to care for me until I'm okay?" "But you went back on your word, Alex. You failed to abide by the contract," Luna replied.

warriors to be on a 24/7 watch around every person you hold dear to you. I hope you don’t mind but when I got your phone number and address I used your last name and looked you up.” She came over and sat down next to me, “You stalked me?” She giggled a little. “Well, I wouldn’t necessarily call it stalking, but I definitely looked into your background.” I grabbed her hand and stroked the top of it with my thumb, “I’ll make sure no harm comes to your family. I promise, Tyler.” She grabbed a strand of her pony tail and started twirling it in her fingers, “What is a Luna?” Her question kind of took me by surprise but I was happy that she was asking more about my people and traditions, “A Luna

Long live the Alpha and his soon to be Luna. TBC!!

The unity between the three Alphas was evident, a formidable force that spoke of mutual respect and cooperation. The meeting commenced with Luna acknowledging the presence of the emissaries and expressing gratitude for their willingness to engage in diplomatic discussions. Alpha Burst, with his keen understanding of political intricacies, facilitated the negotiations, ensuring that each realm's concerns were addressed. As discussions unfolded, it became clear that some realms hesitated to commit fully to an alliance with Nampa. Alpha Burst, recognizing the delicate nature of these negotiations, proposed a compromise—an incremental approach to strengthening alliances. Luna, with a measured to

the members of Calon Falch greeted with bows. "Luna," Lúa Infinita greeted. I nodded at them as I approached the alpha of Kingston. He was a man in his mid-thirties. He wasn't as tall as Hendrix but as expected, he was taller. The alpha broke into laughter along with his pack members. I furrowed my brows, wondering what was funny. The joke was me. "This is the legendary blood wolf I've heard so much about? Powerful Luna of Lúa Infinita who took down Astra? This must be a joke!" Right. No one knew about the contract between Calon Falch and Lúa Infinita so it was possible to believe Drix made up the story to elevate me.

Unlike Perseus and Achilles, my function is to protect my Luna from her own companions if necessary. This function did not arise by chance. For a long time, Alphas imprisoned their Lunas so that they would not be "tainted" with inappropriate thoughts. At least, that's what they said. Despite the balance, a Luna is as strong as an Alpha, but an Alpha is never alone, and therefore the Luna has always been at a disadvantage. To help the Lunas, the position of Luna's Gamma was created, so that she would always have a faithful protector, beyond the bond of her companion. The Alpha of the pack cannot command the Luna's Gamma, and his command is not as strong as the Luna's.

"He invited me to the Nightshade ancestral lands. To meet their Alpha parents." Charlotte grabbed my shoulders, her green eyes wide. "Are you serious? The Alpha King and Luna of the Northern Territory want to meet you?" "Apparently," I said, still unable to believe it myself. "And what's with all the contracts and lawyers?" Charlotte pressed. "Everyone saw them unloading about a thousand documents." I hesitated. "They've offered me a significant art collaboration. I'm to lead a project called 'Ancient Wolf Legends.'" Charlotte squealed, drawing annoyed glances from other students working in the studio.