Catherine Luna Novels & Stories

Catherine finished up her work by placing a gauze over the wound, then wrapping a bandage across his shoulder and chest to keep it in place. Once she had finished, she took a second to admire her handy work and then gave a nod in his direction. "Alpha." She acknowledged. She turned her gaze to me and gave a similar nod "Luna." She recognised. Without another word she exited the tent. Alpha Bain gaze had not left mine the entire time. It was as though we were trapped there. Both silent acknowledging so many unspoken words. I finally moved from the sofa. Standing up I walked over to him, clearing the space between us. It was as though my body was moving on its own accord.

I can’t help but keep falling in love with him over and over again. My thoughts are interrupted when my mobile begins to beep. Seeing the caller ID, I immediately answer the call. “Hello” “Luna” it is Mustapha from the other end, “we found out that for the past three years, Natalia has been cohabiting with a witch from the Zu clan”

I felt helpless. "It's nice to finally formally meet you Channing. Tate's told me all about you," she greeted with a smile. The crows feet under her eyes picked up with her grin and her olive skin creased in the corners of her mouth. Her short brown hair was styled in a pixie cut along with a pair of chic eyeglasses. I can't believe she's able to beat Tate and Cristian around like they say she can! "I-it's nice to meet y-you t-to-too Luna F-Frances," I sputtered. Her smile faltered a bit. "Hon it's just Frances. You're the Luna now. How are you feeling? Are you in pain. I can get Dr. Geeson in here," Frances said quickly.

Brax demanded, his voice steady but teetering on the edge of a growl. "Because, dear brother," Kane sneered, "you do not deserve happiness. And Luna’s mother and I have unfinished business with her." His eyes flicked in my direction. "Luna is my daughter," my mother interrupted, her voice commanding. "And she belongs with me, not tangled up in all of this." My head swam with a torrent of conflicting emotions—fear, rage, confusion. "You can't just barge in here and make demands," I retorted, my voice trembling yet fierce. "Especially not today."

"I've seen him before. During border negotiations last spring. "And?" "He's not what people say. He's..." Her cheeks flushed. "Different. When no one's watching." A chill finger of suspicion ran up my spine. “How would you know what he is like when there’s no one there to watch? Before she could respond, the door slammed open. In the doorway stood Luna Catherine, the silk of her gown clinging to her skeletal frame, her face twisted with barely concealed disgust. “It’s time,” she said, her voice laced with venom. “Not that I can imagine a good reason for why he’d want you when he has plenty of better options.

A voice boomed and they all turned to see a figure of a lady approaching them. "Is that?..." Catherine squinted her eyes as she tried to recall the familiar face. "Brenda. Liam's sister." "Ah! Yes, the stubborn bitch!" Catherine gritted. Lily laughed. "Are you both still loggerheads? She can be fun sometimes…" "Hello Luna!" She flashed Lily a smile before turning towards Catherine. "And…hi bitch…" Catherine rolled her eyes. "Hi to you too." "Well, I actually came to erm…apologize. You know… for how rude and arrogant I was during our search for her…"

I couldn’t tell which one was older, both had strong auras, not giving away who was the firstborn. Darien and Serena took a seat, and I did the same, settling into my place beside Alejandro. Home. No matter how angry I was at him, his closeness and his warmth was my haven. "That’s true." Alejandro remarked. "Luna Catherine, you’re from the States, correct?" "Yes." She replied, as she sat by her mate’s side, her legs tucked to the side, back straight, chin out. Their reputation didn’t fail them, known for being a wealthy, strong, rather posh pack who kept to themselves.

"It's Luna, Catherine's daughter! Kade's older sister. I hear she has health complications and can't have children. She's been with Cameron for over four years.” My mouth gaped wide. It was Luna Catherine who had insisted I become the ideal candidate. She had convinced me I was the best. She had seen my father decline and my mother go blind, and she was the one who had entrusted me with this contract. She hadn't chosen me for my reliability. She had chosen me because I was the daughter of a powerless Omega and an indifferent father. If something went wrong, if the Alpha Lycan broke me, no one in the world would dare stand up to her and demand justice.

I want to ask however I can't. "Hehe," she laughs, "she's quite funny Dexter, why don't you let me have her," Catherine says. "Not happening." With a frown Catherine rolls her eyes, "And why is that?" "Because Vida…" he starts only to fall into silence, everyone falls quiet as we await his words. "because she's my Luna." "Impossible," Catherine whispers with shock. She turns to me, her eyes pleading for an answer, but I'm also too stunned to speak.

Catherine suddenly asked. When I heard her question, my scalp went numb. I felt as if I had been beaten up, and I was disturbed. I tried to calm down and then said coldly, "What does it have to do with him? I just don't want to see you. I hate you." "Gina, how did you become Lycan Luna and the limelight of New Jersey? Is it really because of the Moon Goddess?" Catherine smiled sarcastically. Every word she said was like a knife, cutting my fragile nerves.