Chaos Luna Mason Novels & Stories

But every time I so much as entertained the idea, something inside me screamed in protest. Lorenzo clicked his tongue. "Face it, Alpha. She’s your mate. The Moon Goddess doesn’t make mistakes. We know you don't want to reject her-" I let out a sharp laugh, devoid of any humor cutting him off. "You think I give a fuck about what the Moon Goddess wants? If she didn’t make mistakes, she wouldn’t have paired me with a human! I'm the fucking Alpha of Crimson-hale pack!" A knock sounded at the door.

"There you are, dear. I was beginning to think you'd sleep the whole day away." I slid into the seat, acutely aware of how Sophia had positioned herself in my usual spot next to Adrian. His mother, Luna Elizabeth, was beaming at the girl like she'd won the lottery. "Sophia was just telling us about her pack," Elizabeth said. "Her father is Alpha of Grey Moon. Such a prestigious lineage." Unlike me, the unspoken words hung in the air. My parents had been ordinary pack members who died in a rogue attack when I was sixteen. Adrian's family had taken me in out of obligation, never expecting their son would fall for the charity case.

But I know all too well that they would sooner kill us than let Remus get his hands on us. “It’s been a long time, sister. I’m sure they have forgiven you by now,” Melanie tried to persuade me once again. “Don Mariano isn’t exactly known for his forgiveness, you know that,” I emphasised. Don Mariano was our alpha, a dangerous and rigid figure. “No, but he loves his people,” she countered. “I am no longer one of his people,” I laughed bitterly. “Regardless of how far we’ve come, Emilia, we will always remain a Luna,” Melanie recalled enthusiastically. The status of being a Luna held significant weight and influence.

He knew I didn’t want him to do it so he howled to call our pack. “You saved me! You should be my husband!” She shouted when she realized he called our pack. “Laia, enough. You’ll find another man who is for you. Moon goddess bonded us, and it’s sacred.” I explained to her but she suddenly pointed her wand at me. “I, Laia Ashville swear that his Luna will be the misery of his pack members,” and she flicked his wand to me. The pink light hit me and everyone arrived in time to witness that. He stepped in front of me but it was too late.

Nolan stared at me like he has seen a ghost. "Are you been serious right now?" He asked me I nodded. "I will be your luna for a while" He frowned. "I don't want you as my luna, ok. I've got a new mate" I batted my lashes. "That's isn't possible. You can't get a new mate when I haven't reject you" "Point of correction. You did. I was the one who had not accepted it"

Killan was the one. Killan was about to approach when the pack warrior stopped him. The rogue exhaled a deep breath, feeling a sense of relief wash over him. "Alpha," the pack warrior called urgently, his voice laced with panic. "The Luna is in the throes of a seizure. He needs you." The warrior of the pack dutifully relayed the message to his Alpha. Panic seized Killan as his eyes darted frantically around the dense forest. With a menacing glare, Alpha Killan issued a warning before hastily making his way to his Luna's side.

His lips parted, voice raw and hoarse. “Mason,” he rasped. “Aurelia… Mason’s gone. Korran… he killed him.” My throat clenched. I looked down, then back at him. “I know,” I said quietly. “And I swear, I’ll make him pay. But not now. Not here. Not yet.” He stared at me, confused. But I leaned closer, lowering my voice. “We have a plan,” I said. “Dalton’s at the ruins. Korran’s being tracked. But here… here, I need you. We’re about to catch the spider in our web. I need your strength. I need you awake—for Mason. For our children.”

“You’re a traitor and an insult to everything that is being a luna.” The three lunas with Lena stepped forward, their eyes cold and unforgiving. They stood in a tight formation, forming a wall of hostility. I stood my ground and lifted my chin. “That’s rich, coming from you, Lena. Did you tell these women how you became luna?” Lena’s face flushed red. “I became luna because I’m Carl’s mate. Don’t spread lies here, Alyssa. None of us will believe them.” “Yes, we know all about you. Delusions of being a little princess,” one woman said. She was lanky and used her height to try to intimidate me.

A cold sweat broke out across my neck, but I forced my lips to stretch into another fake smile. "Oh," I said, forcing a soft, light chuckle. "Well, I am the only person out here, Lucas. There is no one else. Perhaps your wolf is confused. Maybe your fated mate is running in the other direction, toward the eastern border." Lucas took a step closer to me. His gaze was fierce, piercing straight through my mask. "No," Lucas insisted, his voice completely firm and unyielding. "My wolf could never be mistaken about something like this, Luna. I come from a sacred, ancient lineage where our wolves have a massive, significant influence over our minds and bodies. If my wolf says his mate is standing r

And tonight, I had dragged him into a lie I hated almost as much as the truth. “Is she settled now?” I asked. His jaw moved slightly before he answered. “Yes.” Silence hummed between us. Aria. The omega I’d last properly noticed years ago, quiet, unobtrusive, a shadow among wolves. Now… Luna in name only. A mask my people needed. A sacrifice I had demanded. Because Crescent Stone must not fracture. Because Selene must be protected — even in her absence. I exhaled slowly. “Good.” He nodded once.