Chasing The Rejected Luna’s Heart Novels & Stories

Luna said, her voice steady despite her inner turmoil. "I have no intention of butting into your relationship or making things complicated between both of you. All I need is for you to talk to my father in case he gets upset about the rejection. You already know how he can be, so talking to him myself may not be the best idea. Once that's done, I'll handle the rest. We'll go through the rejection ceremony once he comes to terms with us not being meant for each other, and after it all, you and I can go back to being enemies," she explained. As much as her wolf was hurting, she also believed that she and Lucas were far too different to be together, and even though it hurt her pride that she wa

EVELYN POV I stood outside her window, the cold night air brushing against my skin. My eyes softened as I watched her, curled up and fast asleep, like a porcelain doll. The moonlight danced across her peaceful face, and for a moment, I forgot to breathe. She was perfect, my future Luna. How I wished I could step inside, just to be closer. But I couldn’t. The door was locked, and Bea, the one person I trusted to help me, was nowhere to be found. Even she was asleep.

He said, biting his lip. I mustered a smile as I looked at Wendy. I expected a disappointed and jealous look on her face, but she was busy flirting and chuckling with an Alpha. "Hell no," George said immediately, almost like he was expecting the question. "It's because of Queen Rosina's fake promises to her to make her my Luna. That's why she's here. If not, I would be dead before I'm caught with something like her." He said, his tone not hiding the contempt and disdain towards me.

Selene’s presence was stronger here, almost as if the land itself recognized them. This place remembers us. Aria swallowed. Maybe it did. Maybe that was why her chest felt so tight. Ahead, the dark outline of Shadow Moon territory stretched beneath the moonlight. The same territory where she had once dreamed of becoming Luna. The same territory where those dreams had been shattered. She slowed her pace. Her warriors remained several yards behind her, giving her space. Even they could feel it. This wasn’t merely a mission. This was something personal. Very personal. The clearing ahead remained cloaked in darkness.

Author’s Note As I write these final words and close the chapter on Chasing His Stunning Luna, my heart feels both full and unbearably heavy. This book has been a journey—one that I poured my soul into, one that became a part of me in ways I never imagined. The characters, their struggles, their triumphs, their love—they were not just words on a page but living, breathing parts of my heart. And now, having to say goodbye to them feels like losing dear friends.

“However, for the satisfaction I would feel, I hereby reject you, Larisa as my destined mate and as my Luna.” “Y-you can’t do that–” I stuttered, my heart racing. Louis looked at me like I was... A mere Ant. The irony. “Oh, I just did,” Louis stated with zero remorse or even reluctance. “I deserve someone better than you. Even the goddess will agree with me.” Clearly, he had given up on me. “You don’t seem to understand what this means, Larisa.” Louis etched with a smirk. “I’m the current alpha of Black Fur Pack and I just rejected you as my mate and Luna. Ring a bell?”

“Cassian’s dealing with it.” And then he was gone. The door shut behind him with a soft click, leaving her alone with her heartbeat and the ghost of his presence. Luna sank onto the bed, every nerve alive. Her hand trembled as she pulled the dagger from her sleeve. The light caught on the metal, dull and scarred but real. She turned it in her hand. The idea of striking him, of driving it through his chest, didn’t feel simple. Not anymore. The way he’d looked at her, the confession she’d overheard, the fracture behind his strength, they blurred the edges of hatred.

Without knocking and the thought of ever entering Rowan’s room again, Elsie turned around and walked back to her room. Every step felt heavier than before. And no matter how much she tried to ignore it It hurt, not as severe as before but it did hurt, Far more than she wanted to admit. Inside Rowan’s office, Frank stood quietly near the door. “The Luna was here earlier,” he reported carefully. Rowan looked up immediately. “She left after encountering Jessica.” The temperature in the room seemed to drop instantly. Rowan’s expression darkened faintly.

Exactly what I wanted. Then I lowered my gaze. “They attacked me.” The room went still, and Kane didn't move for a moment. Didn't speak. Didn't blink. Then something dark flashed across his face. “What?” “Talia attacked me,” I swallowed. “And as if it wasn't enough, your rejected mate stood there and defended her.” His expression hardened instantly. “And the entire pack saw it,” I continued. “Maybe they don't respect me because I haven't really been accepted as Luna.”

"I, the Luna of the Half Moon pack have sworn to end Rahl. I came here to give you information of the latest outrage. It is up to you to decide what you will do." Logan bared his teeth in anger. "I am with you, Luna. Let us go to the Blood Moon pack and sniff the trail- find out what happened there." He held out his hand. Ace and I clasped it once firmly. ***** Ace, Logan and I were on our way. We had spent a restless night at Logan's pack house, discussing plans and anticipating all possible outcomes of our quest. I had lain restless, tossing and turning on my bed, not believing I would get even an hour's worth of sleep. I was surprised I had slept through the night. Perhaps, Ace's arms ar