Novel & Cerita Come Back My Luna

Alarick anxiously asks her. "What if it won't, Alarick? Let us see the better side. Let us pray to the Moon Goddess and ask her for guidance. The Moon Goddess has granted us a second chance by giving us an opportunity to be reborn. I am sure that the Moon Goddess will surely make this plan to work out. We just have to trust her for this. As long as we will do everything we can, it will surely go positively." Luna comforted Alarick by reminding him about how lucky they are to be reborn.

“What else are you going to report to me, Karev?” “I don’t understand why you are this mad at me, Your Highness… If you really want to know how she is doing, don’t you think you should visit her yourself? Pardon me but I never pursue knighthood to babysit the Luna. Though she was chosen by the Moon Goddess, how sure are we that she would not betray us?” Karev firmly said. *** “Have you seen the Luna in the past months?” one elder asked the other. “Don’t you think it’s strange that she has not left her chambers even once in the past six months?”

The fear in his gaze turned to a fierce, blazing pride. I had fallen. I had failed. But I had gotten back up. The Eclipse Luna was back. And she was not here for the past. She was here for the future.

When I looked up, they were rounding the corner, Cherum carrying a large tray of food with one hand and a basket of linens in the other. “Oh, Alpha,” Mimi rushed over to grip my hand with a warm smile on her aged face. “I heard that the Luna is back. How wonderful. I told you. I told you that she would come back for you.” “You did,” I returned her smile, though I didn’t feel it. I know Lira came back for many reasons, and being with me wasn’t one of them. “Is she up?” Mimi asked with excitement. “She is. She’s waiting for you.” I led her to the door, and Mimi practically started to skip along side me.

Luna frowned, considering this, then dismissed it with the elasticity of a three-year-old mind. “Are we going home?” she asked. “Rhea promised snacks.” “Yes,” Lyra said. “Home. Then I have to come back for the evening shift. Rhea will be with you.” Luna’s small hand slid into hers as they walked back down the corridor. The contact helped, in its own way. Gave her body a different anchor. “Can Daddy come over?” Luna asked. “He hasn’t seen Mr. Bear 2.0 yet.” “Not today,” Lyra said. “He has work. And so do I.”

Luna was crying silently . She didn't knew what wrong she did in her past life .She lost her family and lived a hard life as a orphan. Today she is caged and forced to marry a devil. why was her life so hard ? Why can't she live her own life peacefully.

Luna, with a sly smile, replied, "Well, I have to keep up appearances, don't I?" Susan said, "well if you get freshup and come, we will have breakfast together" Luna hummed, "fine then, give me some time, I'll be back after freshup." Luna returned to her room, she got freshup pretty quickly, the trio is sitting on the couch and waiting for Luna while having a light chatter.

She bowed her head down, her chin meeting her chest. “God, you know me so well,” she said, her voice muffled against her chest. Rita smiled, she sat down on the edge of the desk too, beside her best friend. She slung a friendly arm over her shoulders. “Of course I do,” she said. Luna groaned, and then she lifted up her head. “I just, I thought I had left all of this behind, you know?” she said, staring blankly at her office. “I thought I had put the ghost of the past to rest when I came back into Justin’s life, into his boardroom. I thought, okay, this is it, I am just here for the revenge, not-so-vengeful plan. To show Justin- and myself- that I had moved on, that I was doing okay, and that

She’s back. The Luna has returned. Inside the infirmary, the healers rushed to tend his wounds. I stood in the corner, watching, my hands still stained with his blood. Every breath he took seemed to pull at the bond again, tugging me closer even when I wanted to stay far away. Lyra appeared soon after, her expression twisting when she saw me. “How poetic,” she sneered. “The runaway Luna returns the moment he bleeds.” I ignored her. I’d learned long ago that her venom only had power if I tasted it.

By the time lunch arrived, I almost forgot what it felt like to brace myself. We sat together in the courtyard, sunlight filtering through the tall trees, the sound of water trickling nearby. It was peaceful in a way Lunaris rarely was. Liliana chatted easily, talking about classes, complaining about an upcoming evaluation. Sebastian listened, occasionally adding a comment, his attention always returning to her. “Don’t push yourself too hard,” he said when she mentioned staying up late studying. “You haven’t fully recovered yet.” She smiled at him, soft and affectionate. “I’m not fragile.”