Contract Luna Novels & Stories

“I’ll help you find your brother’s killers, but I need something in return.” Her expression hardened. “What do you want?” “In two weeks, I'm expected to ascend the throne,” I explained. “But I need a Luna by my side to do it. Without one, I lose everything. I’m offering you a deal: be my contract Luna for a year, and I’ll make sure you get your revenge. After that, you’re free to go—with more money than you’ll ever need.” She blinked, stunned. “You want me to pretend to be your Luna?”

“In time…if you two will excuse me, my Luna is calling for me, and I need to answer her questions for this ceremony. You two go and have fun, Tristan spend time with your sister. Let us old folk finish up this last bit for you,” I said as I lifted my hand and squeezed Braxton’s shoulder as I looked deeply into his eyes and then walked out. I got to Blake’s office as quickly as I could. We needed to figure out a plan and fast. I walked up to the training facility door right as my beautiful Luna did. I looked over to her with a smile and held out my hand. She placed her hand in mine and gave me a questioning look, “What is so important that you needed to meet with Blake and I so quickly?

I counted ten from what I could tell. "As you all know, every one of you is voluntarily competing in the Luna Games for a chance to be mated to Alpha Noah Harvey. The rules are fairly simple. Once the clock strikes midnight, the fight begins. You may fight in your human form or shift into your wolf. Weapons that fit within the specification and guidelines are allowed. If we have determined that you used an illegal weapon to injure or kill another woman, then you will be severely punished. Use the forest to your disposal to escape your enemies. If you exit the pack lands, then you forfeit. Last but not least, the Cardinal Rule. If your opponent surrenders, you are not allowed to engage in com

Uncle Astor’s next comment got everyone laughing again. “I do not whine,” Ava replied and uncle Aston nodded in agreement, his eyes were so full of so much more humor that Ava rolled her eyes and continued. “Like I said earlier, it is a ceremony to introduce our Luna,” I felt a bit self conscious by Ava’s statement because it held so many meanings. I had been functioning as Luna yet I still was unmarked. The Alphas had also never brought it up so I never gave it a second thought. “I do not think the would be necessary just yet,” I tried to dissuade Ava but I knew it was pointless. Maybe if I supported the motion then she would back down, Ava looked for the smallest opportunity to disagree wi

I was left to manage a pack I built on my own, but it was still not a match for my father's pack that was coerced by Henry and his Ruthless father. I clenched my fist tightly in rage as I turned to Conrad who'd just passed me this information. “Who gave you such news? How did you find out, Rad?” I asked. “It's all over the news, Luna and your cousin are divorced. So, I decided to investigate her whereabouts and it turns out that she's in the city. Alpha, this is our chance to get back your fathers pack” Conrad declared, and obviously, I Wasn't the only one hoping to get back the Blood-Eyed pack.

His father tried to reason. As they spoke, his mother walked into his office. His mother, the luna of the pack, Caua Wolf was a woman in her early fourties. She was only a little over five foot which made her very short compared to her husband and son. She had long brown hair and brown eyes that shone whenever she spoke. She also had very soft features. She was a caring mother and a kind luna. All the people of the pack love her for her good heart, and Rodriguez loved his mom more than anyone else.

“That’s not going to happen Owen.” “Why?” “I can’t tell you why.” “I see but I don’t need your permission, your husband granted it so you are the face of our new contract, I am certain it will suit you better.” We finished the conversation and fixed another day for the meeting. I thought that was all but Owen had a different plan. “I will ask you for the last time Luna, who did this to you?” Owen's voice sounded like hope to me and I wanted to tell him but It will only place him in danger.

“And to be candid, I don’t care why you did what you did. I don’t even want to know. I only care about what I want to achieve and making sure your son is taken care of.” “Why?” My brows drew together. “I’m more than capable of fighting my own battles, and I don’t need anyone to take care of my son.” “Okay.” He nodded easily. “Then let’s forget everything that happened in this office today. Except the contract, of course.” I frowned. “What do you mean?” Brayden leaned forward, resting his forearms against his thighs. “Basically, the contract says you become my Luna. Do you accept the deal or not?”

“It was five million, seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars. And I signed away nothing. I signed a comprehensive, mutually beneficial business contract. I secured my family’s future, and in return, I provided the Silver Crescent Pack with the stability required to defend itself from external threats like Alpha Kellen.” ​Seraphina laughed—a brittle, high-pitched sound. “Stability? A human Luna? That contract is less substantial than the paper it’s printed on, girl. We all know what Damon truly needs: an established Pack Luna who can bear him strong heirs and who can reinforce his bloodline. Not a temporary placeholder who only understands architecture.”

"Luna, the agreement has been signed by both parties and witnessed by the Moon Goddess. It is sacred and irrevocable. It will take effect automatically on the night of the full moon, in three days." My heart pounded in my chest. "I understand." I hung up and walked to the floor-to-ceiling window. In the night sky, a crescent moon was slowly waxing toward full. In three days, I would finally be free.