Diana X Leona Novels & Stories

“Is that the one you like?” I heard Luna Erin’s soft voice beside me. “My wolf, Sierra. She is silver and Alec’s wolf is black. This feels right.” I heard Alec stand up and come over to look at the picture. “I think you made a great choice.” Alec’s arm ran up and down my back, sending sparks through out my body. Looking up at him, I knew he felt my uncertainty. “I’m so excited about this! I just bought new white linen and I’ve been anxious to use them!” Luna Erin took the picture and went to sit down. She pulled out a massive bider that was overflowing with different samples. Alec gently pushed me back to the couch.

"I met Alpha Damien. Strong leader. Fair but fierce. His Luna, Lyra, she's special, as you already know. You can feel it when you're near her. She holds real power. They're a force together." Calista leaned forward, eager. "And Leo? How is he?” “He is good. He took to his father immediately. No problems.” “That’s good to hear,” Jaxon said. “Well?” Calista was looking at me. “What, Luna?” “Out with it already. There is something else you are not telling us.” “Can you tell?” I’m sure they have heard I brought home a guest. “Sure,” she said. “You didn't go all that way just to party with alphas."

“It wouldn’t ache if you had truly let go.” I clenched my jaw, my fingers tightening around the reins. “My heart is exactly where it needs to be.” Dwayne held my gaze a moment longer before nodding. “You’re a brave girl, Luna. And I know better than anyone—you are our true leader.” His words settled over me, heavy yet reassuring. “A leader, huh?” I murmured. “Yeah. We’d be lost without you.” “I hope I can live up to your expectations.” Dwayne chuckled, shaking his head. “You already have.”

"I wouldn't change anything either, my life has been worth living since you appeared in it, my beautiful Luna Queen, my mate, I love you Georgina my Fearless Luna." "I love you my mate , my Alpha King." END

Max growls. “Crazy?” Jacklyn looks offended. “I love you! I’m doing this for us!” “Victoria is my true mate!” “She’s not,” Jacklyn’s voice is incredibly calm, calm to the point of scary. “She’s bewitched you. But don’t worry, darling,” She croons. “Once we mate, you’ll forget all about her and realise that I am what’s best for you.” “She’s lost a few brain cells,” I mutter, still terrified of Impala. I can’t forget the fear within me when he had hunted me down, the knowing inside of me that he was going to kill me.

We shall see. Dale becoming an Alpha and a father in the space of two months, that's a lot to take on, I thought, remembering the Sofia who appeared kind the one time I had met her at Levi's parents' house. "Isn't Sofia scheduled to give birth next month. I didn't know how she would act as a Luna. Levi once more just shrugged in response. I soon came to the conclusion that I would no longer have much of a conversation with him.

Delaney father told me that her was mor interested in having a good life along with his grand daughter and mate, and I wished luck in all that they is. Presently I was sitting in the comfortable armchair next to my crib, staring down at my Xavier as he peacefully slept. His tiny chest rose and fell with each breath, his pale skin glowing softly in the dimly lit room. I couldn't help but smile as I reached out and lightly touched his cut, sleepy face, my heart swelling with a love so strong it seemed to consume me. It wasn't long before the door creaked open, and Juliet strolled in with a sense of urgency. I made her my personal assistant shortly after I became Luna queen.

They knew that the wolves' goddess is the moon goddess Selene, who herself chooses a mate for the wolf and creates a mate bond that is nearly impossible to reject. Fiona was about to turn 18 and hoped with all her heart that she would be given to Dion as a mate. She was convinced that the young man was hers and that no one else mattered. But when it was revealed on Fiona's 18th birthday that Dion was not her partner, Fiona was disappointed, and her hatred for all wolves returned more powerfully than ever before.

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.

She looked down at her daughter, disbelief clouding her vision. Selena stepped forward with determination, closing the small distance between them. Without hesitation, she reached for the brooch Diana had pinned close to her chest. “Lena, please—” Diana began softly. “Give it back!” Selena yelled, her voice rising with frustration. They struggled. Diana did not push back forcefully. Her movements were slow, hesitant, driven more by instinct than resistance. She did not understand how they had come to this moment—how her own child could look at her with such anger, such rejection.