Elaina Light Novels & Stories

"Yes, ma'am." "Please wait," she said before wearing her glasses. I had only one word for Annabelle Siromani. Unpredictable. When she wore her glasses, her facial expression changed. She looked like an evil Egyptian queen. She literally looked that way. I began to wonder how someone could change in a matter of milliseconds.

The more I couldn't say I was Elias' wife, the more annoying it was. "I'm...." I opened my mouth when the girl's hand reached up to stop me. "A young and beautiful girl I've never met. You are Blue Moon's Stella, our Luna?" I bit my lower lip hard, nodding reluctantly. "Haha." A mocking laugh rang out, and then I heard her speak again. "Nice to meet you, my lady. I'm Aliyah, the only female general of Alpha Elias." Aliyah said proudly. I stared at her without blinking, my heart screaming non-stop: Cool!

From it, she pulled a small, neatly folded note—something clearly not meant to be carried casually. “This,” she said, sliding it across the table, “is from Olivia. Before things went wrong, she knew something big was coming for Eliana. She left behind a few messages. This is one of them.” Hunter unfolded the paper with trembling hands. The familiar handwriting of Olivia stared back at him. > “Eliana is special. Remember what makes her different: She dances under the full moon, Listens to lullabies, And always whispers ‘Mom’ when she’s hurting.

"I swear, even the paper version of your fiancé could pay off everyone's student loans." As the night wore on, laughter echoed across the rooftop. Eliana, cheeks flushed and heels abandoned, danced with her friends beneath the stars. At midnight, Sabrina pulled her aside. “You good?” Eliana nodded, tears suddenly threatening to surface. “I’m so good, it scares me.” Sabrina hugged her tight. “Then hold on to it. And enjoy every moment.” Eliana faced the mirror in her hotel suite, looking at her own reflection. She wore a satin white jumpsuit—no sleeves, fitted to perfection—with thin pearls along the neckline and a sash in gold letters saying Bride Vibes Only.

Ana nodded in agreement, and handed him a glass of water as he would often need after a meeting. ‎ ‎"Why would you want to throw this all away then, Ana?" He gulped the water and set the glass down, still staring bewilderedly at her. ‎ ‎Eliana walked closer to him and knelt down beside him whispering: "Dada, I am genuinely honoured to be given the privilege of being esteemed this highly especially by you, but I cannot help but fear for how Luna Caroline would handle this. The girls say she's warm but I've never even met her yet and I'm already a member of the moon-walkers, claimed by her Alpha? How worse can it get?" She began to sob.

Core. Inside were six suspended tanks. Five were shattered. The sixth still glowed. Inside floated a girl who looked just like Evryn—except her hair was silver, and her eyes glowed violet. The nameplate read: E.V.E.R. SUBJECT 01 – ELAIA. Suddenly, Vale’s voice boomed through the speakers. “Now you understand. You were the prototype, Evryn. But Elaia is the final form.” The tank hissed. Elaia’s eyes opened.

“Delilah…” Sienna began again, but I cut her off. “Stop it!” I screamed. “Stop pretending! Stop playing this damn role where you’re the kind-hearted Luna who forgives and shelters her enemies. If you think that this is a way for you to earn me, I will not be earned. I am here because of one thing and one thing alone. It is an alliance that is going to end the second that he takes his last breath. I am not your friend! I am not one of you. I am the one who came here with a purpose. I am the one who was supposed to destroy you. And now I'm only here because there was a shift that happened. But trust me when I say that if it had been up to me, I would have killed all of you.”

She was tall and graceful. “Elena,” Albert said, placing a hand on her shoulder, “This is Mr Darius of the Lunaris Dominion Capital.” She turned her sharp brown eyes toward me, offering a polite smile. “It’s a pleasure to meet you, Mr Darius.” “I've read so much about you." She quickly added. I gave a curt nod. “Elena is an artist herself,” Albert continued. “She’ll be managing this gallery.” I didn’t respond, merely observing her. She was young, probably in her late twenties, but there was an intelligence in her gaze that told me she wasn’t just another wealthy socialite riding on her father’s name.

But her eyes still burned with that unnerving divine light. "My name is Elyra," she said, stepping into the cell. "High Inquisitor of the Order of the First Light. And you, Luna, are my greatest achievement." Luna's jaw tightened. "If you plan to kill me," she rasped, "just do it. Spare me the villain speech." Elyra laughed. The sound was surprisingly warm. *Human.* "Kill you?" she said. "Child, I have spent two decades *searching* for you. Why would I kill the most valuable asset we have ever captured?"

"Because dead secrets are reliable." Ria laughed softly. "Oh, don't scare her, we're not killing you." "At least not tonight." She crouched in front of me, her smile still intact. "We're simply going to help Alpha Oliver realize what kind of woman you truly are." My vision blurred even further by every passing second, the room spun. I could no longer keep my eyes focused. Cole's face became little more than a shadow. "You've become a very inconvenient problem, Lilith." He adjusted his grip beneath my shoulders.