Falling For His Contract Luna Novels & Stories

Something that shook me to my very core. Had it really been that long? or him? His presence. His voice. The manner in which he regarded me was as though he already possessed the results. I clenched my fists, forcing myself to breathe. This wasn’t the way it was supposed to go down. I didn’t need to lose my grip now. He reached for a piece of paper and handed it over with ease. “This is a contract,” he said calmly. “I want you to be my Luna—for one year. When you leave Jay, you will be with me.”

“Before I make you.” Kael took a slow step forward, hands open, deliberately non-threatening. “I won’t leave. Not this time. I—” “You have no claim!” Lunaria cut him off, stepping down from the hill, silver flickering briefly across her hands as she gestured to the valley. “The Moon chose me, not you. I’m building something real, something lasting. And you can’t touch it!” The wind whipped, carrying the energy between them. Kael froze, his wolf growling low, body coiled.

“Tell them it’s strictly business.” Damon’s lips curled. “Of course. Just business.” She shot him a look. “You can leave now.” But he didn’t move. He took a slow step closer instead, dropping his voice. “You think this blood contract changes nothing, but it does. The council will recognize you as my Luna, at least on paper.” Aurora froze. “Luna? ” He nodded. “It’s the only way they’ll accept the alliance. And once it’s done, your enemies won’t dare touch you.”

RAVEN “I’m sure he didn’t ask you to kill me… to torture me like this. I am your Luna, how can you treat me in this manner?” But the assigned warriors just laughed and folded their belts once more. This time, when the belts landed across my back, I didn’t scream. Instead, my entire body shook so violently, I thought I would combust.

There was something unnerving about how calm she was as if none of this was out of the ordinary. George collapsed onto the couch, running a hand through his hair. Everything he knew had shifted in a matter of minutes. Questions chased each other in his head like a storm: Who was Luna? What was in this so-called contract? What kind of person agrees to pretend to be someone’s wife? He stood suddenly, driven by instinct more than logic, and walked to the staircase. “Wait,” he called. Luna stopped at the top step and turned, her hand resting lightly on the banister.

Luna faltered for a moment, then pulled out her phone and ordered someone to mirror the files onto the big screen. Luna curved her lips into a smile. “Then I’ll go first,” she said smugly. “Here’s the source code for our project. Autumn, your turn. Let’s see yours now!” If she couldn’t secure the contract, then ruining Autumn’s reputation would do just fine. Either way, Autumn was finished. Lines of dense code filled the massive screen, and every camera in the hall immediately turned toward it. The livestream chat exploded once again. [That’s our goddess Luna for you! Look at that code, it’s flawless! Pure genius-level work.]

During the Luna choosing ceremony, Veyra's boyfriend ditches her, breaks their promise and chooses her best friend as his Luna and mate. In an attempt to get back at him, she hatches a plan; seduce his father. What starts as a dirty game of lust turns into love. Is there a chance for this forbidden relationship to bloom to something beautiful?

When he returned, he held a brown envelope in his hand, which he handed to me before taking his seat. I stared at it like it was a bomb. "What’s this?" I asked, unsealing the flap. "A contract." He said. I pulled out the papers inside, and my eyes landed on the bolded line at the top: “AGREEMENT FOR TEMPORARY LUNA APPOINTMENT.” My mouth fell open. "What kind of contract is this?" I whispered. He looked at me like he already knew I was going to ask that. "A contract to become my Luna for two years." Is this real? A girl like me being offered the role of Luna by the Alpha himself?

“They’re contracts for the charity fund.” Bryan looked up, his expression softening immediately. “You shouldn’t be walking around while it’s chaos outside. The reporters are everywhere.” “I’m fine,” Luna said with a small smile. “They’re not allowed past the gate.” Bryan smirked faintly. “Still — you have a way of finding trouble, don’t you?” Luna rolled her eyes. “I work for you. Trouble finds me.” He signed the documents, his gaze never leaving her. “Thanks for sticking with me, princess” Bryan said quietly.

I managed to say, my words slurred as I fought to stay awake. He paused, letting the weight of the silence fall between us for a while before speaking again. “I am going to help you get rid of your unfaithful husband along with his side piece, and also get you your pack back. But,” his lips curled again, “you have to sign a contract to be my Luna for one year.” “I…I…” my words slurred as my eyes came shut.