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"Alpha André, don’t you understand the pressure that I'm under as the Luna? People are talking and are asking questions about why we don't have a child yet. Even I have no idea why we don't have a child yet. What do you expect me to do?” I sneered at her reply. She was dumber than I thought. "What do you mean by 'you have no idea why we don't have a child yet'? Have you forgotten so soon?" "Forgotten what?" she shot back, her brows raising in surprise and confusion. I couldn’t tell if she had really forgotten about the contract or if she was acting. Either way, nothing was going to change. "Have you forgotten so soon that you signed a contract three years ago to be my Luna in nominal status

"I understand your feeling. Feeling useless against a fate. So, no, love. You're not pathetic. Each person has their own way to deal with their wound. So do you." She tilted her head, and we stared at each other. "Thank you, Matt. I feel my burden lifted after talking to you." "I'm always here, love, to hear your story. Anything. The good or the bad." --- "There is a Luna Ceremony at Shadow Forest in a week. We can use that to lure them out." I proposed the idea in a discussion the next morning. We had been discussing what kind of false information to provide to our suspect. Oh, we had gotten a confession from Zurin that our suspect's real name was Ryan. Actually, we had the guess, too, as w

“Your brother’s Luna. The healer. I’ve heard stories about her.” “Yeah, everyone has.” “She healed so many people.” I nod. “That’s right.” “If Viktor wins, she’s done for. Her gift dies then, and that’s a loss for all of us.” “Yes.” He straightens up. “Here’s my offer then. I’ll send two hundred warriors your way. In exchange, I want access to the eastern pass. And after this whole mess is sorted out, I want your Luna to spend a week in my territory. Teach my healers what she knows.”

“Please just let me go. I am begging you. Please.” He looked up at the wall. At the voices getting louder, the sound of boots moving fast across stone. His arms hadn’t loosened around me even slightly. Then he looked back down at me. “If I put you down right now they will catch you within two minutes.” His voice was still completely calm. “And then they will kill you.” I opened my mouth. He kept talking. “Agree to sign a contract. Be my Luna. And I will protect you with the last drop of my blood.”

He didn’t answer. I looked him up and down, disgust pouring through every vein. “This isn’t about Nova. This is about you. You don’t want a Luna. You want a docile shadow who flinches when you raise your voice and giggles when you forget her name. That’s what she gives you—obedience.” “And what do you give me, Aurora?” he asked, voice dark now. Challenging. “Reality,” I spat. “A Luna who holds her ground. A woman who earned her place. Not someone you can drape in silk and parade like a pet.”

“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.”

“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?”

Kyros's pointy fingernails were magically sticking out of each of his fingertips. Rula got massive goosebumps. Her passion and lust were drowned in great fear. She struggles, but Kyros' long nails hurt her arm and shoulder, ruining Rula's beautiful dress. "Luna's blood and heart belongs to you, General Kyros." "That's the bonus I promised!" The whisper ended in a satisfied laugh. "Bloodhound doesn't prey on Luna's sex, but her heart and blood." Rula cried in fear. “I beg you ....” He clasped his hands together. "Let me go!"

he said "I have no idea what you are talking about Max" "So you still have a memory of my name, I thought we had an understanding yesterday," he said "I thought the same too but I guess I was wrong," I said struggling to get away from his grip "You can't look at other men the way you did, not while under my contract, it's considered cheating" I finally got myself out of his grip "What are you? A stalker? I didn't know you were a controlling freak!" I yelled "Watch your mouth, Luna" "And if I don't" I challenged fighting back the tears threatening to fall from nowhere, I wasn't one to get emotional

I huffed. He had propped his chin on his palm, elbow on the table, and he was staring at me with an amused expression that infuriated me further. "Well, your wolf has chosen me, you will be my Luna. That is your true calling," he smirked. The look on his face said he was not open to arguing. He was the boss giving orders. Fuck that! "No, I have worked hard for my job, you can't keep me locked up as your sex slave just waiting for you to return and..... well, I have a contract at my job, a notice period to serve. I can't just walk away from it..."