Future Nostalgia Moonlight Edition Novels & Stories

Nala first waved to her Grandparents then immediately joined Ezekiah. "G-good day," I said nervously. Ezra's parents smiled and immediately invited me to their dining room which was the length of the table is long. Expensive; I can compare the appearance of their mansion to Disney movies. The floor is marble, the furniture is gold and most of all—every part of their house is spacious.

was dead in the water. Livia tilted her head, giving a nasty chuckle. "If I were you, I'd hand in my resignation right now before things get even uglier." "Oh! Look at this!" Maeve came bursting into the room, sprinting toward us while holding her phone high in the air. "Moonlight Co. just made an official announcement!" Maeve panted, her eyes wide with excitement. "Aria's 'Flowing Light' collection is locked in as the flagship feature for their upcoming seasonal launch!"

My social tolerance has a strict boundary line, and today, I almost crossed it. "Take us to the Silvermoon Grounds. Do you have an extra set of my tracking glasses in the back?" "Right here, sir," Nash replies. Three seconds later, the transport halts. Lucien reaches back, handing me a pair of dark lenses and a black baseball cap branded with a local fighting pack crest. I happily yank the hat down low over my ears as we roar away from the suffocating tower. I've been running the outer territory trails for six straight months, and absolutely nothing has changed in this concrete wasteland except the shifting of the moon cycles. Still, catching Nightbane City during the mid-summer heat is my a

Love your luna and wife, Aimee" I put each letter in an envelope and wrote their names on them. I grabbed a cloaking potion out of the ring and sprayed them. It will keep Natalia from seeing it for a while. I quickly left my office and placed each of the letters in a place that they would notice at the right time. With that done it's time to put the rest of my plan in motion. Natalia POV I haven't been able to track down that wolf all day. I need to send her off to master before the blood moon. If he doesn't break her and mate her before then, we will have to wait for the next one. I doubt she will last a full year til the next blood moon. So we have to do this now. The last time I saw her s

He scratches the back of his neck and looks up at me with guilt written across his face and I can’t help but let out a little giggle. Millie looks between us and a large smile forms on their lips. They grab my hand firmly and their eyes fog over like when the werewolves mindlink. When they open their eyes briefly glow green. “I see much for your future, things I can reveal and things you must discover for yourself. Your path is not easy, it is not impossible even when it seems that it may be.” They turn to Alpha Sean, “I will come on the Wolf Moon and attend the Moonlight Dance once again, truths will come to light before and during the Ball that I wish to be present for and I believe some s

Aathiyan thinks now that he’s gone but he can’t let others die like him. “In a few hours, the blood moon will color the skies. I can feel my powers heighten in me now. That’s the time she’s going to give birth. Once I kill that child, everything will turn just how I wanted it to be,” he said. “Am I dead?” Aathiyan asked, wondering about his purpose of still being here. “No, you are not. Your time hasn’t arrived yet. You still have a few more decades left to live, that’s why you are still here. Couldn’t you understand that?” “Then will you give it back to me?”

I muttered to myself. Entering a crowded living room, I found it large enough to accommodate up to fifty people. It was a lively mixture of the Moonlight Pack and Boldclaw Pack, the only surviving packs in Latan City after the great war. Every full moon, there was a party that brought the two packs together. Though they had once been enemies after the great war, I had yet to discover why. But that was the least of my worries. I loved parties, but certainly not a wolf party.

Sumaya told. "Thank you," Rathi's eyes welled with tears. Then Sumaya asked Rathi to get some sleep as tomorrow she needs to wake up at 3 am. Closing the door behind, Rathi sat on her bed. She stretched her hands and left out a yawn. Looking at the moon Rathi recognized that tomorrow is the full moon day because there's a slight dimish in the moon. Taking a few snuffles to calm this nervousness, Rathi laid on her back.

It was said to contain the fire of fallen stars, pure and deadly. I reached out. Pain lanced up my arm, but I didn’t stop. Smoke seared my lungs. I held my ground, forcing the energy to obey. When the glow dimmed, the stone cooled in my palm, yielding to me. “Two down,” I whispered through ragged breaths. “One more.” ~~~~~~ The final ingredient was moonlight essence, harvested only from the reflection of a full moon caught in a sacred crystal. The problem was, tonight was the last full moon before the ritual window closed. If I failed tonight, Edward’s chance would fade with it.

It was war. A knock. Light, almost hesitant. A junior assistant slipped in, holding a tablet close to her chest. “Luna... I thought you should see this.” She handed it to me, her hands trembling, her face pale. I took it, eyes narrowing. A slick, black-and-gold advertisement bloomed on the screen. My heart pounded as I scrolled through the launch press release. Photos of bottles, eerily similar font. Even the tagline was a twisted echo of ours—“Rise with the moon.”