Novel & Cerita Hotel Del Luna Reviews

I said in a joking manner and she smiled as if she even knew the meaning of a Luna but then she turned and asked me, “Karl?” she called and I responded nonchalantly. I was looking for something to eat for dinner, probably an animal which I could use as beef for the night before we started thinking of what we would eat for the next day because she seemed to be some sort of foodie. “Who is a Luna?” she asked and to be honest it didn’t startle me because I knew there was no way in hell she could remember all that for now she had amnesia. I tried to explain whatever it was Luna was and she thanked me and turned to face the wall deep in thought I left her for that because maybe she might remember

“Thelma is the best fit to be our Luna, she’s strong, benevolent, and calm, and I can say the best person to pair with her is Neon…” Now it was my clue to talk, I wouldn’t be a pawn like I was in the previous life and if I have to do it in a way I’ll be hated, “Wait!” I walked towards him, my eyes fixed on his surprised face. “No…” I interrupted him, “I won’t be with Neon, and neither will I become this pack’s Luna.” Gasped erupted from the crowd as soon as I said that, you people were the same reason I was dead, the same people that stared while I struggle endlessly for my life and you think I’ll ever want to be your Luna again.

“Aren't you going to congratulate me, Eon?” “Well, you did a good job, uncle! Congrats! You were so rad earlier!” Eon complemented with a bright smile on his face. “Congratulations, Luna for winning the shooting game! And based on your scores, you guys won an all-expense paid three-day vacation here at La Estella's Hotel and Adventure Park!” The guests all clapped their hands for Luna. They were all glad that they survived the show safely. Apollo, who almost won the game, was feeling a little down. If not for that missed shot, they would have won the game.

I asked, my voice heavy with frustration. “I have, and I plan to check it out personally,” he replied, setting the report aside. “Check what out?” I questioned, brow furrowed. “We have competition,” Dante said, sliding a glossy brochure across the desk toward me. I picked it up and scanned the cover. “Moondale Hotel.” “Since when?” I asked, surprised. “Look at the star rating,” Dante said. I looked closer and was stunned. Five stars. The reviews were glowing. “Where exactly is this place? I’ve never heard of it.”

A loyal Luna serving her deserving Alpha. But reality hit like a brick and it came when the hot water finally ran out. We reluctantly decided to abandon the shower and as we parted ways to sort ourselves out, my crushing loneliness reminded me that I had wolves to save.

But that didn’t stop me. I walked straight to his office without knocking and pushed the door open. Both men turned at my entrance. Raynard sat behind his massive oak desk, his golden hair slightly tousled, his steel-gray eyes narrowing the moment he saw me. Alpha Mike Harlan rose slowly from the guest chair, his gaze widening with open appreciation. “Sweet Goddess,” Mike breathed, a slow smile spreading across his handsome face. “You must be Luna Julie. Raynard, you never mentioned your mate was such a beauty to behold. I’m almost speechless.”

' She wanted to throw a fit. Luna is rare among the pack. They are called as "blessed child" and possess healing ability. They'll become important and need protection in every pack. There are very few Lunas in the pack. The majority of them are served in the goddess temple to offer their protection and guidance to their pack. Alpha was willing to kill to mate with them. For protection, other Lunas take multiple mates as partners. But in some cases, they die at the hands of their alpha partner, who doesn't want to share their mate with others. To her dismay, she tried to reread the documents, but the name she was hoping to see there was not on the list.

Ashton Drove me for hours, outside the Estate and into the city where the responsibilities of Luna didn't quite reach me here. "We didn't pack any clothes..." I voiced out the moment I realized we wouldn't be returning back to the estate soon. "I have that covered. You can rest." By the time the car slowed, we were in front of a hotel that made me pause. The hotel's neon sign read, "Golden State Hotel." It was ridiculously fancy. We hadn't been out like this since Globerfield. It was spectacular. “Huh...” I huffed softly, stepping out of the car. “You could have just said you were kidnapping me for luxury.”

*** The situation shifted to the Moonlight Pack, where Luna Susan was sitting on the sofa in her room, holding her cell phone in her hand and reading a message from Omega Sara. [Luna Susan, I have told you everything. Please don't involve me anymore and don't hurt my family.] Luna Susan seemed to smile with satisfaction as she replied. [Take it easy. I won't bother you, but I won't look for anyone if there is important information in the Dark Moon Pack, I will definitely look for you, or if you refuse again, you know the consequences yourself.] Luna Susan answered Omega Sara. Luna Susan then looked at herself in the mirror with a satisfied smile, she fixed her hair.

There are only a few days left before my leave ends, and I’m still nestled in the heart of the werewolf pack. I’ve come to enjoy the peaceful rhythm of life they embraced here, tucked deep in the mountains. It’s quiet, calm. Everyone has their own role, their own purpose. And if you walk down the gravel path between the cabins, every single person greets you like family. It’s a close-knit community, no outsiders. Except me, of course. But I seem to be the only one who thinks that. Everyone treats me like I’m already their Luna.