I Am Luna Novels & Stories

Jenny's presence beside me, her hand in mine, was a grounding force, a reminder that together we could overcome any obstacle. “By the power bestowed in me, I now crown you Luna of the shadow Wolf pack!” I witnessed the crown being placed upon Jenny's head, and a swell of pride filled my heart. Seeing her embrace the role of Luna, I knew deep down that I had made the right choice. Jenny had been my rock, my unwavering support during the darkest days of mourning my mother. Despite the pain and turmoil that haunted me, she stood by my side, offering comfort and understanding when I needed it most.

“Now, do you know who the Luna is?” Everyone fell silent and waited with bated breath for Aleena’s next word. “I am your Luna,” Aleena said with confidence and a tinge of arrogance in her voice. Her aura seeped out in full blast as she said those words, causing Gia and everyone else to lower their head and look down at the ground, and they all said in unison, “Luna.” They didn't look down because they were afraid of Aleena; they looked down because they respected and acknowledged her as their Luna.

asked Leon as he roughly released Venus' chin. "So you're ready to see your daughter-" "No," Venus replied, cutting Leon off. "Don't hurt Aurel." "Then why do you seem unwilling to be with me? Do you think I'm disgusting?" Leon's eyes looked at Venus sharply. Venus shook her head. "Then what!" Leon snapped because he didn't immediately get an answer from Venus. "I'm a luna," Venus replied in a high tone of voice. "I am a luna, I have Aurel, and I have a great responsibility to the Ringblood pack when I get the title of a Luna. I-"

she mumbled behind her hand. "Fuck off, Tanya!" I groaned, slapping her arm, and she laughed like she'd just won a prize. "You're such a little shit." "Yeah, but I'm your little shit," she said with a wink. I turned away from them both and stared back at the city lights. My reflection caught faintly in the glass door—long black hair falling over the green and gold of my dress. Before me stood a Luna. A healer. A mother. A girl who just wanted to survive and ended up in the middle of an ancient legend.

The woman smirks and nods, “Yes, I am Luna, also known as Selene, Goddess of the full moon, among other things.” Celine is surprised, “Luna? We use that as a title among the Wolves.” Luna bows her head smirking again, “Yes, I know. And you are one of those titled with my name, I am very pleased that you found your Mate, and that he serves you so well.” Luna smiles at her, “I connected you as soon as you were both born. I’m glad that I chose so well for you, My Dear One.” Celine nods,

Since they took it upon themselves to hate me already, I'll give them an actual reason to hate me. Surprisingly, a woman stood up and I immediately recognised her as Luna Roland, I lifted up an eyebrow and crossed my hands over my chest, "I am- was the acting head of the Luna council", she said and I rolled my eyes as I matched her voice with the one that said I was unfit to be Luna. "Interesting...", I drawled out. I was actually wondering why she was sharing such irrelevant information with me,

Standing beside me like he’d been the one I was chasing. He didn’t say anything right away. Just looked at me. “Seliene?” he asked after a moment. I turned, gave him a half-smile. “Sorry. I was just… trying something.” I exhaled and added, “Since everyone’s calling me Luna, I figured maybe it’s time I try to tap into whatever power’s supposed to be inside me.” Lucian didn’t react much. His expression barely shifted. “What do I have to do,” he asked quietly, “for you to stop doubting me?”

Luna Sandra made me feel two inches tall, even when I was trying my best. “I'm trying my best," I muttered, my voice barely audible. Sandra stopped before me, tilting her head as though inspecting a flawed piece of art. "Your best isn't good enough. Being Luna isn't about trying—it's about doing all you can. If you fail, it's not just your reputation on the line, but the entire pack's."

And tonight, I had dragged him into a lie I hated almost as much as the truth. “Is she settled now?” I asked. His jaw moved slightly before he answered. “Yes.” Silence hummed between us. Aria. The omega I’d last properly noticed years ago, quiet, unobtrusive, a shadow among wolves. Now… Luna in name only. A mask my people needed. A sacrifice I had demanded. Because Crescent Stone must not fracture. Because Selene must be protected — even in her absence. I exhaled slowly. “Good.” He nodded once.

I needed Luke away from here. Before Jacob could argue with me, I smiled and rose to my feet. “It could be a sensitive pack matter,” I said lightly. “You should speak with Laurel.” Jacob looked at me, his eyes narrowing as suspicion immediately appeared in his gaze. Of course, he knew exactly what I was doing. I was Luna of the Red Moon Pack, at least for now. There was no sensitive pack matter that I did not have the right to hear. His gaze seemed to ask, What are you doing?