Klaus Lunettes Novels & Stories

Her long dark hair fell freely down her back in soft waves, decorated with silver vines and white flowers. When Aurora looked at herself in the mirror, she barely recognized the woman staring back at her. Tonight, she would become Damien Blackwood's Luna. A knock suddenly echoed through the room before the door slowly opened. Damien entered. The moment his golden eyes landed on Aurora, he became completely still. For several seconds, he said nothing. He simply stared at her as though the entire world had disappeared. Damien wore traditional Alpha ceremonial clothing entirely in black, embroidered with dark silver markings representing the Blackwood bloodline. His powerful figure and cold bea

Clara urged, nodding toward the remains of the bag. I extracted a square box wrapped in shimmering azure paper. It was a shade of blue that reminded me of the deep ice at the center of a rink—one of my favorite colors, though I’d never shared that preference with her. I chalked it up to a lucky guess. As I tore away the paper and flipped the lid, a stunning timepiece rested against the velvet. "It’s a Longines Master Collection Moonphase with a blue alligator hide strap," Clara said, her voice dropping into a breathy, reverent tone, almost as if she were reciting a mantra for the Swiss craftsmen.

A man a similar age to Alpha Dane, steps out from a room, knocking over a stack of books and sends them crashing to the floor. His dark hair is tied up into a bun on top of his head. He peers at me with his deep green eyes. “You must be Neah. And you are right on time.” He smiles, sticking his hand out at me. “I’m Klaus, your tutor!” He beams at me, his hand still hovering in the air. His eyes flicker to the bright orange earbuds I had in my ears. “Ah, the memories.” ‘He’s safe.’ Alpha Danes' voice fills my head.

She'll have to wait. "If you want, you can join us today." The hoarse voice of the lecturer broke the awkwardness in the room. The middle-aged woman removed her glasses and mask, allowing Maxine to look directly at her caramel bead and soft smile wrapped in a fiery red lip. "I'll join as scheduled, madam," Maxine said softly, shaking her head. "That's fine, Kelly. You are welcome to join at any time "said the woman politely. Maxine smiled as she bowed and said goodbye to the class owner. She had rushed out of the lab and into the parking lot to meet Liam's thunderous call from behind her smartphone ever since she stepped outside.

​I didn't notice it then. ​But across the glittering expanse of the crowded room, Kael’s gaze had already abruptly sliced away from Tanya. His piercing, silver eyes scanned the crowd with lethal precision—until they locked entirely, unblinkingly, onto me.

He asked standing in front of me “Yes, have a seat” I answered and he sat in front of me. He looks like Duke. The body built his height and the clean-cut of the hair. Like an army cut. I put my phone on the table and looked around. I feel so uneasy but I need to calm myself and act normal so that the predator would not know my plan. “Your order is a necklace and a bracelet,” I said while looking straight into his eyes.

He gives me a lopsided grin and a wave, earning a slap from the girl next to him. She is sitting on the arm of his chair, giving me a downright hostile glare. She’s about my height, I am assuming, but with the heels, she could easily tower over me. Her hair’s dark with highlights that looked like they were professionally done. She was wearing a black, sleeveless blouse, cut off shorts with a silver rhinestone covered belt, and dark sunglasses perched on top of her head like a headband.

"No buts. He's my mate and that's fate. End of story." "So- you're the Luna of Blood Moon Pack?!" At the moment, the world stood still. I'm.. the Luna? I had forgotten. I had forgotten I was supposed to be the Luna. A Luna. I threw a shattered glass at him and it scratched his face. "Hey! Anna! What the hell. This face costs a fortune you know!" "Like anyone is gonna see it." "Tsk tsk." He got up and looked through the windows. "Beautiful view you have. "

Michal said smile but the sweat that begins to form on his forehead did not go unnoticed by Cable. "oh my God, I should call sister Dia she" Cable screamed, running out with his phone. "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!" Michal run after him. (My readers, you are free to assume the tom and jerry fight) Anna laughed, holding her stomach. Somewhere else "Mrs weavers, these are the new limited edition sunglass. We specially imported it from France. It was launched a week ago, and just yesterday, we got it in our store. Please have a look at it."

They positioned themselves like shields, Jonah to her left, Rowan to her right, daring anyone to step closer. But it was Kael who stilled the tide. He didn’t move quickly, didn’t shove or bark orders. He simply appeared, tall and imposing at the edge of the crowd, his posture radiating something deeper than authority. A primal dominance that went beyond human. Even the most furious whispers faltered when his gaze swept the townsfolk, glowing faintly with a gold that caught the lantern light. The murmurs died into uneasy silence. “The howls,” Kael said, his voice carrying with a strange resonance, “are not wolves. And they will not stop. Not now. Not while the moon waxes full.”