Lahaina Noon Novels & Stories

I replied. “We are not using our luna as bait, but we know they are watching for her when she is out and about around town. The women have been on a shopping kick since Christmas is in a week. I saw we send a few of the guys into town to observe and see if Bryce and Rhashad have the balls to come out or their hiding spots.” Peadar pointed out.

The type of strength required to defend yourself from an attacking predator. Her hair was cropped, and sat around her face in a halo of choppy, platinum blonde locks. And her eyes, when they were open, were impossibly blue. But my favourite feature on my little mate, was by far her rosy-pink lips. After hours of tossing and turning, Sienna had finally drifted into a deep sleep at around 2 am. The deep furrow lines around her eyes and forehead, smoothing out until she seemed completely relaxed. Her pink lips forming a small pout that begged for me to kiss her. But I resisted temptation.

That afternoon Maxine, Liam, and Daniela decided to enjoy their dinner early in the backyard while enjoying the first summer sunset that month. Maxine was busily churning out mashed potatoes on her plate with blank stares, as Liam and Daniela devoured each other's food with their mouthful. "Max?" asked Daniela doubtfully.

As the night light shone through the clouds, the river was glittering, the voice of the awakened Jack came stumbling to the river to see her mother. Before Jack could reach her mother, the Luna unexpectedly had a tear roll down her cheeks, a silent cry was heard by Jack. Jack approached her mother, hugging her and comforting her. And for a child that is only 2, she didn't cry but gave a brave and calming face to stop her mother's sadness. The Luna whispered into Jack's ear, “I am sorry my daughter, I have to go and when the time comes, you must carry out your duty, I know you won't understand what I am saying but when the time comes, everything would make sense, I love you.”

Gabe Noon was the hottest time of the day here in Desert Moon. Sweat beaded and slowly dripped down my forehead. It wasn’t even noon yet but the sun blazed down on us with a blazing passion. The three of us were excused from training until Ady was completely healed, but Leo wasn’t having it.

The morning came soft, like breath on glass. Nova sat on the porch with a mug of black coffee, barefoot in Liam’s oversized shirt, watching Cassia sleep in her bassinet beside her. The garden still held the scent of last night, honeysuckle, damp grass, and something electric, like the trace of lightning long after a storm. Liam emerged from the kitchen, hair still damp from his shower, holding two plates of toast and eggs. He placed one in front of her and kissed the crown of her head.

Lalaine was shocked when she found Stella laying on the floor, the moon light illuminates her like flittering lights in the night. The crystal orbs surrounds her, slowly lifting her from the ground. She immediately called out Nana, Aeriol, Nathaniel, and Lynx. Aeriol immediately pull out Stella from the illuminating light and lay her to bed. Nathaniel and Lynx looks out the window and saw a beautiful red rose. As if the moon light blessing it. The more light it absorb, the radiant the color gets. Lynx trails back to Leis last words.

The sunset on the last night of the vacation was a riot of bruised purple and burning gold, reflecting off the ocean like spilled oil. Aria walked along the waterline, her bare feet sinking into the cool, wet sand. The hem of her white linen dress was damp, but she didn't care. Further down the beach, Noah was building a bonfire with Julian. They were laughing, their silhouettes dark against the firelight. Emma and Lila were chasing the waves, shrieking with delight every time the foam touched their toes. Liam was asleep in a portable crib under a palm tree, guarded by Sienna, who was knitting something small and yellow.

“Maybe we would be together, but maybe we wouldn’t. We can’t know that for sure.” Alpha Nathan clenched his fists. I could tell that he wanted to say something, but he was interrupted when Liam walked into the dining room. He approached our table with a smile on his face. “Was everything okay, Luna?” he asked me politely. “Everything was great, Liam.” I said, smiling back at him. “Thank you so much.” “Alpha Nathan?” Liam asked, looking at him. “Everything was great.” Alpha Nathan said, forcing a smile on his face. “Thank you for this lovely meal.”

said Ayla. Godefray said nothing as he stood. He looked at the sky for a few seconds. “Tell me, how many hours do you think there are left until noon?” No one had taken the time to teach her how Nordmarian calculated the hours based on the position of the Sun. “Three hours?” she tried to guess. “When the Sun is above us, it is noon. If it is more to the east—” Godefray said and used his hands to show Ayla the distance “—it is around 9AM.”