Lana Loves Turtles Novels & Stories

On closer inspection, she noticed that it was in the shape of a crescent moon. Lana went into a room and opened a trunk. Ever hopeful of being able to carry a child she had made a few baby things including blankets. As time went on, her hope had disappeared but she could not give away the things she had made. She took out a blue blanket she had knitted and gave it a good shake inspecting that it was fit for its purpose. She then gently move the baby from the jacket to the blanket and wrapped the child in the blanket. The baby protested and opened her eyes. Lana gasped when she saw that the eyes were purple. She suddenly felt love swell in her heart and knew that this babe was her daughter.

They both gave me a thumbs up along with a proud and arrogant smile. I'm Moon Valley's Luna. I'm Avianna Leondale. I'm not born to be weak, nor to be a loser.

Seeing her so bubbly makes me so happy. “What were you trying to win?”. She points to the little duck stuffed animals. Not to be a show off but what my Luna wants, she gets. I easily win the game and hand her the ducks. “Why on earth do you want those?”. She touches her belly, “for them”. I kiss her soft lips and smile.

I roll my eyes as I type the reply. “No animals,” I reply and hit send. Not a minute later, a response appears on my screen. “But I have been watching ninja turtles and I want a hamster so I can call him splinter and then get him to grow and become a master in fighting.” I shake my head as I smile, reading. She really has lost all the marbles. “Not happening. We have a baby on the way. Besides, aren’t you scared of mice?” I hit send and wait patiently for her sassy response.

She was simply too embarrassed to interact with Stanley after that particular incident in the car. "Oh," Lana said, finally believing Tia. Just when Tia thought they were going to drop it, Nolan looked at her and blurted, "So, did you make any new friends yesterday, Tia?" "Huh?" Tia asked with her brows furrowed, not catching onto what Nolan had said. "Didn't Aunt June introduce you to some new friends? Did you like any of them?" Lana asked mischievously. Lana wanted to gossip, believing that there must have been someone whom Tia had taken at least a little liking for.

“She doesn’t talk much. Not to strangers, anyway.” “That’s okay.” Megan, without flinching in the slightest, unzipped the duffel bag and tilted it forward so Nora could see inside. “I brought movies and a board game,” she said. “I was also told there’s a little girl here who likes sea turtles, but I don’t know if that’s true.” Nora detached from my leg, just slightly. “It’s true,” she said quietly, holding up her stuffed turtle, which already had a stain on it of indiscernible origin.

Luna was sitting outside on the bench, jotting down ideas in her notebook. Unaware that moments ago, a new magical beast that had yet to become domesticated broke out from the stables and was now on the loose. Luna was on her fifth paragraph when a bunch of terrified screams broke her out of her thoughts, raising her head to see what caused all this commotion. What she saw was a rampaging blue tiger beast that she recognized as a lanhu. A fierce breed of tiger beast, whose height could reach between six to eight feet tall.

Not long after, June came out of the toilet and headed for the sink. "Hi, June," said Lana with a smile. "Hi, Lana," June answered simply. Lana re-applied her red lipstick and looked at herself in the mirror, while June started washing her hands. "The dragon mark on your back shines really bright, June," said Lana. June turned around for a moment. No ordinary human could see the mark, right? June had never seen it either, except when Drake opened her eyes. “You… What kind of creature are you?” asked June. Lana laughed.

Lana’s breath caught audibly. Ethan’s shoulders relaxed a little. “I found a really cool one,” he said, holding out a spiral shell. “See?” I took it, turning it over in my palm. “That is cool. You know, these are like tiny houses for sea creatures.” “Really?” His eyes lit up. “Yeah. They carry them everywhere.” He considered that. “That’s kinda like us.” Something twisted deep in my chest. “Yeah,” I said hoarsely. “It is.”

“Good. And you understand why this is a need you must fulfill, rather than his Luna?” “The Luna is a co-leader of the pack. She trains the warriors and commands social events. And, when the time comes, she will bear the future heir of the pack. All honorable Alphas respect their Luna too much to act out their true fantasies on,” I said, echoing the words first said to me when I learnt of my fate.