Lana Pawn Novels & Stories

I still could not believe it, I mean he knows my name, he has been in my room, I have been in his car, we are meeting today so we can talk about……… “Lana, please come back to us.” Paige said putting aside her calculator and textbooks. I snapped out of my thoughts and gave them a guilty smile. “I’m sorry.” I said putting my phone away and giving them all my attention. “Fill me in.” “Lana won’t really know, she doesn’t read rhe coral writer’s articles.” Daisy said standing back and taking a good look at her work on the canvas. “That’s because she understands that supporting someone like that is not ethical.” Paige said with a groan.

I’ve been babysitting for Mr. Leonardo for a few months now. He’s this older guy, like in his forties, with silver hair that makes him look all wise and hot. Everyone calls him a silver fox, and I get why. His wife is away on some business trip again, so it’s just me and the kids at first, but tonight the little ones are asleep early. I’m Lana, just turned eighteen, and I’ve been thinking about him a lot. The way he smiles at me when he pays me, his strong hands, that deep voice. I want him bad.

Chapter Five Hundred And Forty-One The others were confused at Lana’s statement but Liam had a pleased smile on his face. He decided to explain to the other clueless personnels. “Three years ago, Lana was revealed to be Muse, one of the greatest fashion designer in all of Emerald and Oakcrest city.” He started but was quickly interrupted by Diego who slapped his head in realization. “Oh right, that.” He said excitedly, “She won the best designer at that completion and got that deal with the Queen.”

She gripped her throat and coughed dramatically to get their attention and it worked because all eyes immediately went to her in concern. The bitch, I snorted and shook my head. “What will be her punishment, alpha?” she asked. “Ask your future mate,” Alpha Robert grunted. Natalie’s eyes went wide in shock as she looked at Robert Jr. “I will be the future Luna?” she gasped. Then she gave me a look and repeated, “I will be the future Luna.” It was like a normal statement, but I knew better than that. I knew it was a promise that she was going to make my life miserable when she became the Luna.

No matter what happens after, becoming Luna or empress would be a pipe dream. No alpha will take a disgraced woman for a wife, talk more of the all powerful wolf emperor, overlord of all werewolves and Lycans. The council will not let him consider it talk less of making it a reality. In such a way, she will be doomed to become a worthless omega, demoted from a princess and empress candidate to the lowest form of existence. It was a win no matter the result going forward. Only someone like Olivia could think up such a heartless solution. “Olivia! You have gone too far. You have finally gone mad. How can you suggest such a humiliating thing?” Annalise shouted, foregoing all formalities.

“Do you like me?” “Kayden!” Her voice comes out in a whisper as she takes a step away from me. Her eyes are expressionless and how I wish I can figure out what’s going on in her head. She isn’t a wolf so I can’t do that. “You… “Ma’am” her assistant cuts her off as she appears behind her, “it’s time to shoot” “Sure” Ayana glances back at me, a look of uncertainty lingering on her face, she looks like she wants to say something but has decided against it.

The very token that once proved my love had now become the ultimate proof that Elena was a traitor. "Alpha, you really need to think about it," Layla pressed, her words cutting straight to his core. "Ever since Elena arrived, the conflict between you and Sheilah has only gotten worse. Elena is a common she-wolf with no background and no special talents. Why did she make you lose your sanity like that?" Killian kept his face covered. "I understand. Leave me." Once Layla left, Killian slowly stood up and walked over to a cabinet. Inside was my phone, which he had locked away after bringing it back. He tried entering my birthday, but the screen flashed an error. After a brief pause, he typed in

she whispered. I cupped her cheek, forcing her to meet my gaze. “Then we’ll stop it, together.” She didn’t reply, but I could feel the weight of her resolve as she nodded. The air was thick with tension, the energy in the room crackling like static. Lana was no longer the person we knew. She was something else entirely now—something dangerous. Lana stepped back, the shard still pulsing with dark light in her hand. “You don’t get it, do you?” she said, her voice filled with bitter satisfaction. “Power is the only thing that matters. And I’ve finally taken control.”

Slowly, I stood and peered into the shadows. A small figure emerged with an air that felt familiar. A young healer, judging by the herbs tied to their belt and the soft glow of salves in their satchel. They froze mid-step, as surprised to see me as I was to see them. “Uh… hello?” the healer asked cautiously. “You’re… new here?” “I am,” I said, lowering my hands. “I mean, not new, but… returning. I’m Lana.” Their eyes widened slightly at the name. “You’re the Luna? The one who returned with Alpha Warren?”

One of the older women stepped forward and glanced between us, “It is not much, but we prepared a short welcome ceremony for our Luna. If you can, please join us, Alpha.” Oh. I immediately took in Lana’s body going stiff. She was already in pain from twisting her ankle. But the pack members looked excited. “Princess Lana, you can refuse—” “No!” She sharply said, cutting me off while looking over her shoulder. “I think I can step down for a minute.” “Okay, I’ll help you.” Getting down, I managed to guide Lana back to her feet while the guards cleared the path for us. She kept on leaning by my side, a twist to her lips. “My hair is a mess….”