Loner To Luna Novels & Stories

I just want my baby to be safe.”Kira softened, her tone gentle. “Then maybe you should listen to him. If what he’s saying is true, staying here alone might not be the best idea.”“I know,” Luna said quietly. “But it feels like walking into a trap.”Kira laughed, though there wasn’t much humor in it. “Luna, your whole situation is a trap. At least this way, you’ll have a roof over your head and someone to watch your back.”Luna sighed, knowing Kira had a point. As much as she hated to admit it, Dante was right—she couldn’t do this alone. But living under his roof? That was another thing entirely.The Next MorningLuna’s nerves were shot as she stood outside Dante’s mansion again, staring up at the

That her favorite sound was rain on tent canvas. She learned I collected old books, sang terribly in the shower, and had nightmares about the fire that killed my family. That I was terrified of losing her but more terrified of caging her. "This is different," Luna said one evening while we cooked dinner together in her temporary quarters at Silver Moon. She has been staying close to Nadia, building their sisterhood while exploring what we could be. "Every other relationship I've had, the man wanted to possess me. Own me. Control me."

I wrote the names of my fallen, swallowed moonstone ash, stood naked before the Hollow One. “You want a vessel?” I said. “I want revenge.” It did not nod. It only entered me. And thus was born the Shadow Luna. They crawled from the ruins. Fur like soot. Eyes like dying stars. Not alive. Not dead. Drawn only to me. One licked my hand. Its tongue was fire. “My Luna,” it rasped. I had made my own pack. And they would obey no one else. She waited by the blood tree. Still loyal. Still afraid. I stepped from the shadows.

“Bound my wolf. Sealed my power. Banished me to the forest temple with chains of silver and ash. And they said I’d stay there until I rotted until the mate I’d destroy came to awaken me.” Selene shook her head. “That’s why you were locked in that ruin.” “Yes.” “All this time… you’ve been alone?” Luna nodded once. “Alone. Dreaming of nothing but stars and chains.” Selene swallowed. Her throat ached with emotion she couldn’t name. “And now?” she whispered. “And now you’re here.” Luna stepped closer. Her voice was low, like the soft break of a wave against rock. “I know you didn’t ask for this. I know you fear me. But Selene…” Her voice cracked slightly. “I never wanted to hurt you. I only want

I turned back to the field. Luna was still standing where she had been. Her hand was at her side now. She was looking at the field with the expression of someone who had done something and was now integrating what it had cost. Not frightened. The specific quiet of someone who had operated at full capacity and was in the aftermath of it. Hunter was beside her. He had his notebook open. "Are you okay," I said to both of them. "Yes," Hunter said, writing. Luna looked at me. "He was going to take Hunter," she said. Informatively, not accusingly. "He had been planning it for three weeks. The intention was very loud." She paused. "I am tired."

"Nevertheless, that's yours now whether you're going to use it or not." "Thank you, Luna." "It's my job to make you comfortable in this house. We're going to live and work together, anyway." I nodded in agreement. That was also the reason behind my nervousness. I wanted us to live in unity. We talked while enjoying our coffee until someone else joined us. "Good morning, Luna." She greeted us with her soft voice. "I don't know that we have a guest." She added, talking about me. Luna Naomi got up from her seat and said, "Diane, come here. I want to introduce you to our future Gamma Female. It's Miley from Red River Pack."

A long silence followed. Then a slow, calculating smile. “Good.” Lucian frowned. “Good?” The Alpha stepped closer, power radiating like a silent avalanche. “If the Luna has truly awakened, then she is more than his weakness.” His gaze darkened. “She is the key.” Back at the pack grounds, Aiden turned toward the direction of the border, fury simmering beneath controlled calm. “They’re testing us,” he said. Maya stepped beside him — not behind. “Then let them.”

HUXLEY'S POV I watched as Lora cried on the bed. Her tears did nothing to me at all. In fact, I felt very relieved and happy. It means that I can go back to Brielle as soon as possible and explain the situation to her. I never meant to get another Luna. I was forced to do it. "Please...I never planned on doing this after I became the Luna. I am going to stay loyal to you. Please just forgive me once. I promise you that something like this will never happen again," Lora begged.

That seemed to work for a while. During this time, our Alpha found his mate. We had a Luna, and she was beautiful, and considerate and caring. She was also a badass special wolf. We all love her so much. When she came to us, I had invited her to my birthday party. When she found out that I had only two friends coming, she made it the best party ever. She had a "unicorn", that was actually a miniature horse with a horn on her head. But my six-year-old brain only saw a unicorn. She bought each of us princess dresses and we each had a princess photo shoot with the unicorn. That night was when I found out that I had a lot in common with my Luna and I loved her so much. My Luna is a direct descen

He sniggered. "Whatever. Anyway, I'll go look for Lala again." Luna said. "Oh yeah, I almost forgot. Are you dating this Clint guy?!" "For pete's sake, Bodie shut up." Five minutes before 6 and Luna still hasn't found Lala Tores. Not a single person in the place knew who she was. Luna decided to go home. Her plan failed but today was not entirely disappointing. Luna was waiting for the bus when dark clouds started to cover the sky and eventually pour out rain. She took her umbrella out of her bag and protected herself from the moderate downpour.