Loralai Hart Novels & Stories

I asked frantically. "How would I know if she was okay or not!? But she did call on the first day." Olivia rolled her eyes. I sighed heavily and walked back inside my mess of a suite, followed by Olivia. "Shit... What have you done to your suite?" she said in disbelief. "What do you want, Olivia?" I asked her as I sat back down on the couch. "Rayne is originally from Harlow," she informed me and I frowned in confusion. "She was born here... her parents were chefs here, in the castle."

“I had no idea who he was. I thought perhaps he was a model or a p**n star.” Iris choked lightly on her coffee. Orlando blushed again. “Hush now, Olivia!” I scolded before I started laughing. “Luna Olivia has been an outstanding Luna,” Orlando protested. “She hasn’t been in her position for more than a few months, and she’s brokered new alliances, revealed scandals, and helped Alpha Elroy defeat a usurper. Lunaris is blessed to have her.” “She’s allowed to shush me, Orlando,” she said. “She’s my mother, after all.” She smiled.

But he could not bring himself to ask her. Suddenly there was a knock on the door. It was Hilda with her eyes not looking like the ones a common werewolf would have. "And you are?" Alpha Alex asked. "I'm Hilda. Descendant of the Luna of the Lumen pack. The werewolf goddess Oracle. And the greatest werewolf that has ever lived." Hilda replied to him as Alpha Alex feared her eyes even though he was an Alpha. So he ushered her in.

I retort pleasantly. “Oh, I do apologize, where are my manners? I’m Maelor. No need to introduce yourself, I know all about you. Hilda, King Arlo’s mate who upset all Lilith’s carefully laid plans by offering her son love. Previously mated to Soren, who you scandalously slept with even though he has a different Luna and you’re promised elsewhere too.”

She slowly goes back to her seat to listen to what Loki had to say. "I found a woman unconscious and with great difficulty I begged my Master to let me take care of her. Little did I know that it was the Queen, she told me her name was Orla and I loved her with everything that I had in me, I took her as a mother." Everyone had been captivated by his story, "I knew Orla was from from the rose tribe as she was too beautiful for her age although she was mentally unstable." His compliment made Octavia cover her face with her fan to hide her blush; it was a perfect description of her. Beautiful with a touch of crazy.

"Take it and kneel beside me." I stared at Elise in surprise; Oralie was furious, she wanted to rush out and attack Elise, but I tried to restrain her. 'That's not allowed here. If you hurt her, Luna Serena won't spare us,' I said. 'But she's always been too much for us; is she trying to bring down our honor? Why should I kneel before such an ugly woman? I'll slit her throat right now.' Oralie is a hot-tempered wolf. She's shy but gets mad if someone looks down on us.

I cracked the door open. She stood there like a sunbeam that had wandered into the wrong novel. “Good morning! You must be Isadora! I’m Loralie, your student aide for the week!” Her voice was made of honey and tragedy. Bright, golden tragedy. She was tiny—barely to my shoulder—with a halo of golden curls that looked like they belonged in a shampoo commercial for naiads. Her eyes were ocean blue and wide with innocence. Optimism shimmered off her in waves, practically singing hymns to the sun gods. Her skin was sun-kissed, her cheeks perpetually pink. It was as if summer had incarnated itself and decided to torment me.

Orion's gaze snapped up, cold and sharp as steel. "I admit my judgment is often clouded when it comes to her," he said, his tone measured but dangerous, "but let me be clear, Seth, Reylin is your Luna. She's not just any human. You'd do well to remember that." Seth's throat bobbed. "My apologies, Alpha," he murmured, bowing his head quickly. Orion stood, the throne's shadow falling long and dark behind him. "And for the record," he added, voice deepening into a growl, "I'm not going there for her alone. It's about time we put an end to this war."