Loud House Luna And Sam Novels & Stories

I heard the sound of a camera click and I turned around knowing who would do that. “Luna!!! ” she screeched giving me a tight hug “Uh-----lily, could you maybe move backwards? I can't breathe ” I said almost in a whisper as I was choking. “Sorry” she chuckled “I missed you. How was your holidays? ” she asked. “Spectacular ” “You're being sarcastic again. C'mon tell me, what's wrong? ” she asked. “I made new friends and I miss them. ” I said “Oh” was her reply before we got our books and went to class.

“I love you… My Luna.. please… don’t do that again. I’m sorry. I’m sorry I kept you in the dark. Sorry, I never said that everything was for your sake— I’m sorry,” “I love you,” “Our son… Our son looks just like you, Samarah. I love you. I love you, My Luna,” - The End -

Luna exclaimed, glancing at Sam. Sam hugged his wife tightly. Today was quite tiring for him, so he wanted to spoil himself with Luna and replenish his little energy. "I made you a coffee, so go take a shower and enjoy your coffee," Luna said while trying to get away from Sam. "I don't want coffee, I just want to hug you all day," Sam said in a low voice. Luna who was confused just took a deep breath. She was sure Sam's day was as tiring as her day.

In beginning, I thought it was about the work but after I talked with Ace I came to know that there's no assignment or project these days. I was worried if something was wrong, but Luna said she's behaving well and not feeling sad in class. I don't know what's with her lately. And I know for sure she wouldn't ignore me. Maybe she got something important to do. After the practice got over, I took my bag and walked towards my bike. There's a notification. I took out my phone to check what it is. A message from Ace. He messaged me that he saw Sam in a nearby restaurant. He said that she's with a guy. I thought maybe it's one of her friends and didn't give a damn.

My senses were sharp, tuned into the mystical energies humming beneath the surface. When I was about to reach the outskirts of Lunaheim, the fog seemed to thicken, making it hard to see more than a few feet ahead. Suddenly, something hit my car hard. Instinctively, I slammed on the brakes almost breaking my toes with force, the screech of tires echoing through the eerie silence.