Loving The Reborn Luna: Never Letting Go นิยาย & เรื่องราว

But something was wrong. He didn’t smile. His gaze did not soften when it met mine. It felt distant. “Iris, daughter of Kael,” the elder said, “do you take Alpha Damon as your mate?” “I do.” My voice held. I meant it. The elder turned. “Alpha Damon, do you take Iris as your mate and Luna?” Silence. Too long. The crowd murmured A whisper rose. Damon stepped forward. Then he turned to face them all. “I reject this union,” he said. “The Moon Goddess does not bless a broken Luna.”

I was still working out what to say to her. The old Luna let out a cold laugh. “I was reborn too. I brought you to my side to ask you one thing. Why won't you be Luna this time? That scene at the pool, the one that washed the potion off you, I'm the one who had Theo arrange it. Years ago I was carrying a child, and I drank the broth my mate sent me and lost it. He was a monster, the most selfish creature alive. That is why I mean to destroy him.”

Every moment, I chose the pack's comfort over her safety. I've been repeating the same pattern. The same failure. "The partial shift," I say finally. "What does that mean? Is she—becoming wolf?" "She was never fully human," Morwen says. "The rebirth… it's not a clean thing. Souls carry traces. Hers carried enough of the old Luna's wolf to seed something in her blood. Dormant, until the bond woke it. Until the moon pulled." "Will it get worse?" "I don't know." She folds her hands, studying me with those too-seeing eyes. "She is something new. Something between. The old texts don't account for what happens when a reborn Luna starts to shift."

Just present. Drax lowered his arms slow. Blood ran from a new cut on his forehead. "What are you?" he asked. His voice sounded quieter now. "I am the Rejected Luna," I said. "The one you threw away. The one who did not break." He took a step toward me. His hand reached out again but slower. "Come back with me. We can start over. The bond can be made right." I looked at his hand. For one second the old hurt came back. The pain from the clearing when he said no. The way everyone turned away from me. But the hurt did not make me small anymore. It made me steady.

I hate being trained and I always find ways to avoid training the other's, and Mrs Smith, the pack's coach, would always remember me for being the most notorious among the students. I chuckled softly as I thought about how naive I was back then to believe that as Luna what I need to do is support and be the brain behind my mate. Things have changed now as I believed that mate bond can sometimes be a drawback, I now believe that nothing else matters except for my strength.

"But Luna, why hasn't he come to me? Doesn't he understand the depths of my suffering, the fear that grips my every breath?" Luna's eyes held the wisdom of ages as she leaned closer, her voice filled with unwavering certainty. "My dear Kara, trust the forces that guide our paths. Sometimes, circumstances conspire to test the strength of our love. A mixture of confusion and determination washed over Kara, her emotions ebbing like the tides of the sea. Upon Luna's departure, Kara closed her eyes, relinquishing herself to the healing embrace of rest. As the moon ascended the night sky, casting a silvery glow through her window.

Lobo had already passionately told me then, "Freya, I love you. Even if we are not meant to be together, you are the only person my pack members will ever accept as Luna since they will never accept anyone else! I make a solemn vow that no one else will ever exist. The same man who had previously firmly chosen me and given me the world appeared before me, this time cradling another girl in his arms. I stood before them, quivering with barely contained wrath, the unshed tears clouding my vision as the memories of the last few years kept rushing through my head. I clung tenaciously to my skirt as I made a valiant effort to divert my attention away from the agony of my broken heart and willed m

Taylor's betrayal to me must also get the proper payback. I don't know why it had to be in Jane's body that I was resurrected. However, becoming Luna might benefit me in my pursuit of revenge. Now, my revenge begins.

“Luna has been granted the rarest of gifts—a second chance. She was reborn, her essence intertwined with another’s body, as decreed by the Moon Goddess eighteen years ago.” The revelation hit Caleb like a bolt of lightning, leaving him stunned and momentarily breathless. His thoughts raced back to the moments he’d shared with Eliana. Her face, her voice, the way she moved—everything about her had always felt familiar as if his soul had recognized hers before his mind could. “Eighteen years…” Caleb whispered, the pieces falling into place. “Eliana.” The wolf nodded solemnly. “She carries the spirit of your Luna, yet her path is her own. But beware, young Alpha. Rebirth does not come without i

Una tried her best to look calm, yet she couldn't find the courage to step inside. “Raise your head, Una. Once you and I are inside, it will be a declaration of war. But don't worry, since we both decided to keep our bond, we'll tread the storm together. So you could claim your rightful place and officially become my Luna.” Hevian gently patted her back. Una swallowed hard. She could tell, Hevian was not joking at all. It took her a while before she nodded. “All right, let's go.” Una whispered after a long deep breath.