Lua Novels & Stories

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but as the girl who loved the ocean. ​"The sun doesn't pay the bills in Manila," I said, trying to keep my voice professional. ​"True. But it makes for a much better story," Mateo countered. He reached into his pocket and handed me a small, embossed business card. "If Luke gives you too much trouble, or if you ever find the 'secondary camera' too small for your talent, call me. The board needs people who see things differently. Not just people who follow orders." ​Just as I took the card, the heavy double doors at the end of the hall swung open. Luke was walking back toward us, his face darkening when he saw Mateo standing so close to me.

He says. “Lugh made me sleep. I slept til 9 and then just had a shower. Plus I don’t know your code.” I say. “It’s your birthday. Ah a shower? Without me? Argh not fair.” I hear moaning in the background and Brett chuckling to himself. “Put her on speakerphone. I don’t need to know this stuff Brett.” I roll my eyes at Jeremy and chuckle to myself. “Hi Jer.” “Hi Wils, it’s good to hear you. How are you? Are you safe?”

But now the cold was somewhat tolerable. Luckily, she could try and fall asleep. She had something to keep her warm now. The thought of her being the Luna lives in her head. Thinking to herself that if she was the Luna that Roman had mentioned then she wouldn’t be freezing her ass off. Mia dozed off. She snored softly. ***

I nodded. “Okay.” -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I was seated at the end of the table. My eyeliner had run, and I had chased off the chef. He wasn’t needed. I could order takeout, which I did, but seeing the full spread already in the kitchen made me pick at it. I had been through what couldn’t have been more than four glasses of wine. Maybe four bottles. Hell, maybe a bottle of vodka too. Who would know? No one. I was alone in this large home. Scary to think about since I would be sleeping here- maybe that second bottle of vodka was the reason I didn’t feel jittery.

Laura said confidently. “Are you sure about that, Laura?” I asked, turning to face her. “Yes, my Lady,” Laura said, bowing before me. “Even Alpha Leonhard could sense that Liira—Loreen’s end—was approaching. Yesterday, I heard him howling—he only howls on a full moon. He is still connected to his daughter. He must know that the pup’s time is near,” Laura stated firmly. “Interesting. How does an alpha sense such things? Has Victoria’s behavior changed as well?” I asked, watching Laura closely.

Her green eyes roamed over Lydia as she exclaimed, “Oh my God!” Lydia stifled a laugh; she knew her mom would soon comment on her beauty and how she would sweep every male off their feet that evening. It was clear that Lydia resembled her mother, both standing tall and slender, with curves that could captivate anyone. Lydia had inherited Luna Alice's striking green eyes, long tan limbs, pointed nose, and beautifully shaped lips.

Together, they would forge a new path, a journey marked by love, resilience, and unity. As Lune settled into her new life as the Luna of the pack, she began to feel more at ease with her surroundings. The warmth and acceptance of her pack members filled her with hope and a sense of belonging. However, just as she started to enjoy the peace she had fought so hard to reclaim, an unexpected visitor appeared at the pack house.