Lucian's Regret Novel Aurora の小説・ストーリー

I huffed the last sentence out as he apologetically sighed. "I want to apologize, Luna. I heard what happened in the forest with you." "And you still dared to come here today? Aren't you very shameless, Mr. Bronze! You almost got me married a second time, that too against my will." "But it didn't happen, did it? I'm impressed you escaped Alpha Fenriz's house." He flashed his teeth as if that was going to erase the hell I went through. 'But then we also met Alpha Rhayghar and had that awesome night with him, Verena. That wasn't like going through hell! It was pure heaven.' I seethed at my wolf and asked her to shut up.

Aurora's Pov Working with Lawrence changed everything. Suddenly, I had access to resources I couldn't have gotten on my own and people who could dig into places I couldn't reach. But I still had to be careful because one wrong move would alert Damien and Seraphina that something was happening.

Brian barked at those that stood around but they were stopped before they could move. Aurora had her hand up, stilling everyone. She crossed her arms underneath her breast and walked over to Annora where she laid unconscious. Annora might have been overwhelmed by the sudden betrayal from Aurora and it must have caused her to lose consciousness but Aurora was unmoved by the seemingly lifeless and unconscious body of Annora. “Aurora, if anything happens to my mate I will—” “You will not threaten my Luna in front of me,” Ralph, Aurora's mate countered him immediately.

Eric avoided Horace's eyes and looked elsewhere while holding back his anger. "He is right. This is all my fault. My sins are unforgivable. I have sinned against my father, my people, and all those who have died because of my mistakes," Aurora said to them with tears and guilt in her eyes. She then fixed her eyes to Lucian's eyes. "That's why I wanted to meet you. I wanted to give all my armies to you." Lucian paused, looking at her curiously. Likewise, with Horace and Eric, they looked at her with the same look as their king. Garret said nothing but his eyes said what he felt. He was relieved and agreed with the decision taken by his queen.

***AURORA*** A blinding ray of morning sunlight pierced through the curtains, hitting my eyelids. I groaned, a wave of intense nausea rolling through my stomach as I shifted against the impossibly soft mattress. Every muscle in my body ached with a deep, heavy soreness. As my mind slowly fought through the brutal haze of a champagne hangover, the vivid memories of the previous night came rushing back. The altar. The live broadcast. The shattering glass at Cassian’s feet. And then...the alleyway. The heavy scent of cedarwood and winter rain. The cold, unyielding press of a massive, scarred hand lifting my chin in the dark.

Also, I'm one of the leading Alphas in the world, and I need a very strong and capable Luna beside me. However, if she's a werewolf then she's a rogue and I have sworn after the death of my twin brother to kill every rogue who crosses my path. I can't accept her, I just can't. Who knows she might be dangerous to the pack. Or still, she might be a spy from Midnight Howlers Pack. She can't be my Luna, I have to reject her and sentence her to the normal death penalty for rogues. “What? Why?” My wolf Arthur growled. “She's our mate, Lucian. You can't possibly do that,” he tried to reason with me. “If you kill our mate we could easily go crazy.”

"Losing," Aurora said breathlessly and returned her gaze to the professor, "Isn't it obvious by now that that is what I'm doing?" "What?" "Losing," Aurora said breathlessly and returned her gaze to the professor, "Isn't it obvious by now that that is what I'm doing?" Everyone was dumbstruck by her revelation, including Louisa who had her mouth agape with surprise. Aurora took the opportunity to rise, pretending to wipe dust on her skirt, when she looked back at them, Monroe in particular, her gaze was firm,

Before I can reply, a slow clap echos through the space. Lucian again. “Wow. That monologue was almost Oscar-worthy.” He says, stepping out from behind a pillar. “All that venom. Tell me, does it burn your throat when you speak?” Aurora's nostrils flare at this, “Don't you have somewhere useless to be?” “Right here suits me just fine” he says with a wink, “Carry on would you little sis? I was enjoying the show.” She snarls–an actual audible sound– before storming off, heels stabbing the stone pathway.

"To them, we are just humans. Expensive, powerful humans. Don't let your eyes flash, and don't let your scents out. If you do, we leave immediately. Understood?" "Understood, Mommy," Luna said, her voice unusually somber. Even at five, she could feel the heavy, oppressive magic of this land. Leo just nodded, his small jaw set in a line of pure steel. He was dressed in a miniature charcoal suit that mirrored the one Silas had worn the night he broke my heart. It was a petty choice on my part, but I wanted the visual to be a psychological dagger when Silas finally saw him.