Luke Skywalker Aunt Novels & Stories

They deserved it. Ari bowed his head. “I’m sorry.” “Don’t fucking mention it. Now go be with your family. I’m sorry for your loss.” Storm said, speaking for the three of us. Aunt Kyra had been someone who was important to Mom. A Luna friend that she could confide in. Aunt Kat remained her best friend, but my aunt didn’t know what it was like to run a pack and be a Luna. They talked on the phone a lot, even when our packs couldn’t see each other because of the war.

Sighing I sat fully back into the couch as my Aunt looks over at me before placing her hand on my belly. "I bet you're glad that your daughter isn't anywhere near here right now huh, but I can't imagine how hard all of this is for you too, not being able to leave here, go to her and your grand. I'm so sorry Aunt Kerry, truly I am." "Oh my sweet Raven, even if I could leave, I'm not going anywhere until I know you are safe and this precious girl joins our ever growing family." 'Did you ever see Luke with any other friends when you two would hang out?'

“My mother died giving birth to me.” I stopped walking, unsure of how to respond. For a moment, her expression softened and seemed far away. “After she died, my aunt took me in and raised me as her own,” she added. “Your aunt?” the question slipped out of my mouth. She glanced at me and smiled. “Calix’s mother. She was my mother’s elder sister, they shared the same father and mother,” Leia explained. I could only nod in response. We resumed walking down the path. “When my aunt and I first arrived here, I was very nervous and would spend hours indoors.”

Luke said with gritted teeth, clenching his old hands into fists. “This still seems like a movie to me.” Dad chuckled. How on Earth could he chuckle in a situation like this? “My only daughter,” Aunt Lila said, sounding like she was out of breath and almost fell but Uncle Kade caught her in his arms. “Take her home, Kade.” Luke said angrily, taking his phone out and started calling whoever he was calling while Aunt Lila and Uncle Kade left for their car and it was driven away.

"Star, there are some things I need to tell you and you might freak out." Crossing my hand over my chest I said, "Like Rose being your twin sister?" He sighed "Not now Star… please just listen." Facing him, I answered "Ok, I'm all ears." He sat very close to me and placed his hand on my lap, closing the distance between us and said, "Aunt Kate's name is not Kate but Stella, and she is not your Aunt neither is she related to you in any way. And your parents did not die in a car crash, they where murdered just like Aunt Kate."

They're even more breathtaking in person. Compliments followed them like a shadow wherever they walked. Adrian greeted every guest with his signature charm, keeping one hand possessively around Celeste's waist. She smiled politely, though each curve of her lips felt heavier than the last. "Adrian!" A cheerful voice interrupted them. A middle-aged woman dressed in an emerald-green evening gown approached with a warm, knowing smile. It was Adrian's second aunt, Evelyn Blackwood. "My goodness, look at the two of you." Evelyn clasped her hands together happily. "Three years of marriage already. Time certainly flies." She looked at Celeste, letting out a playful sigh. "So... when are you two fina

It was a tall man, radiating an overwhelming Alpha presence that commanded attention. He had deep-set eyes, a high straight nose, and striking features. There was something familiar about him. A flicker of recognition stirred within me. It was Eric—Kellen’s uncle and the Alpha of the Silver Moon Pack. Eric stared at me, his voice tinged with a hint of disappointment—though it remained gentle. “I came to check on you. To see if you were feeling any better.” His face unlocked something within me. Buried memories broke through—the scattered fragments from that day in the forest started to coalesce.

“It's not yours to fix Lucas. It's not your fight son” My gaze lowered to the table, emptiness radiating from them. “Lucas, Lucas, can you hear me?”, it was my aunt's voice as she swiftly took over from Dave who knew better than to protest. Even though I never liked my aunt personally, I always thought she was lucky to get a man who was both tough and kind hearted as well. It was no wonder she knew how to make him listen to her because she also knew how much he loved her. “If it isn't the best aunt of the century”, I replied, my voice thick with sarcasm. “Lucas, did you ever wondered why we never associated with your father and his family once your mom passed away?”, she asked, ignoring my s

We could also tell Fred, but we just can’t seem to find that right opportunity to tell him. Queen Siera came to my aunt’s side. “Don’t lose hope. Luke is a fighter. He’ll wake up in no time.” Out of all the royals, only queen Siera has been the most sympathetic to my aunt. I guess she was the only one who was able to relate to her compared to the others. “It’s not easy, I know. Just try to think positive.” My aunt looked at her and smiled. “Thank you, Queen Siera. But I guess I just have to head back to my room and get some rest.” The Queen got up and headed for the exit.

Mia gave a small smile, "Don't worry. She was just overwhelmed about hearing her parents' story. I am sure she will be fine to be friends with you as long as you don't try to steal Luke away from her." Gia caught with the joke, "Oh.. no.. I have come to realize that I never loved Luke. If it was not for my aunt's obsession, I would not even be part of this family." "Cool. Then we all can be friends for sure."