Lumine X Alhaitham Novels & Stories

"Saed’s sub-officers are masking the blackout on the main servers. They’re terrified of their own shadows, so they’re falsifying telemetry data to keep the High Council from panicking. By the time anyone checks a physical power line, we'll be long gone. The automated haulers are running on pre-programmed coordinates I wrote three months ago. They think they’re taking the highway detour. Instead, they are driving straight into our vault." Liam took a slow, deliberate step forward. The movement was predatory, entirely devoid of the clumsy friction of a normal human. His large frame blocked the heavy mountain breeze, effectively trapping her between his chest and the sheer drop of the ledge. As

“A lot.” “No kidding,” I answered. The three Alphas walked forward together, their seconds and guards a respectful step behind. Thomas looked older than I remembered, worry lines carved deep. Sarah’s eyes were sharp as broken glass. Marcus Silverstone kept his sunglasses on, but I could still feel him sizing everything up. Thomas reached us first. His eyes moved over the valley—the burned ground, the rows of new graves, the places where the grass still hadn’t grown back. “Alpha Caelan. Luna Aeliana.” He stopped. His gaze locked on Aeliana, and his eyebrows went up. Even without trying, powers leaked off her now, like heat from a fire.

“You made it.” “Who are you?” Autumn’s voice trembled with both curiosity and caution. “Names are slippery here,” Luma replied, her smile cracking like old porcelain under pressure. “But you can call me Luma.” Autumn’s brow furrowed, a storm of questions swirling within her. “What are you?” Luma’s laughter was a haunting melody. “Not a what. A who. I’m a soul-keeper. Merchant. Witness. Collector of what the veil casts aside.”

nemesis was the highest she could take. “She must have poisoned you too. How can you say that in front of your brother, the Alpha?!” Brinny growled angrily as she raised her hand to hit Katherine but failed because Lucian stepped in between them. “What are you doing here?” He asked with a gruff voice, and Katherine raised the papers she was holding in front of his face. “You need to sign these. Your Luna might be the one doing all your tasks, but you’re still the Alpha, and at the end of the day, your signature is required.” She retorted, and he silently took the papers from her.

SERENA’S POV Thalos struck flint; a small flame curled to life. He nodded to Kael. My mate drew a blade across his palm without flinching and held it over the fire. Red drops fell, and the flame leapt as if it recognized him. “My blood, my bond, my pack be shield and lock,” he said, voice low, sure. The flame deepened, copper to carmine. My turn. I pricked my finger. One bright drop fell, and the little flame flashed white, then red, then lurched to a soot-black heart. A fine thread of smoke rose, thin as a hair, reaching upward like the first line of a net.

She didn't dare glance up at Ace as she let Lyra lean closer, allowing Lyra’s hand on her forehead. The moment Lyra touched her, she suddenly felt a rush of energy rush into her by the contact, she didn't feel pain but she felt discomfort as the energy surged through her veins invoking a whimper from Alya. Lyra removed her hand away from Dorothy after a while before looking at Ace. “Fate does not lie, Alpha. She is your mate.”

What the fuck was that for? "Lady Alia, my name is Clair Galhart. I think we haven´t officially met." My Luna laid out her hand to Alia, and I know if she made a move to disrespect Clair, I would not hesitate to throw her out of my territory. I could do more, but I won´t because of my Beta. Alia swallowed hard, a shy smile curved on her mouth. "My name is Alia Williamson, Luna Clair. I´m Beta Gavin´s Mate." She took Clair´s hand and shook, all the while I hold my breath.

He inhaled her scent which calmed his nerves and made his heart beat fast erratically. She lay unmoving on the ground like she had surrendered herself to him and not the feisty runner she was a while ago. He pushed off her, holding her still while he turned back into his human form. Standing up gently, she turned towards him as a bright light blinded him, making him unable to see her face.' "Fuck! Not again!" Alexander groaned as he opened his eyes. The sunlight blinded him for a moment. He used his right hand to shield the light from going in any further.

I couldn't let the other woman take my place so easily just because she had cured the soldiers. I walked through the crowd toward Alpha feeling their disrespect and hearing their insults on the way. Still, I remained composed and focused and didn’t waver in my determination, despite their harsh words. Finally, I arrived at his side, unbroken and undeterred by the cruelty of those around me. Instead, I hid a victorious smile. “What's she doing here?” a woman asked. “She's your Luna, Laila.” Alpha Dominic said. He only needed to say it once, and the insults stopped.

He nodded to Samantha, his boulder pendant catching the sunlight, the sunlight casting a golden glow on his face, the glade a haven, the warmth a shared triumph. Lila sat on the blanket near Samantha, her chestnut hair tied back, strands catching the sunlight, her hazel eyes bright with wonder, her tunic a soft gray embroidered with silver runes, her quill pendant hanging around her neck, her leather journal resting beside her, her skin lightly flushed, the sunlight dancing on her face, the glade a sanctuary, the warmth a shared legacy. Spark, her wolf, lounged beside her, her golden fur shimmering in the sunlight, her amber eyes reflecting the light, the glade a haven, the warmth a shared c