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His Fated Obsession – Book 2 Chapter 1 - Luna EVANGELINE. Luna. My wolf… I look around and find that we are surrounded by brilliant white light. So pure… yet even with the blinding light, Luna glows brightly. Her aura radiates off her and her blue eyes are fixed on me. I don’t know where exactly this place is, but it’s somewhere within my mind. I reach for her, and she lowers her head. The moment I touch her, another wave of energy runs through me, and it feels like currents of live electricity jolting through me. Spreading through every fibre of my body.

~ Helen~ Marshall quietly sneaked inside our residence. I sighted him, and our eyeballs met, causing us to smile. I walked toward and sat beside him, clutching his hand, a gust of scenarios running through my mind. "Will the Alpha clan accept me? Will I be able to play the role of a Luna perfectly well if eventually, I become the Luna? What if his family rejects me because I come from a low-profile family?" All this was lingering on my mind when I felt a soft, caring tap on my shoulder, which sent a sharp jolt in my spine.

The Moon dimmed. The world has forgotten what a Luna is meant to be. Lunaria’s heart tightened. “And what am I meant to be?” The light gathered around her, warm and unyielding. Not his shadow. Not his prize. But his equal—or his reckoning. Lunaria woke with a sharp inhale. Her chest glowed faintly before fading. She sat up, resolve hardening like steel. --- Days passed. Lunaria and Nyra reached the edges of a forgotten valley—lush, hidden, rich with Moon energy. The air thrummed softly, welcoming.

“Of course not.” Thorne studied her carefully. “You must prepare yourself.” “For what?” “For the possibility that he does not return alone.” Silence swallowed the balcony. Lyra faced the snowy mountains, refusing to let the old wolf see the flicker of fear in her eyes. “I am a Luna candidate,” she said evenly. “The pack already accepted that.” “They accepted stability,” Thorne corrected. “Not you.” The truth burned. She spun toward him. “Careful, Elder.” “You mistake warning for insult,” he replied. “Power shifts quickly when mates reappear… especially ones tied to ancient blood.”

SInce Lilith won’t merge with her and she can’t subdue her. For the first time in centuries, unease crept into Luna’s heart. This was not how she had imagined things unfolding. Slowly, she straightened. Her silver eyes glowed faintly in the darkness, now streaked with thin threads of black. “Who,” she murmured coldly, the air around her beginning to tremble with restrained lunar power, “would dare steal the Book of Life from me?” Before her anger could rise any further, the faint sound of footsteps echoed down the stone corridor.

POV: Luna Monroe Luna stood at the altar, her spiral stone glowing softly, the morning light casting silver across the sanctuary. The Grove had been quiet since the burial of the fractured crown, but quiet didn’t mean still. She felt it in the ley lines beneath her feet, in the way the flame pulsed with a rhythm that didn’t belong to her alone. The Grove was preparing something. Not a warning. Not a prophecy. A trial. And Luna knew it wasn’t hers to face—it was hers to guide.

Wyatt retorted. The five of us walked around the gardens until they were done. It was time for the reception, music was blaring, there was a beautiful cake with wolves on it, and an open bar. I hated to admit everything tonight was elegant, the planners did a great job. We were on the dance floor dancing to "Don't cha" by the pussycat dolls, I couldn't help but notice Priscilla trying her hardest to get Wyatt's attention, but he was sitting down looking stoic as ever. I run over and grab Wyatt and pull him on the dance floor in front of Priscilla, I laughed as she shot me a death glare and he looked lost. Next there was a slow song a much older song when I'm with you by sheriff, Wyatt did as

> “Dear Luna Alaina, I will still address you as my Luna because, to me, that will never change. Even if Freya succeeds in her plans to become Luna of the Moonridge Pack, my loyalty remains with you. I know I have betrayed your trust. I know you feel hurt by what I have done. But Freya threatened me, Alaina. I was terrified they would take everything from me, and I regret it every single day. They mistreated me, forced me to steal food, and used my guilt to control me. But I finally escaped. I need to see you, to tell you everything. About the Moonridge Pack, about what they plan to do to you now that they see your power growing. They are going to try to use you again, Alaina. You need to kn

Luna who stood quiet the whole time muttered under her breath as she matched into the house. “Did I hear you say something?" Jane's voice could be heard from the corridor “No Ma'am, not at all" Luna, who didn't know she thought out loud, denied and rushed into the kitchen to wash the dishes. Luna after washing the dishes and cleaning the house in the small wooden chair in the corner of the corridor. She brought out the piece of paper, her hand trembling as she stared at the figures. The figures seemed to mock her. She read it again, this time slowly as if somehow the amount would change, or maybe a miracle might happen if she just looked hard enough. All she needed right now was a miracle, b