Luna Heartsong Book Novels & Stories

Chapter Seventy : A Room That Isn’t Mine Selene’s POV The celebration was over, but my heart was heavier than it had ever been. People cheered, danced, drank, and clapped like it was the happiest day in the kingdom. They called me Luna. They smiled at me. They looked at my stomach and smiled even more. But inside, I was wilting. I had smiled too — the kind of smile that a prisoner forces when her chains are wrapped in flowers. When I finally stepped into my room that evening, I shut the door quietly behind me. My hands rested on my belly as I exhaled, long and shaky. The silence was a relief. It was the only thing that didn’t pretend.

Fuck, I wanted her. Then, the smallest of voices cried out on her behalf. On behalf of their luna. My heart sank, realizing exactly who this woman was. She was the luna of this pack. The luna to the alpha I was here to apprehend. Lyle began to talk to her, and I held my breath as I heard the sweetest voice in the world. But when I heard she had been stabbed, I was ready to eviscerate the world. I’m going to find her step-sister and her EX-MATE and I’ll eviscerate them.

Amoux added. “Luna, you don't need to apologize to your son. You should apologize to your husband. Aside from that, he wanted me to give you this.” Leah gave the small notebook that she had prepared. Luna stared at the small notebook, and her hands trembled when she accepted the book. She started whipping like a child as she kept mumbling how sorry she was for hurting Lycan Hector. It's the book that she gave to him when they found each other. She didn't know that Lycan Hector was hiding it. She thought that all he thought was Richelle.

His words confused me, what did he mean by the word luna, mate, and Alpha, what is wrong with this guy, what is wrong with me? “Nothing is wrong, my Luna, please, I knew you don’t understand this, but please, I won‘t be happy until you forgive me. You would realize I had the right to call you all those names when you understand everything about me. I can feel you want-“ “Keep quiet,” I yelled into his mind, “don’t speak again or else I would wound myself.” And then I got peace of mind for I hear his voice no more, I was alone throughout the day, burying my attention in the lake of sad thoughts. I just want to be normal as other children. Back then in my first school, I remembered my friends

Luna Emma threw her arms around her mother's neck, and then they faded like ghosts, leaving me alone in the study by myself once again. I looked back at the bookshelf towards that little book. I pulled the little black book off the shelf and opened it. The book was filled with runes, but a chicken scratch version. Did Luna Emma even know how to write in English before she started to write enchantments? I groaned; I wish Pru had been with me so she could figure it out.

Bryce’s jaw flexes. I lift my chin. “I have called this hearing,” I say, “because a divine union has been broken.” The elders straighten. A few blink in confusion and look around as if they’re seeking answers from their fellows. Bryce’s eyes narrow dangerously. He has never harmed me, and I have never feared him, but never is a long time and there is always a first time for everything. My father inhales sharply, a barely perceptible sound. I continue, despite the tightness gathering in my chest. “I stand before you as Luna of Three Towers, a true born daughter of Greyheart blood, and invoke my right to declare this mate bond compromised.”

The new she wolf then raised her knee catching Racheal right under the chin throwing her backwards onto her back. The match didn’t even last two minutes before it was over, and the young warriors began to chant, “Luna!” Pride began to fill me that they had also chosen her as their Luna too, but there was still the fact that I didn’t know if she belonged to another. Our eyes then met and I could tell that she was looking at me for the approval to stop.

I said, and I kept a close eye on his face. Byron definitely seemed to get instantly uncomfortable and began to fidget slightly, which gave me a pit in my stomach. Maybe they were hiding something from me. "Oh, yes, Luna," he paused for the first time, as if trying to decide how much, or what, he should say. "Luna is definitely a powerful position, but it doesn't necessarily mean they have a powerful wolf. Luna is the female head of the pack. She is the most respected female by everyone." "How can you have an Alpha and a Luna though? Don't they fight then? And how does the Luna get her title? By birth, like the Alpha?"

The cover was adorned with strange symbols that seemed to shimmer in the light. "This is the Book of Lunaria," she explained. "It holds the secrets of your true destiny." As I opened the book, the pages revealed intricate illustrations and cryptic text. One passage stood out: "When moon's child claims her rightful place, The balance of power shall shift and sway. A new era dawns, with shadows cast, And Ruth, the lunar heart, shall forever last." Michael's eyes narrowed. "What does it mean?" Ariana's gaze locked onto mine. "You, Ruth, are the lunar heart. Your power is the key to restoring balance to the supernatural world."

His father tried to reason. As they spoke, his mother walked into his office. His mother, the luna of the pack, Caua Wolf was a woman in her early fourties. She was only a little over five foot which made her very short compared to her husband and son. She had long brown hair and brown eyes that shone whenever she spoke. She also had very soft features. She was a caring mother and a kind luna. All the people of the pack love her for her good heart, and Rodriguez loved his mom more than anyone else.