Luna Lola Novel Novels & Stories

"So my preferences don’t extend to the genre of the book, huh?" BaoBao shook his head with big innocent eyes. Luna returned her attention to the book. "Who could I be this time? There's really too little on characters besides the lead couple and Ward." "Hmmm… Maybe it'll be like the previous world? Oh... Then you'll definitely own it!" BaoBao started doing a little dance and wriggle. Luna frowned. "There're too many side characters that appeared just for the plot. It won't be like the previous book." Luna closed the book with a resigned sigh. She had never successfully guessed who she would be in the story thus far.

or "I know what's going on." For two weeks, the other "Luna" hung out in their villages, following Ellie around, sometimes taking notes in a notebook, other times, asking if she could try something herself for practice. Ellie was obliging, of course, doing everything she could to help the other woman, as if she was actually a Luna in training. After those two weeks, River was even more convinced than ever that she wasn't a true Luna. One night after Sylvia had gone home for the evening, River sat down on the couch next to Ellie, waiting for her to put the magazine she was leafing through down and noticed that he was looking at her.

" It would've been easier for Lord Demir to clean his hands, so I have you idiots do it for me. It would be better for her to die by your hands. But all of you had become soft just because she's the daughter of your dear friend...Boohoo...Leah, this is your chance. Kill the woman before you, and the wish you asked for will come true." What? "My wish...my wish..." Leah stopped chanting and slowly lifted her head. Her eyes are glued to me with such hostility. "My wish is to kill Lippy Carter and become Luna! Dominic is mine!" She let out an animalistic and might roar as her whole body released an explosion of her energy.

As I carefully inspected the omegas, I recognized some familiar faces, while others were new additions since I had left. "Luna!" I heard a girl's voice squeal with excitement, causing me to turn my head in surprise. A girl with big, curious eyes was looking at me. I glanced around, half-expecting Avery to be standing there, but it was clear that she was addressing me. "Luna Selena?! You are... Luna Queen Selena," she gasped, her eyes sparkling with realization. If Avery or someone else overheard her, she could be in significant trouble. I hurriedly approached the girl named Lola, making sure nobody was eavesdropping.

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."

Their mother saw the bond between us—how I adored her sons, and how they adored me. None of us had met our fated mates. But we vowed to stand together, no matter what. We chose each other. They chose me. When Damian and Lucian became Alphas, we completed the bond, and I became their Luna. We promised to reject our fated mates if they ever came. We swore it. But when Rosalina arrived, radiant and golden, chosen by the Moon herself, they didn’t hesitate. They never rejected her. How could I ever compare to that?

“A year ago, we couldn't have envisioned this.” I nodded, remembering the disputes which once divided our peoples. “We've come a long way,” I agreed. “And this is just the start.” Just then, my phone rang. I stepped aside to answer it, smiling as I saw Luna's name pop up on the screen. “Luna!” I greeted her. “How are you feeling?” “Pregnant,” Luna replied with a laugh. “Very, very pregnant. Actually, I'm calling to tell you that I just finished talking to Zara, and you won't believe what happened! She's pregnant too!”

[Elara's POV] He had kicked the sturdy timber dining table, causing me to jump as it fell to the wooden floor with a loud thud, shaking the decorations in the glass case. "What about you?" He shouted. "You simply wanted to be Luna, right? You knew Natalia and I were in a relationship, yet you shamelessly accepted the marriage and betrayed your own cousin sister by stealing her boyfriend! You lied to me. She told me everything!" I couldn't believe my cousin-sister. I had never thought she would do this. "I'm so sorry," I cried, starting to sob as I hugged myself tightly.

The worn pages calmed me, the faded ink carrying me into another world. It was a book about wolves’ history. Stories of ancient packs, battles fought under blood moons, legends of the Moon Goddess blessing chosen ones. I loved reading it, even if nobody knew I could read. They never let me go to school, but I had taught myself in secret. The book was my hidden treasure. Through it, I learned things nobody thought I should know. That the Wolf’s Crest had once chosen the strongest Lunas. That the Moon Feast was more than just food and dancing it was power, hidden under rituals. And sometimes, I wondered… if the Moon still watched us, still cared.

My gown burnt and my crown glowed red-hot. “You stole everything.” She screamed like an angry ghost and raised her hand. I stood there charred and frightened as I watched greenwood burn behind her. It was like the day we lit the stake. it was so real like it was happening again—but this time, worse. The pack house collapsed in flames. Wolves ran, screamed, but thaila just stood there, on the ashes of my kingdom like it was her birthright. “I am the true Luna,” she said, her voice low and final. “You would never be.”