Luna Lovegood Aesthetic Novels & Stories

“Twins can cause this sort of confusion I’ve heard. This wouldn’t be the only time this has happened. But in all honesty, Raven is the one for you.” “I—” “—She’s so much like you,” I insisted. “She’s a hardcore warrior, intense, intelligent—" “—My Luna doesn’t need to be my mirror image,” Blake insisted. “I did think for a long time it was her, but the scents were off… but your scent… it’s you, Freya.” “You know her better than me now, better than probably anyone,” I said, ignoring his words. “I can guarantee she loves you too.”

I was wearing a white power suit, tailored to perfection, with a pair of four-inch Louboutins that sounded like a countdown on the marble floor. "Mommy, Leo is being a CEO again," a small, melodic voice chirped behind me. I turned, my Ice Queen mask melting instantly. Luna was sitting on the velvet sofa, her violet eyes—the ones I had to hide with specialized drops whenever we went out—sparkling with mischief. She was holding a holographic tablet, her silver-blonde hair braided into neat crowns.

The silvery tones reflect the light, resembling the stars overhead and giving my appearance a hint of celestial shine. My lips, that look a velvety hue of deep burgundy, give my complete makeup a feeling of richness and energy. Their color mirrors the gown's intensity while adding a striking pop to the otherwise dark background of my clothing. It made me feel like I represented the power and independence that characterize me, as Luna.

“Oh, my Goddess. I saw all the proofs, and it never gets old. I get what all those tabloids always saw in the Alpha when he was single. He looks quite dapper.” “Whoa. And intense!” Ashley flips to a page of a closeup of Bronx looking directly into the camera. “If I didn’t know his ticklish spots, I would say he looks intimidating.” I chuckle at the photo. “Oh shit. Look at Kas.” We all look at the picture in my magazine and admire our Luna. Her violet eyes shine like amethysts. They match the lipstick on her slightly smiling mouth. Her beauty is only rivaled by the innocence she exudes. No wonder people think she must have been a model even though she’s way too short for it. I notice they di

I could hear a soft crying sound, it sounds like a cry of a baby, I wonder who it could be, the weather is quiet cold in winters here and my heart ached at the thought of the child left out in the cold "Be careful Luna" I heard Noah's voice and I nodded my head as I moved forward, after walking for a few minutes I saw something that looked like a basket placed beneath an oak tree. I walked a few more steps to see little movements and I rushed towards it only to find a tiny little figure in the basket. They had the same purple shade of eyes like me, a little on the darker side, and the baby looked so small, the baby's dry lips indicated they have been here for quiet some time. I couldn't stop

“Don’t blame me.” Lyra stared at the heart. Someone—Luna, presumably—had colored it entirely gold. Her chest squeezed. “Looks anatomically questionable,” she muttered because deflection was a cherished coping mechanism. “It’s pretty,” Luna said. “Pretty is more ’portant than anato—” She frowned. “Antenna—” “Anatomy,” Lyra supplied. “’Xactly,” Luna said, satisfied. Before Lyra could argue with this toddler manifesto of aesthetics over science, the bond fluttered.

She could feel Selene's gaze before she dared look up. The future Luna was radiant tonight, draped in a gown of midnight blue that clung to her curves and spilled in shimmering waves to the floor. Silver jewelry traced the line of her throat and wrists, catching the firelight. Her golden hair fell in a cascade down her back, intricate braids woven through with tiny moonstone beads. By contrast, Luna felt like a smudge of shadow at the edge of a painting. "Your cloak, Alpha," she murmured, voice barely carrying over the din as she approached the back of Orion's chair.

I took out a light blue velvet box from my handbag and said, "This is a brooch I designed." Madam Madox happily took it, opened the box, and saw a purple brooch inside, whose design was strikingly similar to Ariana's. She was taken aback for a moment, then intended to close the box. But before she could, Livia snatched the box away first, speaking sarcastically, "Oh, this design is exactly the same as Ariana's. Oh, I remember now, Zoey is also a designer at Born Beauty. It's inevitable to have contact with Ariana at work."

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

The Luna whispered into Jack's ear, “I am sorry my daughter, I have to go and when the time comes, you must carry out your duty, I know you won't understand what I am saying but when the time comes, everything would make sense, I love you.” The Luna kissed Jack on her forehead and whispered, “my sweet daughter, now go to sleep and i'll see you tomorrow” whilst Luna gave a small smile along with tears that's forcing it's way out. The Luna whispered some sort of spell, making the child fall asleep in her arms whilst tears overflowed her cheeks. Not just that, little Jack's memory of what happened at that moment was wiped out. The Luna used her powers and made an identical self with light brow