Novel & Cerita Luna's Deadly Deception Novel

The silence that followed Liam’s declaration was as heavy and cold as a shroud. Damon’s accusation hung in the air, a stench of betrayal that clung to everything. For a heartbeat, no one moved. The council members stared, their faces a canvas of horrified revelation. They saw it now: not just a traitorous Luna, but a conspiracy at the very heart of their leadership. The perfect Beta and the grieving Luna, working in tandem to dismantle their world.

I should’ve pretended I hadn’t noticed the lies in his eyes or the cold sweat that glistened just beneath his Alpha-command mask. But I didn’t. Because I was done playing small. “Dominic,” I said, stepping into the arena and interrupting his drill with a voice louder than necessary. “Got a minute?” The young warriors glanced at each other and quickly scattered. Dominic turned toward me, jaw already clenched. “Luna.” I stepped closer. “You didn’t answer me earlier.” He blinked once. “About what?” “You said Lyric was mauled in the forest. You were the one who gave the location. You were the one who supervised the burial. Why didn’t you let me see the body?”

Luca was at the receiving end, and Logan, who was banging in hard on Luca. The sight was too shocking for me to behold because I could not believe that the Alpha was gay. That explains one of the reasons why he has not gotten any Luna and also what made he stop while he was trying to molest me. I quickly returned back to my room so that I would not get caught while peeping at the privacy of the Alpha. I was pleased to watch the rising of the sun from my window in the castle. The birds made sweet sounds of nature that served as song to the ears. I could feel the fresh air from the window where I stood to look at the wonders of nature.

** By the time the sun has fully come up, the news is around the camp. "The Alpha has secretly arrested his Luna, and for a reason nobody knows." The mumbles going about with regards to this vary, and bear versions so different that the audacity of the original teller in spreading such outrageous lies baffles me. One of them says that the Luna has a secret lover besides the Alpha, and that he has already killed him and is only waiting to execute the same judgement on his Luna. The other says that the Alpha has discovered that his Luna has had no child for him yet because she is a witch who kills and murders her babies in the womb to enhance her powers. I feel myself tempted to believe this o

Clarissa said and I agreed with her but right now I think it's better to figure out who that woman was seeing how the Lord felt comfortable around her. He had never been so angry to even deny sleeping with me, that slave must be doing something to him and I'll kill her if I find out that she's trying to be the Luna. Only one person is gonna be the Luna and that's me, no one else. "My plan was already in full motion, all I need to do is sleep with the lord for five nights and the spell would work on him. He would be head over heels in love with me and make me his Luna!"

"No. That is impossible. Soren would never do that. He couldn't have killed your people, Seraphina. He has spent the last three years drowning in guilt, searching for his lost wife. He never ordered a random massacre." "He did!" I insisted, my voice cracking with real, bitter pain. "I saw his face in the middle of the fire! I saw his armor! I saw him swing the sword! Do not sit here and defend him to me!" Lucas glared at me, his breathing rough and heavy. "Even if there was a battle, that is still not enough reason for you to steal a dead Queen's face! There is no reason to come into this palace as a fake Luna and lie to everyone, especially when you are a trained assassin sent by the Rogue

But deep inside, a whisper I’d tried to silence stirred again: Something is wrong. Later, I wandered into the library, hoping to distract myself with strategy maps or old war logs. The librarian—a wiry man named Theo—bowed when I entered but said nothing. A book had been left on the main table: The Fall of Lunas Past. The title made my chest tighten. I flipped through it absently and stopped on a chapter titled: The Luna Who Burned. She had been young, like me. Pregnant, like me. But her Pack had lost faith. Rumors of illness, instability, manipulation by darker forces. The Luna had died under mysterious circumstances. Some said sickness. Others said she was poisoned.

"You'll never be my Luna. I'll throw you into the Black Forest. You'll pay for what you did." Panic flashed across Fiona's face. She shook her head frantically. "N-no, the Black Forest is too dangerous. There are Rogues out there. You wouldn't do that to me. You can't!" Her words ended when Vincent's hand closed around her throat. She gasped for air, clawing at his hand, but she couldn't break free from the strength of an Alpha. Vincent let out a low, angry growl. "You ruined my Luna. I could kill you a hundred times, and it still wouldn't be enough! Why would I ever spare you?"

“He continued, and Aurora felt her knees buckle beneath her when she saw the seriousness in his eyes. She turned to her parents in dismay and saw them staring in equal shock. Her father looked away in shame and hurt as he knew somewhere in his heart that sooner or later, this was going to happen. He knew Perez wasn't to be trusted... He told his daughter, but she never listened. She never listened to anyone. When it came to Perez, she was blind and deaf. So blind that instead of getting crowned as Luna on her coronation today, she gave up her crown and throne to him. To Perez. The man whose true colors suddenly surfaced after he got crowned alpha of the pack. “Can you all see? She can't even

“The picture. The timing. You did this.” “I wanted to go to my room. The fallout isn’t my fault.” “I should be very angry,” he said. “But I’m not.” I glanced at him. “Because you have better things to do.” He didn’t deny it. “Vela isn’t the only one with secrets,” I muttered. “She’s a master manipulator,” he hissed. “She lied to all of them.” “Vela?” I asked. He nodded. “I spoke to the former Luna. She told me how guilty she felt for never being able to love the boy.”