Luna Untouchable After Divorcing The Alpha Novels & Stories

“Yes. Xavier and I are no longer mated,“ she sneered, her lips twitching. He swallowed, dropping his hand to stop his side like he would rush to her. To protect her. Was there something between them? Did he know the kind of woman she is? I laughed and said, “Alpha Lucius, you have been on the battlefield for so long. You don’t know that Xavier and I are fated mates. After the East lands war was won, Alpha King agreed to let me marry Xavier as Luna. But Katrina wouldn’t accept me, insisting that there could only be one Luna in the pack. She will not have me, so she asked Alpha King to release them from their marriage and she broke the mate bond.”

“Because your friend… is already dying.” Silence filled the room, broken only by Dante’s shallow, ragged breathing. The healer slowly turned to Luke, eyes narrowed in worry and fascination. “Tell me about the Alpha who did this,” she said quietly. “Who is she and whose child is she?” Luke shook his head helplessly. “I know nothing about her,” he murmured. “I only know… she was a Luna who became an Alpha.” The healer froze, her breath catching in her throat. “A Luna…” she whispered. “Who became an Alpha?”

Tasha wondered why we couldn't "just tell them to figure it out themselves." By the time they stood to leave, I felt like I'd been flayed alive in front of witnesses. "I think we've heard enough for tonight," Alpha Morrison announced, his words carrying the finality of a judge's gavel. As they gathered their coats, Luna Vivian approached me privately. Her voice was soft, but her words cut deeper than any blade. "Andre, what happened to Lara? The woman we knew would never abandon her pack without serious cause." I met her ice-blue eyes, seeing the disappointment that had replaced years of professional respect. "It's complicated."

For the first time in three years, a genuine smile stretches across my face. ​I have been the Luna of the Obsidian Pack for three years in title only. To the world, I am Evelyn, the lucky woman who married Alpha Kael, the most powerful wolf on the West Coast. To Kael, I am a contract obligation, a debt paid between grandfathers, a placeholder until he finds something better. ​But this changes everything. Alphas cherish their heirs above all else. Kael is cold and distant, but he is a man of duty. An heir will bind us. An heir might finally make him look at me and see his wife, not just a burden.

“You’re my best friend. You’re my only friend. I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I’m so sorry.” Her blood stains my hands, my dress, and even my soul. I told her I would protect her, but I failed. Still, I keep whispering, hoping by some miracle the Moon Goddess will revive her. My voice fades, but nothing happens. The edges of my vision turn black, and I collapse beside her. * * * Thank you for reading. The story continues in The Alpha’s Unexpected Luna: The Rejection. I’ll be taking a week off to rest my head before I resume updates. You can join other readers on Ream or lnkitt to get started on book two, or wait until I upload chapters.

"That the Alpha has been involved with another woman. That he abused his own mate. That there was some sort of love triangle that ended badly." I stopped walking, my heart pounding. "That's not exactly what happened." "I'm sure it isn't. Gossip rarely captures the full truth." She turned to face me, her expression softening. "But I noticed they left out certain details. No mention of witchcraft or mind control or sisters impersonating dead lovers." "The pack doesn't know about Lyra?"

My life was unfolding very dramatically. I was a Luna until a night ago— even before that, an Alpha king's daughter living like a human for my mate— One that was betrayed and abandoned by her mate and son for another woman. Then I revealed my powers to make my mate sign the divorce papers and ponder who he really lost. Then I left his pack for good and had a one night stand with a hot and rich stranger, which is still making my knees shake. And now I'm on a run to escape far away from him.

After tonight, I would finally be free. I would be rid of these family members who never loved me. Just then, Courtney wiped her tears and walked toward me. When she was a few steps away, she suddenly covered her nose and mouth in disgust. "I know you resent me for taking your place. It's understandable that you'd hate me. But as Luna, showing up in front of everyone dressed like this isn't just embarrassing yourself. You're embarrassing the entire pack." As she spoke, she took my hand and put on a gentle expression.

Alaric stepped closer to listen more clearly. The nurses, unaware of his presence, carried on their conversation without a care. "You wish. People like him don't go for local folks like us," the other nurse replied. "It's a shame, then. But what if the Luna is cheating on the Alpha?" the first nurse said. "Oh, please. For a man like that, I'd cheat on the Alpha too," the other replied, and they both burst into laughter. Alaric's fingers clenched into tight fists. His heart twisted painfully in his chest, as though someone had torn it apart, and before he could stop himself, he stormed into Celeste's ward and yanked the door open.

That brand, that flavour was Karina's absolute favorite. The word mate flashed through my mind like a gut punch, followed by the crushing memory. We'd signed the divorce papers yesterday. She wasn't my Luna anymore. We were done. I had lost her, and the emptiness inside me was a black hole. Seeing that cake just twisted the knife, the ink on the papers was barely dry, and she was already throwing herself into Alpha Adrian's arms. Through everything she'd promised, rage and jealousy burned through my veins. She'd blocked my number and all my accounts, so I had one of my guys get me a burner phone.