Lunella X Casey の小説・ストーリー

She indicated for Stacey to follow, and they both trailed Clem into the restroom. “Cassie, Liam has been hanging out with me, Sophie and her friend Stacey all day.” Ryan’s voice was low and calm. “Bullshit! Then why is he taking her to a party?” “What are you? My keeper?” I snapped, crossing my arms angrily. “You’re a good lay, Cassie. But that doesn’t make you luna.” “Oh, what qualities does the half-breed have that make her a luna?” “Well, for one, she doesn’t lose her shit and throw glasses of wine on people for no reason. From what I do know about her, she’d do everything in her power to avoid conflict,” I said, my tone dangerous and low.

Lucy was having a great chat with Matthew and Charlie when the phone rang, cutting through their fun. "Hello?" Lucy answered. "Hey, Lulu. What's up with your company? You're in court again?" It was Casey on the other end. Lucy got it in a flash. Lunar Arthouse must have tried to get Casey on board. She reassured her friend with a smile, "Don't worry, all's good here. We've got the case under control, and we're sure to win."

A curse slid out of my lips as I snagged the phone from the pocket of my pants, surprised to see who the caller was. "Ace?" I said out loud while wondering why he would be calling me all of a sudden. Looking up to meet Andy's gaze, I gestured towards the phone. "Let me get this. It's Ace." He nodded, holding off on stepping on the pedal after hitting 'reverse.' "What's up, man," I said immediately, pressing the phone to my ear. "Hey, Xander. Sorry to bother you. I just thought I should inform you that I'm taking Luna home and that I'm likely to be home for the rest of the day." He said, all in one breath.

At least she wouldn't witness how my people seemed happy to welcome Casey. "Are you here to claim your place?" A young female approached Casey as she was heading back from... Probably shopping. Casey was carrying pretty big plastic with her. Another female beside the first one elbowed her. "Of course she is. The previous Luna has disappeared, so she must take her place. Right, Luna Casey?" She turned to Casey while saying the last words. Casey flashed a broad smile—she might try to look nice in front of them, but it was disgusting for me. "I'm here to visit a friend."

They could create new lives for themselves, be whatever they wanted to be. Whilst we were idly standing around waiting, Luca approached Alpha Bain and I. "Excuse me Luna." I was surprised to realise he'd come over to talk to me and not Alpha Bain. "I apologise that I haven't introduced myself yet. With all the chaos that has happened within the last few hours I haven't really found the right opportunity. I am Luca, Alpha Bain's Beta. It is an absolute pleasure to finally meet you." He summed up whilst bowing his head in a gesture of respect.

"I'm looking forward to seeing you tomorrow, Scarlett." His shadow left the room as silently as the still night, his existence remaining unnoticed. It would have been so if it weren't for the fact that Leaxandra remains conscious all this time. With the unknown shadow already out of the place, the Luna's eyes snapped open while her heart couldn't have pounded more vigorously as though surviving from death itself. ******

I said, my voice stronger now. Asher’s eyes widened in confusion. “Kiara?” he repeated, his voice filled with hope. I nodded, my heart racing. “Kiara Anderson, your Luna.” Asher’s face lit up with a radiant smile. “Lisa, oh my god, you remember!” he exclaimed, tears shining in his eyes. "What happened? Do you remember me? Do you remember us?” I nodded, my voice trembling. “I remember everything, Asher. Our Mating ceremony, our walks under the moonlight, our laughter and our tears. I remember you, my love.”

“Oh.” “You have nothing to fear from me,” she says. “I will not say a word about it to anyone. If there is anything I would gossip about, it is the fact that I shared a drink with the woman who controls an army of rogues and how young she is. I mean, you can't be more than twenty five, right?” “Twenty three, to be exact,” I tell her. “I will add another year by next month.” “Like I said, impressive. So, please allow me to formally introduce myself. I am Kaylee Barnes. Luna of the Herring pack,” she says as she extends a hand.

Cassie gushed, sitting on the other side of me. I agreed that it was. The sun was setting, casting a pink haze over the sky. A man stood at a table under the pillars with two velvet pouches. Leo explained quietly that he was an elder in the pack. Before long, another man appeared. “That’s Alpha Gabriel,” Leo whispered into my ear. A woman then came in from the left. “And that’s Lisa,” he said. “She’s the soon-to-be Luna.” She was young, with her cheeks flushed pink, and she was smiling. She wore a long, violet lace gown with a deep purple cape and a hood over her head. She looked stunning against the backdrop of the river and the setting sun.

“Yeah. The rental isn’t cheap. I want to move as soon as I can since I’ve paid this month’s rent.” Anne sulked. “I didn’t think you’d be able to find a new place so quickly…” “I had a lot of help from Theo.” Luna shrugged. “He has connections.” Anne pursed her lips. “I think it’s a little strange that you guys barely know each other, yet he’s already helping you out so much. What’s he up to?” Luna chuckled. “He’s not a bad guy.” “I didn’t say he was.” Anne sighed. “By the way, Luna, do you know the eldest daughter of the Walters from Sea City? I think her name is Hailey.”