Luvia Fate Novels & Stories

I asked, my voice cutting through the silence like thunder. “We can move in two hours from Lunaris,” Julian said grimly. “Reinforcements from Riverland, Royal Pack, and Silvermoon will arrive by then.” I nodded, gripping the table until my knuckles turned white. The wood cracked under my palms. I didn’t care. The sound was nothing compared to what I felt burning inside me. “I still can’t believe Laura betrayed us,” Xavier muttered, his voice breaking. “Sorry, Xavier,” Oliver said softly, placing a hand on his. “She’s your sister, but she’s always been spoiled. I’m not surprised.”

“Wait… you don’t think…” Suddenly, Odo, Idris, ReNew, and Destiny appeared, all pulled into the illusion. “This nightmare has a six-foot-tall lunatic with a machete!” Charlene cried out from somewhere in the distance. “He’s killing people at this very lake!” “If you die here, you can die in real life, right?” Odo asked, growing pale. “We’re not people,” Idris said. “We’re Fates.” “Do you really think that matters?” ReNew snapped. “He’s not going to ask if we’re human or Fate before he chops us up.”

Even exhausted from battle, he carried the promise of later intimacy in every touch, the kind where he would pull her close in the quiet hours and lose himself in her until the only sounds were their mingled breaths and the slick rhythm of bodies reuniting. Selene stepped forward, her expression guarded but respectful as the northern delegation approached. Their leader rode at the front, a woman of striking presence with hair the color of midnight frost and eyes that seemed to hold centuries of secrets. She dismounted with fluid grace and inclined her head toward Lyra. “I am Elowen of House Vaeloria,” she announced, her voice carrying across the ridge without effort. “We have watched the fra

I had to know if she remembered the girl I placed on my mind, or the one I pretended to keep in my heart. I knocked on her door, and when she opened it, I didn’t waste any time. “Do you remember the girl I was mated to? The one I was supposed to make my Luna?” Lady Bella’s eyes narrowed, and she nodded slowly. “Yes, I remember. But what does this have to do with Alpha Donovan’s illness?” I felt a knot form in my stomach as I told her what Lady Tatia had said. “Lady Tatia said she was now a vengeful spirit and that she’s looking for ways to cut our lives short. I don't know if it's the truth but I know Lady Tatia doesn't make things up. She's different from Freya.”

“Do you see it bubbling? That has to mean something and I doubt it is good.” “No,” Luella sighed. “No, it certainly isn’t good. It is Joshua gathering himself together. He will be whole again soon.” “Gods preserve us. What to do? What to do?” Fiona spoke more to herself than to the others. “I might have an idea,” Brandon volunteered. All eyes were on him as he nudged his gelding into a position that would allow him to face both Fiona and Luella. He not only wanted their full attention, but he wanted to be able to see Luella’s face when he spoke. She was only recently a runaway from Shadow Land and had been this demon’s lover. Did she really mean it when she claimed she didn’t want him to res

300 years my ancestor's daughters, generation after generation sought out Kyas ancestors. Here I’m the lucky soul who gets to fulfill my bloodline's prophecy and stand next to her in battle. I Vivi of the purple crescent clan get to honor the moon goddess and stand by her until my dying breath. Those silly wolves don’t know her true power but I do and I know she is the one.

The latter bowed lightly and excused himself. There was a sudden uproar in Leevon's mind and his heart was hurting badly. The girl, he wished to always protect, he always loved and yearned to marry; he was going to kill her today, mercilessly. He was indeed a bad lover. He didn’t fulfill his promises. All these things clouded his judgment once again, and he hoped to die before committing this grave sin. But as it is said, “Fate is a cruel thing.” He had to bow down. He had to reap what he had sown. It was time. He hoped for Calista to be born once again, and live a life free of that Blood pact, and himself.

I said shrugging. “The Luna is special though; she doesn’t have to be in the pack to be connected with the Alpha. And that’s how Alphas find their soulmate they feel some weird connection even from the first glance or the smell that roam from the Luna.” Tyler relates. “Why because they were destined from the start?” “Yeah, pretty much so,” Tyler answered while my lips kept still. “But even though Alphas and Luna’s are destined for each other, not everyone choose destiny’s path.” he continued.

Rivera said, looking at Anita who is still sleeping. "She's a wandering ghost," Lotus said. "You'll make more friends soon. Your real fate is just about to start. You clocked 2,500 today" Rivera said. "I felt it," Lotus replied. "You were destined to be banished, it's part of your fate to be castled out, but it might just be a cruel fate" Rivera said. "Cruel fate? I don't understand" "You can't understand right now Lotus, find out yourself" Rivera said and the wide arms of her robe spread as she pointed her arm at Lotus.

Even with all the confidence in his voice, Lu was not sure if he can do being Alita back and she agrees to follow him to Flavia's wedding which is in a few months. He can succeed to bring her back, but will she want to be with him instead of killing him?!