Nalu Lemon Fanfic Novels & Stories

said Fanny jokingly, shuddering in horror. “I thought I was the only one who felt that way. Turns out you did too, Fan. It’s true, he’s like an insane person,” Jessy chimed in. Meanwhile, Nayla just kept quiet while watching Reno from a distance. Long before his two friends, she felt the same way first. It’s just that Nayla is still sanctioned with her feelings. In fact, according to Nayla’s feelings, Reno is like a mix between Arkan and himself. I don’t know where the feeling came from, Nayla couldn’t understand it.

"I kept hoping one day I'd feel the pull for them. That instant connection everyone talks about. And then, I show up here in an attempt to ask for an alliance and suddenly…I smell applewood and cinnamon." A step back and a step forward. "To be honest, I was surprised. Out of everyone in the world, I mate with…" He inhaled deeply, the next words coming out as a sin, "Nia Patterson." By now, my back was against a wall, and Leo had one hand pressed against it, blocking me in. I could smell his scent—pine and lemongrass—which overwhelmed me. My wolf begged me to keep breathing him in for as long as possible.

Unbuttoning her blouse, I unclasp her bra and bring her nipples to my mouth, pulling and sucking hard. “Ash,” she moans out my name in a breathless whisper and wiggles her hips as she pulls her skirt down. My mind goes back to Liam’s face, smiling and happy - before I could even think, I buried myself deep in Fallon. “Ash, wait-” she starts again, but I shut her up with a kiss and flip her onto her stomach. I wrap one hand around her throat and the other around her waist before pounding into her. Why was I feeling so fucking angry? Who Liam’s friends are and who he hangs out with shouldn’t matter to me. It’s not like I’m supposed to be his only friend, right? He was only helping me out with

I have never had an issue with Lucas before, yeah we have had encounters considering we have a few classes together and we had played on the same team freshman year, the year my brothers and I had found out the hard way that it was not the smartest idea to play on the football team being that we were young, hormonal shifters. ‘I’m curious’ Levi linked. ‘Of?’ I asked turning my attention to him. ‘Nina, Lucas? I don’t know both of them?’ he shared with a furrowed brow. “What about my mate entices curiosity to you?” I instantly went on the defensive, not even bothering with the privacy mind linking gave us.

A few feet away, Jay was already waiting. The farther I walked from Nathan, the more aware I became of the distance growing between us. Aleu stirred uneasily. “Our mate.” I swallowed. I know. The feeling wasn’t overwhelming. Not unbearable. But it felt wrong. Like a piece of me had been left behind in the parking lot. “This isn’t how it should be,” Aleu muttered. “We should be with our mate.” She continued. “I know.” I replied. “He is our mate. Our Alpha. And we are his Luna, the two of us shouldn’t be apart.” She said.

The flashes burned my eyes. When Mommy finished, Daddy spoke. He said he was heartbroken over the Luna's behavior, but that he wished her well. He said he'd give her half their assets and surrender custody of me. I looked at him and my chest hurt. Mommy was going to the moon, and Daddy didn't want me anymore. I was a lone pup now. “Luna, you're lying! That's not how it happened.” A man in the crowd was on his feet. “I'm Phelan Locke, entertainment reporter. The Alpha cheated first.”

Lena POV The world tilts on its axis as Damon’s roar fills the room. For a heartbeat, silence hangs heavy. My arm drips blood onto the floorboards from the claw marks marring my skin, Noah trembling weakly in my lap. Celeste’s entire body freezes above me, her nails still gleaming scarlet in the poor lighting. No one moves for what feels like an eternity. Then, like a snake slithering through the grass, Celeste quickly recoils. Her polished nails retract back and suddenly, her perfect mask slips back into place as she spins away from me.

The fire licked at its edges, curling the ink into blackened ash. When it was gone, I drew a deep breath. And then—I turned toward the laughter outside. Derek was waiting, Luna in his arms. She waved at me eagerly, her joy as pure as sunlight. I stepped into the garden, pressing a hand to my belly as my son kicked again. Derek’s smile met mine, quiet and steady, a promise without words. I walked toward them, leaving ashes behind. Not as the woman Andre broke. But as a mother. A partner. An Alpha.

"And you've more than earned it, Rhyder. We're together now. I might not be the Luna they wanted, but I am their Luna now, and they have to accept it, even if they don't like it." I remained quiet. Alexis breathed heavily. After a moment of silence, she spoke again. "We don't have to go if you don't want to." Her hands travelled over my waist and up over my chest where she began to unbottun my shirt. "We could just stay here and I can make you forget that the world exists."