Night With Luna Novels & Stories

" Luna '' a knock came on the door and we both stared at the doorway. It was Lydia judging from the voice and the scent I knew it was her. The door was locked inside! My eyes flickered to Ezra's who was staring at me with hunger and desires showing in his blue eyes. I knew he wanted to claim me and that was the scary part. I couldn't bare the claim of another man when my fated mate was alive. Ezra's face turned cold and deadly as he glare back at the door again." Luna, I'm here to bring you your medicine" she said and Ezra angrily pulled his pants to cover his huge swallow dick. I signed but not in relief because I knew it wasn't the end." Get ready we are living for the full moon ball in th

she whispered, her heart burning with love. Selene’s light steadied, her eyes shining with awe. “You claimed the truth, Jessica. The nexus is yours, forever.” Lucas wiped his tears, his grin fierce. “Forever? We just won the nexus. That star better be a party.” Bryan’s glow was warm, his voice soft. “The nexus is whole, Jessica, and that star it’s your light.”

“A prophecy? You’d like us to think that? You’re no alpha’s mate. Only a true luna can be our leader, not some rogue who has delivered death to our door.” Serena’s eyes flashed to mine, and I saw the pain in them, the remnant of every rejection she’d suffered. I could not stay quiet anymore. I sat down next to her, our hands touching, the touch of skin grounding us both. “She’s my mate,” I announced loudly. “Serena is my destined luna favored by the Moon Goddess. I marry her, here and now, before you all.”

Chapter 143 Romano sat on the balcony, a cigarette burning slowly between his fingers. The night breeze curled the smoke into lazy swirls before it vanished into the dark. Footsteps approached from inside. Romano stubbed out the cigarette and stood in greeting. “How is my bride?” he asked. “She’s doing well. Are you preparing for the full moon? Seven days left.” The man gave a commanding nod. “On that day, I’ll hold the General Alpha meeting. I’ll announce my new Luna, and everything will finally be over.”

I hadn’t wanted to divulge the information about Tahlia yet, but for them to make their help contingent on me taking a Luna of their choice made me slam down the phone so hard I cracked my desk. Still, we had a few local packs helping us around the area by pushing any rogues they saw away from our territory. The probably was that they were still coming form somewhere and we didn’t know why. We didn’t see rogues pass our territory like this normally, so something was drawing them this direction more than just into our territory. ‘What kind?’ ‘Immediately tried to bite Cane’s leg. Luna is here though, she took care of three of them. Mitch and I took the fourth.’

she asked softly. He didn’t answer at first. “Do you?” “I want it to.” “Then that’s enough.” For a time, it was. The laughter carried down to the cliffs, echoing faintly over the restless waves. The tide licked the stones like a creature remembering hunger. When night fell, Bianca and Luna lit lanterns on the lake, sending them drifting into the dark as a ritual for gratitude, not mourning. Luna’s lantern drifted farthest. Its flame burned steady, unshaken even as the wind rose.

POV: Luna Monroe Luna hadn’t dreamed in days. Not since the naming ritual, not since the Grove pulsed with her child’s rhythm. But tonight, sleep came fast—and with it, a vision. She stood in the spiral, alone, her stone dim, the flame flickering in violet and silver. The lullaby echoed around her, but it was slower now. Sadder. Each note bent inward, curling like smoke. Luna reached for the flame. It recoiled. And the wind whispered—not in comfort. In caution.

“Just needs cleaning up. A few broken windows, overgrown vines, maybe some creaky floors. But with all these able hands, we could have it ready in no time.” Adonis leaned lazily on the porch railing, his grin sharp as ever. “You’re telling me there’s plumbing? I might cry.” Thomas laughed. “We’ll make sure there is.” Inside, Silas leaned forward in his chair, his voice calm but firm. “Luna won’t strike again until the full moon. That’s when her power is strongest. Three weeks at best. We have time.” “Plenty of time to strike up a plan,” Odessa grinned.

They were exhausted, but they were victorious. "You did well, Luna," Elara said. Luna smiled. "Thank you." Damon put his arm around her. "We are proud of you." Luna smiled. "I could not have done it without you." That night, Luna had a dream. She saw the Moon Goddess, standing in a field of silver flowers. "You have defeated the Dark Ones," the Moon Goddess said. "Thank you," Luna said. "But there is still work to be done," the Moon Goddess said. "The Nightmare is still trying to return."

She sat down and bent deeper into the water, gulping every bit that she could get. ____________________ Back at Northern park. The Luna was missing. The news went around. The Luna wasn't the type to go off at night and not return until the sun was up. The leaders of the park had already selected a search team to go in search of the Luna and they did. The males searched the woods from dusk till dawn but a trace of the Luna wasn't found. She was missing for real.