Nora Universe Novels & Stories

“Amara, are you sure you don't like Nick Pablo? Because if you do, this dinner could be the beginning of something very dangerous.” I laughed. “Come on, Nora. I don't like him. Are you scared he'll play me?” “On the contrary…” She paused, looking at me suspiciously. “I’m scared you'll play him.” I raised an eyebrow. “And?” “No player likes being played.” Javey slowly nodded. “Oh, she's right.” Nora pointed at me. “And just like that, we will find ourselves in World War Three.” I burst out laughing. “You two are ridiculous.”

“Then call her ‘Luna’. Luna means moon. And someday, she’ll become the strongest and brightest moon that will shine in the midst of darkness. Like how she came into this world.” Fenris nodded, looking at the beautiful baby in the bed. Kaliyah was right. This baby is soon to become the most beautiful woman not only in this kingdom. But throughout the continent. “The name suits her.” Turning to her, Fenris met Kaliyah’s tired yet beautiful eyes. “Actually, Ruan alreadu knew his doom is about to come. He knew his kingdom might not be able to defeat the Dorumns.-”

I quickly answered the call. "Hello, is this Alpha Aidan of Nightblade Pack?" A man's voice came through the phone. "Yes. Who are you?" I asked cautiously. "Eric. I'm an officer with the International Werewolf Council. I have some unfortunate news to tell you." There was a pause on the other end, and I felt a bad premonition, my heartbeat racing. "Your mate, Luna Freya, was in a plane crash. We need you to come and identify the body."

Chapter Ninety Nine: The Alpha Celebration — A Luna Presented Ronan’s POV The dawn broke quietly over the pack grounds, but inside me, a storm raged like thunder. Today was the day. The day of the Alpha celebration. The day I was supposed to stand before my pack and claim not just the title, but my place beside my Luna — Selene. But she was nowhere to be found. ⸻ The grand hall was already alive with noise when I entered. The air buzzed with chatter and laughter, the scent of incense and roasted meat thick and heavy.

**Chapter 10: No Expiration** Nora left the city three days later. She packed one suitcase, closed out the stipend account, and transferred every remaining cent Sebastian had given her into a separate fund for her mother’s continued care. Then she boarded a train north with no destination beyond *away*. The security detail followed as far as the station. After that she was alone.

Confusion flickers across her face. “But I thought that’s what you did.” “It isn’t.” Nora’s voice remains calm. There is no defensiveness in her. No attempt to reshape herself into something more comfortable. “I’m not a medium. I don’t communicate with the dead.” The air remains unchanged. No thinning. No ripple in the Weave. No recoil. The woman swallows. “Then what do you do?” “I listen,” Nora says. “I pay attention to where something is unresolved. Where pressure gathers. Where it needs to release.”

Tamara continued to tell her other stories. Nora, who was sleepy, immediately fell asleep, not hearing Tamara’s voice any further until the woman finally hung up because there was no response from Nora. Meanwhile, Max and Adam were already on their way home, back to the city. “Max, I really can’t guess what’s going on in Nora’s head. Where did she actually go? How could she afford to buy so many intercontinental tickets? Europe, Asia, Australia, and America. Isn't she just an orphan living in a cramped room? How could she have so much wealth?!" Adam rubbed his head, which was spinning.

"No, no, no." Nora turned away from the window, her eyes fixing on the screen. She saw the baby. She saw the birthmark. She saw the woman holding her—Maria, younger and full of a hope that had been systematically crushed for twenty-five years. "Is that... is that me?" Nora’s voice was a small, broken sound. Jason didn't answer her. He lunged for the intercom, his movements frantic, the mask of the billionaire CEO finally shattered. "Pilot! Shut down the cabin Wi-Fi! Cut the satellite feed! Now!"

Lora said. Eve glared at Lora. It was as if she had forgotten what she came her for. "I should be the one asking you that question. What are you doing here? Shouldn't you be like in a bar drinking away all of your sorrows and spreading lies?! The last time that I checked, that seems to be what you've been doing lately " Eva said. Lora was still smiling. "Didn't you hear? I am about to become the Luna" Lora said to Eva.

"Tell me where your men took my children, Pablo." Pablo frowned slightly, a brief flicker of confusion crossing his disciplined features. "I don't know what you're talking about. My orders are to secure you and bring you back upstairs to the Alpha. That's it." "Liar!" she screamed, the sound tearing from her throat, bouncing off the concrete pillars. At just twenty-three, Nora had lived through more betrayal and heartbreak than most wolves endured in a lifetime. She had clawed her way up from the dirt, built a life, and protected her blood. She refused to let them strip it all away in a dirty, concrete basement.