Nova Lane Novels & Stories

Luana had hidden behind a door when she saw Lyne walk out angrily. It wouldn't go down well if she is caught eavesdropping on them and luckily for her, things are going well. Much in her favor. As she trodded forward, she let her go far before following, wondering where she is going now. However, she tried her best to make sure Lyne wasn't aware that she was being followed As she mounted her white horse, she took out her Klef, her black horse, passing down the mountain steps but having her eyes on her.

I exhaled and called for Irene, she had enough sleep and should wake up now. ‘What is it Lilith?’ I heard her sleepy voice and for a second felt bed for disturbing her slumber, but it was just for a second and the next second I was back on scolding her. ‘Aren’t you done with sleeping so long?’ I questioned her, when the door of my side was open and standing was smiling Noah. ‘Welcome to Creek Star Pack Luna! Please come out of the car’ he offered me his hand so I can comfortably come out of the car. Holding his hand I exited the car, letting myself to go as they ask me to as this place and people all were stranger to me.

“There she is.” “Dammit,” Hayden muttered on a moody scowl. “There went the makings of the best stakeout ever.” I grinned at him and squeezed his thigh supportively, only to squint with curiosity when I saw Lana pause at that back door of a dark Tahoe with blacked-out windows. The door came open from the inside, and she climbed into the backseat. “Um, what’s going on?” I asked. “No idea.” Hayden shook his head slowly with the same confusion.

“She said that on Loreen’s birthday, a young man came to their door and asked if they were moving. According to Nancy, the young man had offered to help with the move, claiming to be Loreen’s friend from the auto shop. I went to the auto shop and spoke with the owner, Ben. I used a little of our enchanted elixir on him, and he confessed that Lory had moved to Moon Stone on her birthday because she was unhappy living with Nancy,” Laura explained. “Very well, Laura. Do we know where Moon Stone is?” I asked with a smile. Pup, you can run, but you cannot hide from me. We quickly gathered information about Moon Stone’s exact location and the conditions there. The town was right on the border of t

I answered, detecting Lane's hesitations in her petite eyes. "Come on, Lane. It's okay. I got you here, so there's nothing to worry about," I reassured her. Realizing that my decision was final, Lane flew towards the door, allowing Luna and her guardian entry. Luna's face lit up with a lively smile upon seeing me. In response, I offered a subtle smile, ensuring she wouldn't feel uncomfortable in my presence. "Hi Nowo! It's too late for this, but it's nice to see you safely back in our base," Luna greeted me with a friendly tone, surprising me with her seemingly genuine approach.

I haven’t seen Tate since the night I saw him with the other woman, it was like he was avoiding me. I found a note shoved under the door this morning, before my shower, from him. It only had one sentence on it. ‘Luna Ceremony at ten hundred.’ It took me a minute to realize he was referencing military time, which was just ten o’clock in the morning. I was starting to think maybe he didn’t want me around him.

Nathan POV I was just about to pull a shirt over my head, when I heard a knock on my bedroom door. “Come in.” I said as I finished getting dressed. The door opened, and one of Alpha Logan’s warriors came inside. “Alpha Nathan.” he said politely as he bowed his head a little. “Luna would like to see you in her office.” I smirked. Noel perked his ears. “I will be right there, Ryan.” I said, trying to hide my excitement.

Thus, she obediently got out, and the car quickly drove away. Lana took the elevator back to her room. After removing her sunglasses and mask, she glanced at her reflection in the mirror. Suddenly, something crossed her mind. She put the mask back on and covered her chestnut-colored wavy hair. Looking at her reflection again, she opened the photos on her phone—their eyes were so similar. … The night in Vinton City wasn't as bustling as Coppersville. Noelle's place was peaceful, and with the rain falling tonight, the entire neighborhood seemed deserted. Her hair and clothes were soaked, carrying a chill that seemed to seep into her very bones.

Her features registered zero shock at the sight. Completely ignoring the alpha warrior occupying the driver's seat, she maintained a steady walking pace toward her home den. Lucas released the mechanical brake slowly, allowing the vehicle to trail Brooke’s movements along the dirt path. He activated the warning horn multiple consecutive times. “Where has Laney relocated her den? My communication stone cannot capture her frequency. She refuses to answer my vocal alerts. Your intellect must command the exact data regarding her coordinates, correct?” Brooke terminated her forward motion, cutting an indifferent glance straight into Lucas's desperate eyes.

Lydia said. He turned instantly, a flash of relief crossing his face. “Lydia.” She stepped beside him and slid her hand into the crook of his arm. “Sorry I’m late. I didn’t want to keep my Alpha waiting.” Nina’s smile faltered. “And you are?” “I’m Lydia,” she said sweetly. “Knox’s mate. His Luna. I think you’ve heard of me—or is something else the matter?” There was a pause—thick, uncomfortable silence as the word Luna settled into the space between them.