Rejected Luna Novels & Stories

I could feel the ground shifting beneath me, the inevitable creeping closer. They weren’t asking these questions to evaluate me. They were asking them to break me. And they were winning. Kian exhaled through his nose, slow, measured. Then, finally, he stood. “Aria of the human world,” he said, voice heavy, final. “By the decision of this council, you are hereby rejected by this pack.” For a moment time stood still. “You will not be our Luna.” Everything inside me went still. Rejected. Then Kian turned, looking straight at Luca.

CAMILA By the third day, I stopped pretending I didn’t understand what was happening. Lunaris Academy did not reject me openly. That would have been simple—clean, even. If they had told me outright that humans didn’t belong here, I could have fought it. Argued. Proved myself. Instead, they did something far more effective. They erased me. Liliana Blackthorn never raised her voice at me. She never shoved me, never insulted me directly, never dirtied her hands with cruelty. She didn’t need to. Her presence alone was enough to set things in motion, like a single command whispered to a well-trained pack.

The others hesitated. “Next?” she said, brushing dust from her pants. The second warrior snarled and shifted, his gray wolf form charging with brute strength. Evelyn shifted too, her black wolf sleek and fast, and they clashed in a blur of claws and teeth. It didn’t take long—she dodged with ease, slamming him into the ground before pinning him by the throat. When she shifted back, her breathing was even. Controlled. Gasps rippled through the growing crowd. Kendall stepped forward, raising his voice. “This is your Luna. Rejected or not, she is one of us. And she’s not here to beg for forgiveness. She’s here to take back what Damien tried to destroy.”

"Ms. Jowell, may I give you a hug?" Luna asked. Quinn opened her arms, and Luna gently embraced her. "Ms. Jowell, we will definitely take back Four Seasons Incorporated." Luna was determined to make those responsible for Lisa's suffering pay for what they had done. Quinn patted her on the back. "Thank you." She was grateful for Luna's unwavering support, especially when she had nothing left. Luna shook her head. "I should be the one thanking you." She had always wanted to do something, but she was so powerless on her own. Thankfully, Quinn came back.

Luna watched through a glass pane as children between the ages of three to ten played in a small room filled with vibrant colors and educational toys. She smiled with emotion, thinking that soon one of those small and innocent beings would become her son or daughter. "Miss Luna," a woman with black hair, but white roots, approached her. She smiled weakly as if regretting something. "I'm sorry, but I have bad news." Luna's smile vanished. "What happened?" "The judge did not approve your request for the adoption process," she said, noticing Luna's saddened expression.

His body was looking healed from the injuries inflicted on him in the last fight with Devlin and now he was looking strong and tough. “What is it?” Devlin raised a brow at him, grunting in anger. His grip on me grew tight, and it felt like he intended to press me into his body. Unbothered by this, what I was more focused on was what Lucian intended to say, as I knew it would always be a fact to condemn me. “We won’t accept her as our Luna!” He bluntly said after walking right towards us and standing a few steps away. His eyes stared coldly at Devlin with no bit of fear.

She raised her hand to hit him but was surprised as he held her hand and pushed her backward with his other hand. She had hit her back against the wall while she prevented her head from doing the same, the stern note in Alex's voice meant nothing to her, she thought to herself while she stood up. "Take her to the darkroom". She heard Alex instruct the guards. "You won't dare, I remain the Luna and there's nothing you can do about that". She shouted at the top of her voice. "I'm sorry Catherine, but not anymore". She wasn't sure if she had heard a chuckle in his voice but it sounded like he was happy with the decision he had made.

And in that moment, I know I’ve lost. "The council has determined that the mate bond between Alpha Jaxon Vale and Luna Skye Vale has been irreparably damaged through Alpha Jaxon's actions." The words, though expected, are still a crushing blow. "Luna Skye's petition for divorce is granted, pending final terms to be negotiated regarding custody of the unborn child." No. "Elder Graham, please—" I start. "The decision is final, Alpha." Elder Vincent cuts in, his voice firm. "The evidence was overwhelming."

Leno stormed out of the square, leaving all the wolves behind to gossip. "The Alpha has already separated from Elisa. Why does the Luna still want to break the mate bond?" "Yeah, the Alpha went to all that trouble to make up for it, and she still rejected him." "The Luna really doesn't know what's good for her." I could hear all the surrounding wolves' criticism of me—just because I rejected Leno, I was the irrational one. I picked up the potion once more.

“Two billion? I don’t have that much money.” Leo smirked. “You don’t. But your father does. He made many promises to me—pack, heirs, your loyalty. You didn't fulfilled any of conditions in our marriage contract. I’ll be waiting for the signed papers and the funds before sunset.” He gazed into my eyes. “I, Alpha Leonardo Ashword of Riverland Pack, reject you, Mirabel Richards, Luna of Riverland Pack, as my mate—and strip you of your Luna title.” Leo left silently. I collapsed, twisted in the agony of rejection. Leo never marked me—otherwise, the pain would have been even worse.