Rejected Luna Novels & Stories

Together, they worked towards achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, leveraging Luna's principles as a guiding framework. One of the key areas of focus for the Luna Alliance was climate change mitigation and adaptation. Recognizing the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, countries implemented ambitious targets to transition to clean and renewable energy sources. Innovative solutions, such as advanced energy storage, smart grid technologies, and carbon capture and storage, were developed and deployed at scale. Luna's principles guided these efforts, ensuring a balance between technological advancements and practical implementation strategies.

" He gave me a wink. I felt like I'd been punched in the gut. Voice quivering, I asked, "What about our love? Your promise to make me your Luna?" At this, Brad threw his head back and barked out a cruel laugh. The rest of his friends joined in. "Wait, did you actually think I was serious about choosing you over my real mate? Come on Jade, you're not that stupid." He nuzzled the blonde's neck as she purred happily. "Let me make this clear so there's no more confusion. I reject Jade as my mate, and accept Trina as my Luna, now and forever."

"In your dreams! Luna has just been appointed as the new CEO and has just given her acceptance speech tonight, so how can she resign tomorrow? "As for asking her to leave the Landry family, that's impossible! She's my biological daughter, and I won't let her leave with you!" "Alright, then I guess there's no deal." Joshua sneered, tossed his cigarette onto the ground, and put it out with his leather shoe. Then, he adjusted the cuff of his white shirt and added, "Truth be told, I'd rather you let Luna stay in jail instead of bailing her out to compete with me as CEO of Landry Group.

Austin stated. “Would you like to get your position as the Alpha back?” I asked. “Who are you?” Austin replied, ignoring my question. “I was his former Luna,” I stated firmly. Austin didn’t seem shocked by this but only had a sly smile on his face. “You are trying to take revenge on him,” He muttered. “Yes, I am,” I replied. “You are the card I have against him and I plan to use you to get to him.” “What if I refuse?” Austin asked.

But when she removed her hands, her fingerprint was rejected. “What’s happening? It’s not opening.” Luna Verona said, turning to meet Minister Elais’s gaze. “I’ve been here in the past and my prints have been accepted, so why reject now?” She cleaned her fingers on her gown and tried again but it was rejected yet again. “The hell?”

"You are the person I want. I do not want anything. I just want you. I want those days that we used to have. Those days you promised that I was going to be your Luna, do you remember that?" "You mean when I was nineteen. You mean when you cheated on me with someone else, just because I was in a psychiatric clinic? I stayed there for just three months and healed up. You couldn't wait that long? Really? You just had a problem that needed immediate itch, didn't you?"

and Revenge against Narin for rejecting me and choosing Alexander. “You train, build a pack of your own and take back the Royal Pack as the true heir. I will ask Luna and Selene to contact Geminie as she can stay in the dream scape longer but our time is up. Become strong my daughter…”

Luna was crying silently . She didn't knew what wrong she did in her past life .She lost her family and lived a hard life as a orphan. Today she is caged and forced to marry a devil. why was her life so hard ? Why can't she live her own life peacefully.

And the distinct mark of a Luna, but one utterly rejected. I knelt beside her, senses working. Her pulse was thready, too fast. She shivered. The severed bond was a gaping wound on her essence. A normal wolf would be dead. This one wasn't. “She’s a Luna,” Kaelen murmured, eyes wide. “The scent of a Luna. But…..rejected.” Rejected. A powerful wolf, cast out. A potential weakness for Silvermoon. Or a potential asset for us. The High Council would be… interested or probably furious.

Her knees still ached from the cold marble, but she refused to regret it. The door creaked open behind her. “I didn’t give you permission to leave.” Roman’s voice again, low and quiet. Luna didn’t turn. “I wasn’t waiting for permission.” He stepped inside, shutting the door with a click. The sound echoed in the stillness. “You humiliated me.” “No,” she said. “I reminded them you’re human.” He laughed softly , not angry, but curious. “You think they saw that?” “They saw a man who wanted control so badly, he mistook resistance for worship.”