Secret Starlight Moonlight Novels & Stories

Even the bedding, the bed itself, and all the daily necessities had been blessed by the Moon Goddess during the full moon. Not only that, but Shane even arranged for an Omega named Leah Allen to take care of me. No one mentioned what had happened before I left. It was as if everything had returned to the way it once was. Shane and I were still the model couple of the pack. One day, I saw Shane kissing that Omega in the living room. That very night, my breathing turned chaotic. My emotions spiraled out of control, and my water broke early, and I gave birth to my daughter.

I wait til I hear feel the cold air drifting into the kitchen and the soft sound of a door closing before glancing into the hallway again. Through the doors glass I could see Embers back to me. The left side of her body was eliminated white from the moon and her hair looked like silver threads as they hung down her back. Creeping towards the door she shifts and a second later a see a silvery gold wolf dashing across the snow, her body low as she ran.

A problem shared is a problem solved so don't be afraid to tell me anything”. Gabby saw the curiosity in her mother's eyes. She thought of still hiding it away from her mother, but it was impossible because her mother was getting closer to knowing the secret to her tears, so she decided to open up to her mother. Her mother looked at her with a different look with the eagerness to know about her precious daughter. She nodded to her to signal to speak up. So Gabby took a deep breath to explain everything to her and the difficulty why she was crying.

With worry on her face, Dora gave a small wave, and I waved back while Raven made her way towards me. After a moment, the voice came back. “Something is wrong with the Moonstone pack.” I frowned. Dora’s pack? Finally, Rick’s voice came in uninterrupted. “Alpha, there’s some weird shit going on here. All of the Moonstoners are dressed in some weird cult cloak, and they are holding hands in a circle under the moon.” “What?” I frowned. “Are they saying anything?” “Yes but I can’t hear what they are saying. They are all speaking a different language, but I can only catch one word.”

"You'vebrought so much light into my world." Their tender moment was interrupted by a sudden rustle in the bushes nearby. Lukas's senses heightened instantly, his instincts as a shifter kicking in. He pulled Emma behind him protectively, scanning the area for any signs of danger. A figure emerged from the bushes, and Lukas's heart sank as he recognized the face of his ex-lover, Selene, a fellow shifter from his community. Selene had always been possessive and volatile, and their relationship had ended on a bitter note when Lukas had chosen to leave their community in search of a new life among humans.

Moonlight spilled over the treetops in a silver wash, and the clearing that once felt like a sanctuary now pulsed with an undercurrent of dread. Kate stood alone at the edge of the northern ridge, the obsidian stone pressed against her chest beneath her cloak. Her mind reeled from the vision — Layla, gentle and kind Layla, smiling in the smoke like a ghost from a forgotten nightmare. It had to be a mistake. Layla had tended to wounded pups, soothed nightmares, and stayed behind during the battles to protect the vulnerable. But the Seer’s magic had never been wrong before.

Her eyes were different in the moonlight; not like the coy sister who always taunted and yelled at me, but like the priestess-handmaiden I’d seen once when I was a little pup at a pack ceremony. I smiled, I felt proud of her. “You must be still, Ethan,” she said softly. "No distractions." I nodded. Jasmine stood as if she could not look away, though she tried. Lilly placed the bowl in my hands and began to chant. It was a low, trembling sound at first, words I couldn't understand. At first nothing happened but the wind. Then suddenly the bowl’s surface broke into ripples that ran inward to the stone as if something beneath was answering.