Selene Ashford Novels & Stories

Any minute now I’ll wake up in the car, hours away from Asphodel and heartbroken all over again. Selene stands directly across from me on one of the floating pathways, bathed in golden sunlight and more beautiful than any of the flowers surrounding us. She wears a short sundress, her luscious hair flowing freely down her back and eyes of blue and violet glowing out from behind thick black lashes. She’s watching me sharply, frozen in her tracks with a tumult of emotion flickering behind her carefully guarded expression.

Today, she was right. “The deity Crone had taken a piece of Moon while forming Selene. She used the romanticism, warmth, love, care, and forgiveness of the moon and incorporated all of them into Selene. Selene was a part of Moon. So, Moon loved her. They were inseparable.” Brother Ashton said from the corridor keeping down his herbs bag. I chirped happily finding him here. He had his bath. “Brother Ashton! You don’t smell like garbage today,” I teased him and he frowned. He stroked my cheeks taking his seat closer to all of us. Family time was the best.

Was I hearing things correctly, or was I hallucinating? "Uh oh," Selene sighed, allowing me to crumple to the ground. "It looks like your lover doesn’t like this." Giving a shrug, she turned and made her way beside Asher, wrapping her arms around him and rubbing her head against his chest. "That wasn’t wise." She purred, letting her long nails trail against his skin. "I’m the one that is calling the shots." A gasp escaped me as I watched Asher tense while Selene’s nails began to slice against his skin.

Mrs Angela asked as she stared askance at Daisy Hunter. Glaring back at Mrs Angela, Daisy's countenance changes from happiness to a mixture of concern and bewilderment. "No, I'm Wade's fiancée," Daisy said, her voice laced with trepidation. "You…my son's fiancée?…aren't you his Secretary at the office?" "Yes, I am ma." Daisy Hunter replied, her gaze intent on Mrs Angela. Staring askance at Daisy, Mrs Angela's gaze was laced with venom. "This can't be." Mrs Angela said as she flung the door shut at Daisy's face.

She wanted them out of her sight. Sighing a defeated sigh, Selene only nodded at her, grabbed Ashley by the hand and dragged her away. Ashley was very much confused. However, when she realized that Selene had given up on their current plan, she couldn’t do anything other than raise her middle finger while Michelle was watching them.

Intentionally, I let my shoes hit the floors in a loud manner while I make my way to the king sized bed as to gain his attention. But much to my demise, the frame on the bed remains unmoving. "Greetings, your majesty, the Lycan King. I, the Luna of Lumina would like to have a word with you." Even at my introduction, I got nothing as a result. His breathing remains calm and undisturbed. "You could easily be killed this way, your highness." I whispered while making my way closer to the left of the bedside. I couldn't get a clear view of his face since he's facing the balcony windows and once I did, I stopped dead on my tracks.

She didn’t know she’d described herself too. But Asher did. He read it again, Aurelia Cole, and something in his chest tightened, slow and unfamiliar. “It sounds… important,” he said, voice low, steady. Then Ivy switched markers, choosing a soft silver one this time, and wrote the next name with a slower hand: Selene. “Moon goddess,” she murmured. There was a distant shimmer in her eyes, a flicker of shadow and light. “A name that carries light into dark places.” Asher looked at her, really looked at her, not at the letters on the board but at the woman holding the marker like a lifeline. Her lashes were wet, breath soft but uneven, as if she were remembering nights darker than she’d ever sp

There was a strange beauty to the way she moved, a perfect blend of power and elegance. Her wolf had radiated raw energy, her movements sharp, precise, and filled with an instinctive understanding of battle. At that time, her wolf was a secret to others, appearing only before me and the members of the Council. Even then, I had known that Ashina was extraordinary. She was more than just a skilled warrior—she was a force of nature with aim. As I reflected on the past, I realised that my admiration for her had never faded. If anything, it had only grown stronger over time.

I did my best to mask it, though. “Delilah.” I nodded once, jaw tensing. “What did she say? How did she find out where you were working? The office?” Sienna looked away again, her hand brushing against the scarf around her neck before she dropped it into her lap. “She was… polite. Cold. She smiled like she meant it, but it felt like something sharp was behind it. Like everything she said had another layer to it.” Her fingers curled slightly. “She told me she was impressed… that I was wearing the title of Luna. She didn't tell me how she found out where we were working, though I asked. She did her best to dismiss the question. She did not give me a response. And then she tried to touch me.”

She had to stop him from learning what she was now certain was true. Mia Thompson was Elena Ashford. And if Nikolai proved it, Cassandra would lose everything.