Spoliarium Ni Juan Luna 소설 & 이야기

Kihara thought a lot. A few minutes went by like this before a voice finally cracked through the stiffening silence. “Why have we not found this rogue guy yet?” Everyone turned towards the voice. It was Justin. He raised a questioning brow as he said, “We know his name. We know also that he may be working with the Luna’s sister.” “Step-sister.” Kihara bit through clenched teeth. Justin cast a look at her. “Apologies Luna.” He said without much feeling.

Everything I had built. What hurt most was not the loss itself. It was knowing that my own mate had allowed his Beta to walk into my office and take away everything I had worked for. My effort. My sacrifice. My time. A hollow breath left my lips as I leaned back and stared at the ceiling. For a brief moment, I almost laughed at myself for ever believing there was something to hold onto. “Luna… you should not have agreed to hand over the core project,” Sylas said softly, standing beside me.

I noticed with relief that they’d been attended to, seeing as they had drip sets in their hands; And from how peaceful they looked with their eyes closed, one would’ve thought they were sound asleep if not for the thick blood covering their bodies and the oxygen mask covering Aurora’s nose and mouth. “What happened?… how are they?” I rushed out at the first paramedic I could latch my hands on. The man frowned but when he saw that it was me, he shook his head. “I don’t know what happened but I think it was a hit-and-run case. No one saw the driver… he simply vanished.” “Ohh…” I let out, gnashing my teeth. “And the kids are fine.” He continued anyway, “…Your wife, the Luna, appears to have shi

Back at BloodMoon pack the morning air was filled with tension and fear as pack members hurried through their daily routines while trying to avoid drawing any unwanted attention to themselves. Zara had transformed from the sweet girl she once pretended to be into a ruthless Luna who ruled with an iron fist and showed no mercy to anyone who dared to question her authority.

her mother said, “but that’s why you’re worthy. Only a true Luna doubts herself when choosing a mate—because she knows the weight of the decision. I’m proud of you. Both of you.” Lydia smiled at her mother warmly. From the pack house porch, Beta Kelvin waved. He looked freshly shaven and somewhat relaxed—more than Lydia had seen him since his wife’s death years ago. That loss had nearly destroyed him. He had broken down, wailing for days, nearly consumed by the mate bond. But they had all been there for him. Her mother, Thalia, had cared for him like family. She even cooked for him when he was locked in his room—even when Alpha Damon disapproved.

"No. That is impossible. Soren would never do that. He couldn't have killed your people, Seraphina. He has spent the last three years drowning in guilt, searching for his lost wife. He never ordered a random massacre." "He did!" I insisted, my voice cracking with real, bitter pain. "I saw his face in the middle of the fire! I saw his armor! I saw him swing the sword! Do not sit here and defend him to me!" Lucas glared at me, his breathing rough and heavy. "Even if there was a battle, that is still not enough reason for you to steal a dead Queen's face! There is no reason to come into this palace as a fake Luna and lie to everyone, especially when you are a trained assassin sent by the Rogue

“You know all of this is wrong, it always has been, all these years. If we let Carla continue, we’re going to end up as her slaves, just like those rogues, not the members of a ‘super pack’ she led you to believe in. Look at those children, at our nephew, Mirna. Carla has always been the problem. She’s the one killing them, killing us…” “Shhh!” Mirna throws a pencil at her sister to silence her. “Don’t say another word. Luna Selene or that doctor might hear us.” “But it’s the truth, isn’t it?” Mirna seals the box with tape and places it in a corner. Then, from a hidden compartment in her desk, she retrieves another box filled with vials containing the medications some members had been taking

Dom pulls me now into his chest, and I look up into his eyes, before he says to me, “I have already apologized for that, and there is nothing I can do to take back what I had said, but you are not in this alone. He is my son, and I now take full responsibility for his wellbeing and yours. I will start a war against Red Moon if I must, to get him back. If anyone is going to die saving our son, it will be me, because I am the one that has failed you both, and I can not live in a world where the two of you are not in my life.” I tried once again to push away from his chest, but my wolf wasn’t there to help me this time, and I knew why. She had bought into what he had just said, and she was hold

Mates will melt and long for each other and there is no record of mates that hate each other even after being this close to each other. The Luna was disappointed at hearing her son marking his mate against her will but looking at how strained their relationship was even with the mark concerned her more. She thought they would grow close and learn to trust and accept each other if they were close and stayed together but it looks like they are drifting apart rather than getting close. And not to forget the way he is treating her, he is just losing his chance of having a mate every day. She explained all her concerns to her oracle friends Dana and Dane, who had been friends with their family fo

Colton definitely has no knowledge of it, I would have seen it in our joined memories. None of this makes sense. Luna Sierra was in the pack for decades before she had Colton, so surely that can’t be the reason Juan brought her here. He would have known; you can’t hide anything from your mate. Her memories in transference when he marked her would have made sure he knew. Which means he hid what she was. And after decades living that lie, why would he then suddenly banish her to the back of beyond, and what the hell has my other got to do with any of this?