Sundrop X Moondrop Ao3 Novelas e Histórias

They met under the cover of moonlit nights, their stolen moments filled with whispered promises and fervent embraces. One evening, as the moon bathed the gardens in its ethereal glow, Adrian and Elena found themselves lost in a passionate embrace. Their lips met, igniting a fire that consumed them both, a flame fueled by desire and the knowledge that their love was forbidden. Breaking away, their breaths mingling, Adrian caressed Elena's face, his voice thick with longing. "Elena, my love, I am torn between my duty and the depths of my heart. The laws of Eldoria dictate that we cannot be together, and yet, I cannot bear the thought of a life without you."

Perhaps the healing has allayed all concern. Mother’s words before my coronation come back to me. Sundrop Gem is a truly special place. I’ve known it all my life, but I felt it in the celebration more than I ever have before. I love these people, as they love me. Perhaps, if I simply tell them my love extends to this foreign prince, they will take me at my word. Perhaps loving Anwen means taking him at his. “The Moon Goddess does not make mistakes,” I say slowly. “Yana said the leaders of Dun’s Crossing and Sundrop Gem were once one heart beating in two chests. We could be that again.”

“It’s not like that. He felt like he owed me for what happened, and that was him repaying that favor. It must be some Alpha code of conduct or something. I assure you it isn’t love.” “It is,” she insists. “No such code of conduct exists and you know it. Look, I’m not saying that the two of you need to embark on this beautiful love story, but what I am saying is that this whole thing is tragic, because in another world, the two of you would’ve been together. The moon chose you for each other. When I saw him in that dungeon, and I saw the things he did to keep me and my brother alive because of our connection to you, I thought it was the most beautiful thing in the world. I knew he wouldn’t hu

Every muscle in my body tightened. “Hayden, meet Derek, the new Alpha of Verdant Moon Pack,” Edward said smoothly. “Successor to Alpha Damian. Derek, this is Hayden, Alpha of Duskfire pack.” Derek smirked and extended his hand. “I’ve heard a lot about you. Didn’t think I’d run into you… this high up.” I returned a faint smile and took the handshake. “Then I’m sure you know that I don’t play soft. Not in business. Not in anything else.”

A light split through the storm, brighter than the blood moon, purer than any spell cast by the gods. It descended—slowly, steadily—until it found Ava, suspended in the air like a breath between worlds. She didn’t move. Her eyes were shut, her arms loose by her sides. But the wind around her had stilled, as if the mountain itself dared not breathe. Then it began. From her back, two currents of energy burst—one of burning silver, the other deep crimson. They twisted and wove into each other, creating a spiral of twin flames that rose into the heavens. Her skin shimmered, turning pale gold beneath the silver moonlight.

She was not meant to be in this world and yet she wanted to be in this world. And just like every other human, she fell in love. He was a wolf, a strong, proud, respected wolf. An Alpha. He promised her things no one else ever had. He swore she’d be safe with him, that he would never hurt her, that he would never let anyone else try. And for the first time in all her existence, the Moon believed someone. She gave him her trust. She gave him her body. And when she discovered she was pregnant with his baby, she believed that her story was finally going to have its happy ending.

Tribrid blood—wolf, siren, vampire—it called to us in ways he didn’t yet understand. And I… I wanted it too. When Valentina dismissed the gathering, I lingered, the scent of Felix’s obsession thick in the air. He left without another word, his cloak trailing like spilled ink, and I let him go. His loyalty to the girl would be his undoing. I slipped through the broken arches into the night. The moon hung high, silver bleeding across the ocean.I could almost feel her out there—Maya. Her heartbeat,

Fire and shadow exploded upward in twin spirals, wrapping around each other, braiding, tighter, hotter, until they fused into a single column of white-gold light that punched straight through the open ceiling and into the sky. The mark on my hip finished itself in a heartbeat: a perfect black crescent moon cradling a living flame. Thorne’s chest now bore the mirror image: a white flame cradling a crescent moon. The bond snapped into place (no longer a leash, but a bridge). I felt his heartbeat in my chest. He felt mine. We breathed together. And then the moon above us turned blood-red. The sanctum doors reappeared. Elowen stepped through, eyes wide.

"Do it." The blade flashed in the moonlight as Freda made a quick, shallow cut across each of their palms. Rita barely felt the sting—her focus was on the blood welling up, dark and vibrant. One by one, they pressed their bleeding palms over their names. The parchment shuddered.

“You could’ve been my Luna, ruling alongside me. But I’m a forgiving man so I will give you another chance.” I looked up into his face as Andre knelt in front of me. I felt myself backing away as he lifted his hand, but he didn’t like the notion. Wrapping his hand in the hair at my nape, Andre pulled me forward, yanking my head back so he could look down at me. A yelp of pain escaped my lips, but he didn’t care. “There is a Blood Moon next month, exactly thirty one days from now.” He smiled. “I’m sure your Shrine Maiden has already explained to you what it’s for? True love’s sacrifice. Malachi and Ezra.”