The Alpha’s Forgotten Luna Novels & Stories

“You already know the stories, don’t you? That I slaughtered my own kin. That the Moon Goddess turned away from me. That I was locked away in the forest like a rabid dog.” “I know what they say,” Selene said. “I want to know what you remember.” Luna was silent for a long moment. Then: “It began with betrayal.” She walked slowly around the room, as if tracing the memory in the walls. “I was sixteen when I became Alpha. Too young. Too angry. My father had just died, murdered during a truce council. They said it was an accident. I knew better.” Selene watched her carefully. Luna’s voice was steady, but her shoulders were tight, like she carried the weight of years.

But this time, I didn't give in. I moved my face away, in a way of telling her that I wasn't interested in the act anymore, but she didn't get the hint and just continued to pepper open-mouth kisses on my face. "Gross," Jeremy commented and I almost laughed at that. Now he found her gross? "Ryder, I was thinking_" And there we go again. "Now that you became Alpha, what are your plans on getting a Luna?" She asked and I froze. I knew exactly where she was heading and I wasn't going to disappoint.

Alpha Kryptos; This is hell fucking one of the greatest moments in my life since I became an Alpha. I'm finally in possession of the lands that the South has been in control of for years. Everything went all smoothly and easily, all thanks to my new Luna. Her purity has played one successful major role and many more to come. I don’t regret striking the deal with her father. If I had known Alpha Thane would be able to pay so much for her sake, I would have increased the money when purchasing her from her father.

He was here to prepare for his role as Alpha, not to make friends - making connections that could later be alliances were more his speed. "Be nice," Matt muttered to his twin right before they reached their group. A cheer went around the group as the brothers got there and Mason had to admit that he had actually missed some of them. For a few minutes, he and Matt were just working around the group, shaking hands and giving hugs. Mason snickered internally when he noticed the tips of Matt's ears go red when Giulia hugged and smiled at him. Matt glared at his brother slightly when he turned around, obviously aware of Mason's amusement.

“I’ll make them choke on the future they stole from me.” Lucian’s eyes sharpened. “Then we’re on the same side,” he said. “For now.” “For now,” I echoed. It was enough. For now. As I left his office and walked back toward my room, bandage throbbing in time with my pulse, the whispers in the halls washed over me: “Did you hear? The Luna tamed the Alpha’s curse.” “She walked up to him when he was dark, and he listened.” “They say her father hired rogues to take her. Human greed, as usual.”

I knelt and proclaimed, “Great Alpha, I bring you good news.” “Speak,” the Alpha commanded. “I know who the true Luna is. She was once my father’s concubine, but now she stands as a Luna. She is the key you seek.” “Why do you bring this news, and what do you offer?” the Alpha queried. “I seek to be second in command of your army when I deliver her to you. I want your witch to empower me greatly, to become feared and unknown.” “The witch by my side makes us unstoppable.” “You wish to deliver the Luna?” the Alpha asked again.

“I have lived a long time. I know the shape of a lock when I see one.” Silence stretched. I leaned forward. “I decline the motion,” I said. “As Alpha, I use my veto. The land stays open. The wolves stay on the hill. The Luna will return to find her home as she left it.” Vale’s smile never wavered. “Of course, Alpha. A wise decision. I withdraw my concern.” But I saw something move behind his eyes, a small, tight flicker, there and gone. I did not know what it meant. I only knew that for a heartbeat he had looked like a man who had lost a hand at cards and was already planning the next.

I inclined my head. “Welcome to Veyra.” “Thank you.” That was all.I stepped back. The council member beside him looked between us. “Elowen is the Alpha’s adopted daughter.” Kaelith gave a small nod, “She returned recently.” Caelan’s expression changed slightly. I knew what was coming. “After serving a two-year sentence at Blackstone,” the council member continued. My fingers curled against my palm. Seraphine’s smile faded. “She went through a difficult time,” Mother said quietly.

So gentle it made Luna’s breath catch. Luna should have pulled away. Should have slapped his hand. Should have reminded him that he’d rejected her. That she meant nothing to him. Instead, she closed her eyes and leaned into his touch for just one second. Just one second of warmth. Just one second of feeling wanted. Then she remembered. Remembered the public rejection. Remembered the humiliation. Remembered the pain. Luna stepped back sharply, pulling away from him. “Don’t,” she said, her voice firm despite her trembling. “Don’t touch me, Alpha. Don’t confuse me. You made your choice.”

Then he turned to the crowd and I knew immediately it was a mistake because it meant he wasn't done. "This cannot be your Alpha." His voice rose, addressing every face in the room. "Listen to me. You are letting him make a mistake that will cost all thirty-two territories. A rogue cannot be your Luna. An abandoned woman, someone else's Luna, cannot rule over you. There is a contract." He pointed at me and his voice cracked with something that might have been desperation if I didn't know him better. "She signed a contract. She agreed to terms when she left Ironveil. She is mine by written agreement and she cannot form a new union until those terms are settled."