The Hidden Luna Novels & Stories

“We should rejoice, Kingdom of the Lycans! After a thousand years— the Goddess has chosen another Luna to save us from a catastrophe that the higher heavens bestowed!” Yulo’s announcement made the crowd roar in excitement and happiness about the new Luna.

They could create new lives for themselves, be whatever they wanted to be. Whilst we were idly standing around waiting, Luca approached Alpha Bain and I. "Excuse me Luna." I was surprised to realise he'd come over to talk to me and not Alpha Bain. "I apologise that I haven't introduced myself yet. With all the chaos that has happened within the last few hours I haven't really found the right opportunity. I am Luca, Alpha Bain's Beta. It is an absolute pleasure to finally meet you." He summed up whilst bowing his head in a gesture of respect.

He has grey short hair but brown eyes that match Louis’s. Mum walks over to join us with Luna Amelie, Brett’s mother. “Hello my gorgeous girl.” She kisses both my cheeks and squeezes me into an embrace. “You look stunning.” “Thank you Luna Amelie, you look amazing.” I add. Luna Amelie has always been gentle towards me, even though she has a reputation for being quite a ruthless Luna. She is wearing a silver silk dress and diamond earrings. She has long wavy brown hair, the same colour as Brett’s, that is styled into a side ponytail. She gives me a once over before turning back to my Mum.

Now that the realization of who I am going to be is hitting them in the face, they can't hide it. “ Sure,” I say while thinking. Since you guys are giving me free will with this, I might as well do as you please. It's the best way for me to find out what they are hiding. Something about how they all got tense when they found out I would be the Luna of the Golden pack told me that the Silvermoon Pack was hiding a secret, and I want to know what it is. Sigh, I returned to the house and packed up the little things I bought with my part-time job money and important documents, and it didn't take long to pack my one bag.

He kisses her fast and hard, a collision of gratitude and apology, and vanishes through the glass doors in under a minute. Luna watches his car pull away into the busy intersection, then calmly sits back down at the table. She finishes her tea, leaves a generous cash tip, and orders a premium rideshare back to her suite. She is behaving exactly like the ruthlessly self-sufficient woman she has spent four years building herself to be. *** Luna finds the first hidden camera by accident. She's unpacking, shaking out a silk dress she'd folded carefully two days ago, and something catches her eye—a tiny, dark pinpoint in the vent above the minibar.

And the Grove pulsed once—deep beneath the altar, where no light reached. Aria found her an hour later, still kneeling, her breath shallow, her stone dim. “You’re pushing too hard,” she said gently. Luna didn’t look up. “It’s hiding something.” Aria knelt beside her, placing her pendant on the moss. “It’s protecting something.” Luna opened her eyes. “From me?” Aria’s voice was quiet. “From itself.” The flame surged behind them, casting violet light across the sanctuary. Luna stood slowly. “Then we go deeper.” Aria didn’t argue. She simply nodded.

he asked quietly. I kept my attention on Hunter. His expression remained neutral, almost impassive, but the look in his eyes betrayed his confusion. That split-second moment was enough. This wasn’t the reason they’d chosen this pub. Luna’s presence shifted, restless and alert, her growl humming like a low vibration at the edge of my thoughts. “He’s hiding the truth from all of us,” she whispered. “And Hunter doesn’t understand why.” I tried to ignore her, but it was useless. She sensed better than I did when someone bent the truth without breaking it. And Jason was doing exactly that.

“Get in!” Kyle tossed me down a few stairs. I looked up just in time to see him shut the door and lock it. There wasn’t any light, but with our wolf vision, we didn’t need any. “What the actual fuck, Kyle?” Standing up, I looked at him square in the face. It didn’t matter that he was both taller and stronger. My aura was causing him to submit. “I’m sorry! This is the luna’s protection room. It is used to keep the luna safe from attack. Ethan had it put in after his mother’s death.” The room was completely soundproof and there wasn’t even a window to see how of.

Aria's visions guided their strikes, showing her where the Death would manifest next. "Lira, the runes!" Ronan shouted. She turned, seeing the cold light pulsing from the ruin's walls. The runes were the source—the anchor of the Grey Death's power. "Hold it off!" she shouted. "I'll destroy the runes!" She ran, dodging waves of cold energy. The runes blazed as she approached, trying to repel her. But her silver-gold light burned brighter, pushing through the darkness. "I am the Hidden Luna," she said. "And I will not let you take my world."

As the days passed, Luna found herself growing more and more anxious. She was hiding a secret, a secret that could change everything. She was pregnant with Zeeb's child, and no one knew. She had managed to keep it hidden from her husband, and from the rest of the castle. But she knew that it wouldn't be long before someone discovered her secret. Luna's husband was growing more and more suspicious. He had noticed that she had been acting strangely, and he had begun to wonder if she was hiding something from him.