The Luna He Abandoned Novels & Stories

Dante POV But I’m not done. There’s more—worse. “Luna,” I say, pausing to brace myself for what I know is going to break her. “Lucy… she wasn’t your sister. She wasn’t even your mother’s child. She was kidnapped as a baby and brought into Brian’s world.” The color drains from Luna’s face, her eyes widening in disbelief. “No,” she breathes, shaking her head. “No, I remember my mom was pregnant. I remember her. I remember the baby. They called her Abigail... Abi.”

Something had happened between them. He cleared his throat and maintained eye contact with each person before he said in a grave tone, “The Luna has been abducted by the Vampire King.”

"I should be the one you love and not him." Luna scoffed, finding his words ridiculous. Now, she could see how pathetic he was. "You are even worse than him," she coldly said, hitting him on his groin with her knee. He hissed in pain, sliding down to the ground with his hand on his groin. "A pathetic man like you will never understand love. You lost the very person who cared about you, and you abandoned her and your son just because of your selfish desire. Don't you ever show yourself in front of me again, or you will regret being alive," she threatened him with a cold and harsh voice before abandoning him to wretch in pain.

I stared directly into his eyes as I spoke, but he avoided my gaze, looking down in guilt. "This is all about Luna, isn’t it? She and I are just old classmates, nothing more. If she bothers you that much, we’ll leave. I’ll take you and our daughter somewhere she won’t be a problem," he insisted, swearing up and down like that would magically make everything better. Luna, who had been silent, took two shaky steps back, her face growing even paler. Clutching her chest, she looked at Owen, her voice trembling. "Owen, are you really going to abandon me?"

"You must be Luna." "Must be?" Luna stalked forward, her warriors fanning out. "Yes, I'm Luna. Vincent Winter's firstborn. The daughter he abandoned. The one he only acknowledged when political pressure forced his hand." She stopped inches from Nadia's face. "Do you know what it's like being the child your father is ashamed of?" "Yes," Nadia said simply. "I do."

Her heart slammed against her ribs. "You are under arrest for treason." The words just seemed to hang in the air, choking her. Treason. It sounded so final. So absolute. She opened her mouth, but no words came out. One of the soldiers stepped forward. "You are accused of conspiring to betray Alpha Ethan with known traitors Silas Harris and Liam." He said it in such a manner that was deadpan, with absolutely no intonation or expression. "Your Luna rank is being stripped as of today by the orders of the Alpha and the council elders.”

Terrence stood at the grand entrance, holding Rebecca. Her eyes were theatrically red and brimming with tears. He was barking orders at a cluster of the pack warriors, "Rip them out! By the roots! Every last cursed-thorned weed! NOW!" He had planted them himself the year he stood before the pack and claimed me as his Luna. "They bloom as fiercely as my love for you, Lila," he'd vowed under the full moon, "it is eternal and unyielding. It is a testament until my last breath fades beneath the Moon Goddess's gaze."

"She's not even three. How does she have abandonment trauma?" "Because she was abandoned. By Sarah, by Marcus, by Hope dying. Her brain knows something has been taken from her even if she doesn't have words for it yet." Luna created a soft glowing shield. "Look, Alice. Pretty lights. No bad ladies can get through Luna's shields." Alice watched the gentle glow, hiccupping. "Promise?" "Promise. Luna's shields are the strongest. Nothing bad gets through." Luna kept the shield steady. "See? Safe."

"Let's not borrow trouble from a future that isn't coming." Silence. And then he moved. His hand cupped the side of my face as he leaned down and crushed his mouth to mine. It wasn't gentle or soft. It was a claiming, a warning... a promise. When he finally pulled back, his breath brushed against my lips, warm and heavy. "If you're carrying my pup,"he murmured, voice rough as gravel, "you'll become my Luna. Do you dare?" My breath caught. The word hit me like a slap.

Under Andes's direct manipulation, the pack council had no choice but to take the matter seriously. Leonard was no longer the Alpha he once was. He was as broken as a madman. How could the pack appoint such a wolf as Alpha? He was banished. When Serina learned of Leonard's banishment, she was trying on the Luna gown she had long prepared in front of the mirror. She instantly turned deathly pale in the mirror. She staggered back two steps and collapsed to the ground. "How is this possible? I told Andes everything about Lydia's dirty deeds. How could he still protect her?"