The Luna He Forgot To Love Novels & Stories

“For leading you on. For everything.” Scarlet’s throat tightened. “I shouldn’t have done that,” he continued. “I shouldn’t have let you believe there was a future when I already fucked it up beyond repair.” Her heart cracked. “I hope…” He swallowed. “I hope we can forget the past.” She laughed bitterly. “You don’t get to say that.” “I know,” he admitted. “But I need you to hear this.” He finally looked back at her. “Yes,” he said bluntly. “I don’t love my Luna.”

He bowed deeply, but his eyes went toward the bed before dropping again out of respect. “My Alpha.” “What is it?” I asked, keeping my voice low so it wouldn’t wake Adelaide. Rafaello hesitated just slightly. “I came to remind you… today is the memorial of the late Luna.” The words struck me and I looked at the woman lying beside me again. I wondered what she did to me to be so close to her like that. For a moment, the room tilted. “Oh,” I breathed, the sound barely audible. “How could I forget…”

Arianna's POV Today is my Luna ceremony. Almost all the powerful packs are invited to the party. Though I feel sad as my family didn't come. Dad isn't well, so they couldn't make it here. "Congratulations on your Luna ceremony. " Daniella smiled at me. I hugged her. "Thank you, Daniella. I'm so sorry Raymond left you because of me. It's just the moon goddess' decision. I hope you don't have any hard feelings towards me." I said, reciprocating the smile.

"You and I both know that you do not believe that shit you just uttered now because you made a lot of profit when Shadow Pack was in crisis, starting from the better position it gave you and the money you made by selling foodstuffs twice the price while using the pack members that escaped from there as slaves to do the farm work, so if you asked me, I will say that you got exactly what was promised." "Yes, but you forgot to mention the part of you taking the Luna position after she dies; you just alerted me to her whereabouts that night but forgot to mention the most important part of the deal." "That is because it is not the most important part; the important part is that you got your money

“Why did you say such horrible words to him, how can you say such words to your own father? He was never responsible for you as your father, but he didn't treat you badly as his son's friend, right? Even if you refuse to accept him as your father, you know in you that he gave you life and that enough, demands that you respect him as you should. It's not Richard's fault at all. It was mine and Anna's fault. She schemed on one hand, and I hid the reality of his unborn child. How did you want him to know that I was pregnant? How can you disrespect him that much? Richard was my first love and I still love him. Even if I die, he will always be the only man that I truly love in this life” Luna bel

His words echoing across the room. “There’s no secret in the dark, Dennis. Your head’s just playing games with you,” I responded, heading out of the room. “I know Damian. I know you’re deeply in love with Luna; I’ve seen you look at her affectionately several times. There’s no mistake there, and we both know it.” “Maybe what the eyes see is pretty much an illusion,” I replied, walking out with no intention to listen to his words. “You can’t hide it forever. The Luna is a lady whose senses could easily untangle that mystery you believe is kept within you. You might say otherwise, but I’ll get you to admit it,” Dennis let out.

“No. The mistake was ever thinking you were fit to be my mate.” The finality in his tone crushed the last bit of hope she had clung to. Ayla’s vision blurred, her heartbeat hammering in her ears. She had dreamed of this moment a thousand times, but never like this. Never with him looking at her like she was nothing. Got it! I’ll continue the chapter, making Kael publicly declare Liana as his new wife, further crushing Ayla. The betrayal will hit even harder, and Ayla’s shock will be undeniable.

His expression softened, he brushed a loose strand of hair behind my ear. "I'm sorry." "You've been so busy." I sighed and leaned against his chest. "Every day it's patrol reports... warriors... council meetings... border inspections." I looked up at him for a long time, my heart melted. "You forgot me." "I didn't." "You did." I poked his chest with my fingers. "I became Luna, yet I'm eating alone every night." Cassien's jaw tightened. "And Melvin?" The smile slipped from my face. "He barely looks at me."

"I have always been this person. You just stopped seeing me. Or perhaps you never started." The courtyard had become completely silent. Even the wind through the ancient trees seemed to fade away, as though the world itself was holding its breath to witness this moment. Marcus searched her face for the Luna he thought he had known, the woman who had laughed at his jokes and warmed his bed and stood beside him with her hand in his. He searched for her and found only a stranger wearing her skin, a woman he had never truly understood, never truly seen, never truly known. And the worst part—the part that made him want to howl with grief and rage and shame—was that he couldn't even say she had de

“You saw him?” “I couldn’t see his face. His robes carried the symbol of the broken circle. He offered them a choice between death and forgetting each other.” “And they chose to forget.” “They believed it was the only way to save the world.” I glanced at the crown. “But the love itself wasn’t destroyed. It was the memory they sacrificed. The First Luna said that even if they forgot each other, the man who loved her would remain.” Lucien stared at the relics as though he expected them to reveal another secret. “That explains why the seal held for so long. They removed the memory of their bond from themselves, and the Void lost its access to the love that connected them.”