The Luna Is Gone 소설 & 이야기

Luna recounted bitterly, her voice tinged with disbelief and hurt. “Do you have any idea where he went?” she asked me, desperation evident in her tone. I shook my head in response, feeling a surge of frustration at Chase’s mysterious disappearance. “That fucking slut, Sera. She sent me a selfie,” Luna exclaimed, her voice cracking as tears welled up in her eyes once more. Her phone rang again, displaying Chase’s name on the screen. Before I could react, Luna flung her phone to the ground, the sound of shattering glass echoing through the silence of the terrace.

Luna’s voice cracked before she even finished the first sentence. “I saw him yesterday. He was there.” Silence. Then: “That’s not possible. I had security all over that event. I vetted the guest list twice.” “I don’t care about the list,” Luna said, her voice trembling. “He doesn’t need a list. You know that. He was there. Watching me.” “Luna… breathe. You’re sure it was him?” “I’d know those eyes anywhere,” she whispered. “He didn’t speak. He didn’t move. He just watched me. Like he used to. And then he vanished.”

"What if I remember something that changes everything? What if the person I really am is someone I can't live with?" "Who do you think you are now?" Luna was quiet for a long moment. "I used to think I was Luna Reyes—a survivor who got a second chance. Then I thought maybe I could be Luna Vaughn—someone worthy of love and belonging. But now..." She swallowed hard. "Now I'm afraid I might just be Luna Winters, carrying around tragedy like a plague." "Why do you see Luna Winters as tragic?" "Because everyone she loves disappears." Luna's voice was barely a whisper. "Her mother vanished trying to protect her. The people who helped us disappear—they're probably gone too. And now I'm watching Gra

“And what did you receive?” I looked away. “Nothing.” “Exactly.” She came closer. “You lost everything for someone who wasn’t willing to give you anything in return.” I sat down again. Martha continued. “And now you’re ready to lose something else because you’re angry with Kael.” “I’m not giving up anything.” I mumbled. “You are.” She sat beside me. “You’re talking about refusing the Luna position.” “I don’t want to be Luna because it ties me to him.” I said with disgust.

Tears were streaming down her face. "Vincent, they don't want me. Will you bond with me instead? Daisy is gone. That annoying woman is dead. Once we bond, I can become your Luna. We can finally be together." She didn't expect what came next. The same man who had always spoiled her started removing her fingers from his sleeve, one by one. Vincent looked at her, his eyes completely cold. "You'll never be my Luna. I'll throw you into the Black Forest. You'll pay for what you did."

He didn't answer. I tried to reach Leo through our mother-son link. Still nothing. I knew then. They had both blocked me. My lips moved, a silent breath shaping their names. Emory... Leo... Farewell. I heard panicked shouts around me. "The Luna isn't breathing!" "Her wolf is gone! How is this possible—" I closed my eyes and let the darkness take me.

"The reason I rejected you." Victoria's face went white. "Ronan." He ignored her. Kael took the letter first, checked it, then handed it to me. I unfolded it. Three lines in black ink. Should Mira Veyne complete the Luna bonding, the bloodline seal will break. Subject Four will become visible to every surviving memory guardian. Termination is mandatory before the next moonrise. My hands began to shake. "What is this?" "The order I was given. The day before the ceremony." Ronan's voice broke. "Either I rejected you in front of the seven packs, or they killed you before the moon came up."

The moon disappeared. Not behind clouds. Not behind the mountains. It simply vanished. One moment, the night was glowing red. The next, the entire city was swallowed by darkness. Luna stood motionless inside the ruined warehouse. She could hear hundreds of heartbeats around her. Hunters. Wolves. Witches. Her father. Selene. Daniel. Kael. Every heartbeat seemed impossibly loud. Then Daniel whispered: "Don't move." Luna looked at him.

Please. Luna looked around. She had stayed put for too long. There were more stares. She slowly made her way to the back of the small crowd, remembering to fix her expression. ‘BaoBao... Please... Not again...’ Anxiety crept up her throat. The last time he disappeared, she already had the information she needed and was with Vlad. What was she supposed to do if he disappeared on her now? Luna searched her memory for any description that might fit the place, but she could not recall anything. Was it her memory or had she not yet appeared in the story? Or was she temporarily apart from the group?

I made Will jump, causing him to swerve. “Sorry Boss. The Luna’s mark?” He asks waiting for confirmation of what I had just said. “I have marked her twice now and it’s gone, how is that even possible?” I trace my finger over her skin where the mark would have sat, TJ’s body shivered slightly at the touch and her eyes shot open, staring up at me. TJ threw her body out of my lap so quick and pushed herself up against the window on the other side, curling herself back up in to a ball and making herself as small as possible.