The Luna's Choice Novel Ayla นิยาย & เรื่องราว

She seemed like such a nice girl. “That’s awful for you brother.” I replied. “Who is your brother? Have I met him?” I asked. He would be older than her and should have been at the fight earlier. Ayla burst into laughter. “Jackson is my brother, silly Luna.” She said and I looked at her a little shocked. Jackson was her brother, so that meant Ayla would be my future sister-in-law if we were to marry. She grabbed my hand and held it. “I know you have a lot of sisters and brothers back in your old pack and I don’t know what it’s like to have a sister, but I really hope that you can come to view me as one eventually.” She smiled at me and it was hard to say no when staring into her eyes. She loo

It never had been. “He chose Selene over me,” Luna said, tasting the old bitterness. “He chose safety. Politics. The known poison over the unknown blessing. That… *choice*—” Her hands curled into fists again. “That doesn’t vanish just because now I’m not an omega who sleeps in the kitchen and he’s… realized I might be useful.” Elia’s eyes flashed. “Do you really believe that’s all it is?” she asked. “Usefulness?” Luna thought of Orion’s voice in the shrine, rough and raw.

Panic appeared in Ayla’s voice. “Chill, you haven't done anything wrong,” Rowena assured her. “There's one thing I want you to remember. You're the Luna of the Strongest pack in the USA. You don't go to greet people. People come to you. Know your worth,” I told her and she nodded, relaxing a little. I wrapped my arm around her waist as she leaned a little towards me. “You're the last one I have ever expected to become a Luna.” I felt Ayla tense for a moment then she quickly recovered.

A week ago, Luna Avy was determined to take revenge on the crescent moon pack. To punish those who wronged her.... But now.... Her heart felt pity. If the revelation hadn't unfold before her, she might have been the victim or wrongdoing till her last breath. The wheel of time changes without anyone's concern. Who knew what secrets the face of a caring and responsible leader might be hiding. In her bathroom, she watched her reflection. Water dripped down her chin slowly as her red, weak eyes focused on space.

"You're only a female. A helpless, pitiful girl who has no idea who she is. You lack strength and force. The prophecy of the Silver Luna is untrue. Even though her remarks were hurtful, I didn't let them shatter me. The prophecy of the Silver Luna? It made no difference. Protecting the pack and preventing the Bloodfang Pack from destroying everything were the most important things at this point. However, Lydia's expression contorted into a cunning smile as I opened my mouth to speak. "It is too late already. The true menace is not the Bloodfang Pack. You still haven't seen what they have planned. With one last, desperate shove, Lydia escaped Kane's hold before I could react. She sprinted tow

I was beautiful. "Wow…" The word slipped out on a breath, barely more than a whisper. I leaned closer to the mirror, half expecting the image to dissolve, to reveal the same girl who had spent years keeping her head down and her shoulders hunched, trying not to draw attention. But she didn’t disappear. She only stared back at me with wide green eyes and quiet strength, a softness to her mouth that hinted at nerves and something fierce beneath the surface. “That,” Kayla said from behind me, pride thick in her voice, “is a future Luna if I’ve ever seen one.”

“You seem to be making more public appearances. I take it Ayla is trying to snag the title of Luna?” “I am the Luna!” Ayla snapped. “And you shouldn’t speak of me that way.” Lucas straightened, pulling Ayla a little closer. “A much better one than you ever were.” They both knew that wasn’t true, but Elaine didn’t call him out on it. Ayla was about as good at being a Luna than a wolf was at flying. “I’m happy you’ve managed to find someone who suits you better than I ever did,” Elaine replied easily. Lucas’ expression soured. He was looking for a reaction that he simply wasn’t going to get.

"They cannot afford to get their hopes up for too long, Alba." "We have to save them from empty hopes, don't we?" Yarusoyya patted Alba on the shoulder. "That's how I became Luna." Next.

This made her fall in love with Maryanne instantly. "Thank you. You are going to make a fine Luna one day." Arya said. "I can see in you the qualities which the other students don't possess." Maryanne smiled stiffly. "Is it so great being a Luna?" "It's every girl's dream," Arya replied, letting out a soft gasp. "Was it yours?" By this time they had started walking back to the place where the other two teachers were. Lady Arya smiled shyly, it reminded Maryanne of her mother and she became sad. If she had been a good girl right from the start, none of these would be happening.

She was even more beautiful close up. “Emily.” Alan said. “This is Collins. Collins… Emily.” She looked at her brother a long moment. Suddenly worried that if she couldn’t get along with this girl it would make a wedge between her and Alan. And she couldn’t have that. She loved her brother to death. So she looked over at the girl who was standing nervously behind him. “Hello Luna…” Collins said as she bowed her head. Alan frowned at her. “She’s not Luna yet….”