The Moon Baby Novels & Stories

For her child. And she was proud she profound that for herself and as well as her child. She was happy now with Ryan and... "Mom, I am up." Ryan's baby voice got her out of her thoughts. Shrugging the thought of the baby's father, she turned to her baby smilingly. Mirroring her expression, Ryan leaned on the coffee table and pointed at the moon on the monitor of the laptop, he screamed excitedly, "Mom, see. Moon." It wasn’t like he was seeing it for the first time but every time, he saw the moon on the wallpaper of the laptop or any book or in the sky, he would scream excitedly. She didn’t know why but Ryan seemed to have an intense liking for the moon.

“The moon goddess actually showed up at the baby’s birth,” Monk Blythe explained. He sighed and rubbed his face, then recrossed his arms. “I’m getting ahead of myself. I should probably explain how we got to the birth of the child. Because the poor thing certainly didn’t make it to term.

Susan watched as her baby let out a cry. "Is a baby girl," the woman cheerfully announced. Susan's smile widened at the news but her breath got hitched in her throat as something glinted on her baby's neck, she and the woman watched in utter disbelief as a moon mark reflected on her child's neck. The Mark on her neck glows and lits the whole place, Susan's heartthrob as she stares at her baby despite the mark being intruding to look at but Susan knew better than the life of her daughter was in danger and that she is the one that the moon goddess has honored to bring down the angry demon Marcus.

Something ancient. The baby made a sound. Not a cry. Something else. A hum. Low and musical. His first sound since the attack. "Did you hear that?" I asked. Ronan nodded. "What was it?" "I don't know." But I did know. Deep down, I knew. The baby was responding to the moon. To the power in the sky. The red light streamed through the windows. It made everything look like we were underwater. Drowning in blood. The baby hummed again. Louder this time. The sound vibrated through my bones.

With the amount of soup and porridge I had eaten so far, I might give birth to porridge and soup next. After breakfast, I begged them to let me see my babies, and they agreed, as long as I held them one at a time. I complied, and Finn brought the first one. It was a girl, but she didn't have blue hair like the one they brought to me when I woke up. She had dark blonde hair. “She has your nose,” Moon murmured as he settled on the bed beside me. He traced one finger along the baby's cheek. “And your stubbornness, apparently. She was the first to cry and wriggle out of her swaddle.”

The pups' voices call out behind me, their worry evident, but I can’t turn around. My mind races. This can’t be real. I was Lira, a rejected mate, a failed she-wolf. How am I now this? The realization hits me like a thunderclap. I’ve been reborn. The Moon Goddess didn’t let me die. She gave me a second chance. But this time, I’m not weak. This time, I’m powerful. I’m Nora Moonblood, the Luna of the most feared pack, and mother to three pups. My hand drops to my belly instinctively, but the swell is gone. My heart twists. The life I carried, the pup I couldn’t protect—gone.

-- "This is not an unusual event, m. Chowdhury. We have a lot of such incidents in medical science. Although the incident is difficult. Yet not impossible. The operation was held on the same day. Madhurima's brother Aftab Ahmed and Madhurimar thinks Renuka lives outside. That day was the full moon night. The moon was seen very close. As if the moon has come down. Some people think that the full moon is once in 99 years. This day or the life of another planet or state came to the world among the people. Although it is believed to be superstition. After a while, the sound of the chatter laughter is available instead of the baby's crying voice from the operation theater. The smile that spread t

~STORM As I sit here under the soft glow of the moon, I can’t help but feel an overwhelming sense of gratitude. The moon goddess has truly blessed me in ways I never thought possible. I look around at my beautiful family, and my heart swells with joy. My twins, Selene and Kingdom, are the light of my life. Their laughter fills our home with warmth, and their love is a constant reassurance of how lucky I am.

“Her life will feel like hell. The only way to prevent that is to hide her presence.” The only thing that could prevent this riot was to hide the birth of this child from the world. Melia felt her heart squeeze, she dropped tears. "The one born during a lunar eclipse," Percy said. He kissed the forehead of his newborn daughter. "A girl who has a birthmark in the shape of a moon between her heart and her heart." "Yesran ..." Percy said the name of her daughter. “Yesran is that child, Melia.” Melia nodded weakly. She continued her husband's words. “The child in the prophecy, the woman was chosen by the Moon Goddess as a special person. A reinforcer, a healer, as well as a woman who will give b

"You can voice any demands you have." At that moment, Catherine felt as though the Moon Goddess, Diana, had played a cruel joke on her. 'Hansen has actually proposed to dissolve our bond! So, the intimate photo and the message are real...' The stark whiteness of the paper stung her heart deeply. Hansen adjusted his tie, looking tired from work. He glanced at his Luna of two years. She had a face like an angel but a body as perfectly curvaceous as an hourglass-an angelic face with a devilish figure.