The Rejected Luna's Revenge Emerald Novels & Stories

Elias roared as he knew she would be asking another question if he did not put an end to this conversation. "I'm the Luna and you have to obey me or you'll be punished for disobedience, you think I'm weak because I'm a woman. I'm the Luna of this pack so accord me with respect, I deserve it" Reyna roars as Elias cackles; "You want to punish me?"

Dad immediately looked at me with a scrutinizing gaze. “Everyone knows that Mom and Rita were best friends with Luna Ava. We cremated Luna Ava. So, they already know that she took her last breath here. So, we can claim that we want to rebuild that pack to keep their memories alive.” I explained what I had in my mind. “This won’t do, Adolphus. They will never permit this.” Nathan spoke to me in a serious tone. “If not, then Albert can claim that land as the last family branch of the Whitelock hierarchy.” I replied, looking at Albert with a raised brow.

A chill went down my spine. "I don't have any use for a barren woman as my wife and Luna of my pack so I Lucas Beaulovard, Alpha of the Moonstone pack, Reject you Katrina Jade as my Luna. Accept my rejection." He stated without any emotions in his voice. My mouth slackened with shock, my eyes wide with disbelief. Did Lucas just reject me? In front of everyone? I was about to shout back a retort when the pain of the rejection hit me like a thousand bricks.

Every ounce of fear he had ever inspired returned to him tenfold. Luna Amber stood rigid at the edge of the clearing, her breath coming in shallow gasps. Tears burned her eyes as she stared at her daughter—no, not a daughter anymore, but something vast and terrible and beautiful. She had hidden Rebel. Controlled her. Believed it was protection. Now she understood the truth far too late. Rebel lifted her head, her voice ringing with divine authority. “I trust those who protected me. I trust those who stood between me and harm.” Her aura flared brighter, painting the clearing in blinding green light. “But those who tried to break me…”

“I Alpha Jeremy Brooks reject you Lilith Gutierrez as Luna. You couldn’t fulfil your duties as a Luna, and I reject you. From now on you won’t be the Luna of Alpha Jeremy Brooks, you won’t be the Luna of Shadowed Moon.” I’m silenced as soon as I heard a sentence come out of Jeremy’s mouth. I looked at Jeremy with an incredulous face. My face flushed. My body was boiling well. “Are you seriously going to reject me as Luna? But why?”

I said, my reply sounding like a question. “Getting there,” Alec muttered, his eyes gleaming in delight, he was enjoying whatever this weird encounter was. “say it,” he mouthed, edging himself closer to the edge of his chair. “Hades mate,” I whispered in a low tone, my head dropped in fear. Alec barked out a loud laugh, the room rumbled at the force of his laughter. “There it is,” he muttered. “The rejected Luna, trapped in the middle of an unreciprocated love,” he said.

she began and I groaned from deep within me, is she really going to go this low? “Why don't we set Willow as a trap, we can send her there, she can possibly be there with wolfsbane and silver, and the Omega men would attack when she has deposited those things and she can in the process feed them lies that she has taken me down, they would accord her with more respect, since she's in the habit of feeding people lies, she can also feed them lies,” she concluded, the others where just looking between themselves, confused as ever, they could decipher that the Luna is angry, but no one wants to say anything to contradict her so that they won't get into her bad book.

A perfect Luna suggestion. Maybe Amelia really was ready for this after all.

CAMILA By the third day, I stopped pretending I didn’t understand what was happening. Lunaris Academy did not reject me openly. That would have been simple—clean, even. If they had told me outright that humans didn’t belong here, I could have fought it. Argued. Proved myself. Instead, they did something far more effective. They erased me. Liliana Blackthorn never raised her voice at me. She never shoved me, never insulted me directly, never dirtied her hands with cruelty. She didn’t need to. Her presence alone was enough to set things in motion, like a single command whispered to a well-trained pack.

Down she went on one knee, silent for some time. “I knew it was you,” Emily said quietly. “The moment I saw those emerald eyes. You’re back, Scarlett. And you’re more than just the girl who wants revenge.” Fog sat thick behind Scarlett's eyes. A howl echoed in her memory, sharp at first then fading. Pain followed close, dull but constant. Words slipped through. Lucas spoke of Luna's voice was low. Pieces refused to fit, each thought of a weight pressing harder.