Novel & Cerita The Remarried Luna Novel

Sure, I had no hopes of being his Luna, being his breeder and all, but the thought of Emily in that role didn't sit well with me. "I highly doubt it!" Mara's vehement response echoed through the air. "But why are you so sure?" I persisted, puzzled. "She's not unattractive," I added, recalling Emily's beauty. Mara scoffed in response. "Didn't I mention Alpha Damon's deceased mate?" she retorted, her expression tense. "If you know about his feelings for his late mate, you'd understand why it's inconceivable for Emily to become his Luna." I furrowed my brows, connecting the dots. "Ah, yes, you did. But isn't his mate deceased?"

Kieran countered, "But she’s right about one thing. Something is wrong. She isn't the girl we left at the border. She’s... different." I stood between them, my hands curled into the fabric of my dress. The disappointment was setting in now. I was back in the loop. I was back to being a "Luna," a prize for two men who saw me as a piece of territory. I hated this world. I hated the Author. But as I looked at Kieran, who was very much alive and scowling at Rowan, I made a silent promise.

THE CURSED REBIRTH (Chapter 4) (Point of View: The Luna) My initial reaction was one of coldness. The kind of cold that seeps into bone, cruel as treachery and sharp as glass, rather than the soft coolness of dawn air caressing bare skin. I could have sworn—no, I was positive—that I had taken my last breath, but my chest rose in a startled gasp. I recall the burn of the poison and how my vision became blurry as the moonlight above me broke into shards. I recall Lyra's sly smile and her hushed victory. I recall my friend Kael's eyes widening in shock, but it was too late to save me.

"At 10:27 pm, one of my guys called me and said they saw Luna leaving the palace. Without hesitating, I came out of the bar, and we followed her. At a certain point, I instructed him to take the right while I took the left, and surprisingly, I saw Kieran; it seemed like he was urinating. I knew Luna was waiting for him, and without hesitating, I pushed him into a pit and shifted into my wolf form and attacked Luna. Kieran joined the fight, and I didn't even know he was that strong. Immediately, he pierced me with his claws on my neck, and seeing that I was bleeding and that Ferdinand was dead, I ran away with Rodney." He explained. "Where do you think she was going?" I asked him. "I know she

“Veronica’s system, her backups, the leaks, all burned. Including her.” Luna’s eyes softened. “And me?” He turned to her, brushing a thumb across her cheek. “The world might not see you anymore, but I still do.” She smiled faintly, voice breaking. “So, I start over.” He leaned closer. “No, Luna. We start over.” For the first time in years, she didn’t feel like running. She just leaned into him, the man who’d built empires and burned them for her. Their lips met, not hungry, but healing. The kind of kiss that rewrites memories, not headlines. When they finally pulled apart, the sky outside had cleared, and a new dawn was painting the clouds gold.

"Oh, Jerry, don't be rude. This is important. You know what they say. The Alpha needs an heir. And while Lara may have the title of Luna, she is Max’s widow, remember? And Max is dead. You married her for an investigation, but Sasha is carrying the future." She turned her eyes back to me, her voice softening, but the words were daggers. "Tell me, sister, did you forget the circumstances of your own marriage? Did you forget you are here only because Jerry needed to clear Max's name? Sasha may not have your pretty crown, but she is carrying the Alpha's son. Doesn't that hurt, Luna? The one thing you truly want, a family with the man you love, is walking right here in front of you."

Lisa belted out a series of questions in quick succession. Luna chuckled. “What? Feelings for my ex-husband? Oh please. That's not the issue. I have long moved away from that phase of my life. Jasper means nothing to me now.” Luna stated, her voice calm. It was evident that she was telling the truth. She had moved on from Jasper. Luna decided to open up about her relationship with Jasper, from her decision to sign the marriage contract, through to the strange deepening of their bond and finally to Jasper's memory-wiping incident which facilitated their divorce.

Maybe I'm overthinking, but his recent behavior has been shady and my intuition is rarely wrong. I married Lucian Remus and became the Luna of the Red Moon Pack eighteen years ago. Despite approaching thirty-five, I still look like I'm in my mid-twenties. Our first night together resulted in our amazing daughter, Star. She's confident, strong, and challenges Lucian when needed. She's the only one who can confront the Alpha in our pack.

A quiet laugh left me. “You think I wanted the Luna position?” I looked at him, my voice calm. “I waited for you in Raven Hollow for years. At first, I wanted you to love me. Later, I only wanted you to believe me once. After that, I only wanted you to let me finish one explanation. Cassian, everything you are willing to give me now has come too late.” Moonlight fell over the altar, and the mate bond pulled a fine thread of pain through my chest. It still reminded me that the Moon Goddess had once tied us together, but that pain could no longer make me turn back.

“Come with me. You’re free on my command. Catarina won’t be able to do anything because I’m the one setting you free. It’s one of the perks you get to enjoy when you’re soon to be Luna. ” Her words should have comforted me, but something about them stung. Catarina was Dante’s fiancée. The idea that Laura could override Catarina’s orders felt both reassuring and taunting. It reminded me of when I was soon to be Luna and also reminded me that my mate was engaged to another woman… My second mate. Nothing made sense anymore, and thinking about it all made my head hurt. I followed her hesitantly, trying to ignore the pain in my knees and back, and as I took her hand, she smiled. Holding my hand,