The Secret Luna Left Now He Regrets Novels & Stories

It made me think back to the threat that Luna Rebeca had made to me earlier today, not to tell anyone about our conversation. On the verge of losing my patience and this act of being a sophisticated Luna, which I was not, I said to her, “I am not asking if she has a child. I am asking if she had a child with her, and you will tell me the truth, or I will bring hell down on this goddess forsaken pack.” As my wolf began to show her presence in my words that spit from my lips like venom. Her eyes widened at my threat, and I could see the fear now in her eyes, before she says to me, “I am sworn to secrecy by my Luna. I can not speak of her affairs with you.”

He had no idea that the secret he wanted most to hide from me was already out in the open, nor did he realize that the Luna he swore he couldn't lose was already planning her escape. The rain started pouring on my way home. Suddenly, I remembered another rainy night when Rue decided to confess to Troy. She held out a single rose with trembling fingers, cheeks burning scarlet. "I like you, Troy." He tore that rose apart in front of everyone, ripping it petal by petal. "I'll only ever have one Luna in this life. Don't have any thoughts you shouldn't have. It disgusts me." That scene was so deeply etched in my mind that I never again believed the witch's prophecy. Now, those same hands that shr

She wasn’t there. He left without another word. When the door closed, Maya didn’t collapse. She didn’t cry. She stood still, hand pressed to her chest, breathing through the unfamiliar calm. Outside, the moon hung full and luminous—watching. Inside her, something had awakened. The Luna he never expected had chosen herself first. And this time, she would not go back to sleep.

"Lulu, I was accepted into a university in Germany. Today's my flight. I'm leaving. But no matter what happens, the place you hold in my heart can't be taken. You're the only one for me." Luna looked at him, speechless. "I will come back for you." He whispered and left. In the following days, while Luna was busy trying to settle her feelings... something far more terrifying awaited her

"Then let me be your General. Let me be the Alpha who stands behind the Queen. I don't care about the 'Regret' anymore, Elena. I care about the Return." The "face-slap" of his humility was the final brick in the wall of my anger. I didn't forgive him—not yet. Five years of pain don't vanish in a single night. But as I looked at our children, safe and sleeping in the warm light of the cabin, I realized that the "Hidden Luna" was no longer a secret. We were a Pack. And the 100-chapter journey of The Alpha’s Regret: The Hidden Luna’s Return was just moving into its most dangerous phase.

The vision of Selene appeared once more, her expression softening. “You have faced the trial of the northern peaks,” the voice said. “You have proven your courage and your bond. But the true shadow remains… it lies within the heart of the first Luna’s sanctuary, beyond the mountains where the Moon never sets. There, you will confront what was hidden even from your ancestors.” Aria exhaled, her chest heaving. “Then that is where we go.” Kael nodded, sheathing his sword. “And we face it together. No hesitation, no fear. Whatever it is, it will not break us.”

Alpha Brentwood listened for his fated mate inside the bathroom. He heard her sobs while she cleaned. His wolf howled with sadness to hear his fated mate crying. "I promise everything will be fine soon, my Luna," he said softly. Once she realized what she was and what she is to him—his fated mate. He'll take her back to his pack, where she'd never have to lift a hand to do anything and be the happiest she-wolf. Brandon was driving from the gas station when he caught Alpha Brentwood watching his girlfriend, Halsey, discarding trash into the bin, and he immediately drove over to his workplace.

Never me. I was only a secret Luna then but it's over now. Beyond her, I could see Vaelor giving me an apologetic look. It only added to the rage carefully building in my bloodstream. Why was he apologizing now, after all this time? Was it because all the lies he told me had been crushed right in front of him? I straightened my back. None of that mattered; it was all in the past and I should leave it there. Just as I was about to enter the Pack House, I felt a slight nudge.

Luna shrugged. “Maybe someone likes flowers.” Leo pointed at the corner. “And this room.” “What room?” “Secret room.” Luna looked confused. “Why?” Leo answered without thinking. “So nobody disappears.” The words landed strangely. He frowned afterward like he did not know where they came from. Across the room, Seraphina went still. Luna looked at him. “You think people disappear?” Leo kept working. “Sometimes.” Luna lowered her eyes. Neither child spoke for several seconds. The noise around them continued.

"When we were ten? Fifteen? When he was dead?" "I don't know!" Luna's voice broke. She pressed her hand to her mouth, tried to pull herself together. "I don't know, okay? I didn't plan any of this. I didn't plan you. I didn't plan coming back here. I didn't plan —" She stopped. Took a shaky breath. "I didn't plan for him to see you. For him to figure it out." "So what was the plan?" Ronan asked quietly. He'd been silent until now. Standing in the corner. Watching. Always watching.