The Secret Luna Left Now He Regrets Novels & Stories

Madison gritted her teeth and left before she made a fool of herself. Ina secluded corner of the banquet hall, Rhea drowned her sorrows in alcohol. She regretted pushing Luna into the pond. That was going to be the perfect way to embarrass and ostracize Luna, but she ended up revealing Luna’s true face. She felt like she had taken a gun and shot a bullet into her own head. Looking through the window of the car, Luna realized that they were taking a strange path. “This isn’t the way home,” she said, looking at the man in the driver’s seat.

I turned on my heel and stormed out of the room, the weight of it all bearing down like a curse. The Luna had vanished. And for the first time in my life, I realized… I was no longer the one being left behind. I was the one being forgotten.

If her mother was fighting the marriage, the marriage would be delayed for sometime. "Good," Isolde said softly, her voice smooth and casual again. "Tell my mother she has my full support in this matter. A common wolf has no business being the Luna. Now, what about the other job? Have your trackers found any trace of Liora Hale's scent near the streams?" The man looked at her, his face turning very serious as he reached into his coat pocket. "We haven't found a scent, Luna. But we found something else in the human registries.”

Grayson said under his breath. "Really?" Her phone buzzed with a text message. Without thinking, she glanced at it: "Midnight has passed. You made your choice. Now face the consequences." Luna quickly deleted the message, but not before Grayson saw her face change. "What was that?" he asked. Luna looked at her husband, at this man she loved more than her own life, and realized she couldn't keep carrying these secrets alone. "There's something I need to tell you about Helena," she said as they reached their car. "Something that happened at the gala tonight."

I returned those kisses even as I continued to berate my mate. "You feel no shame, but I do for you!" Richard's face contorted with discomfort. He reached out awkwardly to touch my shoulder. "It's all in the past, long forgotten," he insisted. "I just got emotional seeing little Luna. Besides, it wasn't in front of anyone." I mimicked his baby talk with bitter sarcasm, which only made me weep harder. Richard stroked my shoulders, his voice dropping to a pacifying murmur. "Let's not let others hear about this—it'd be a joke. I won't see her anymore."

“You didn’t know? Then tell me, why do you think Luna had the nerve to provoke me so openly? Because you all enabled her. “If you fools hadn’t believed her every word and doubted me every time, she never would’ve dared to humiliate me like that. “In the end, that spoiled arrogance of hers came from all of you.” She paused for a moment, then added, “Since we’re being honest, I’ll tell you a secret. Luna has known for a long time that she isn’t even part of the Lewis family. You’re the only ones still in the dark. “That’s exactly why she and her mother wanted me gone because I found out their secret. “Shocking, isn’t it? The little sister you’ve spent years protecting and coddling turned out t

They both had participated in a play in college and they were enacting it out for Vera especially. The story was about a Luna who was rejected by her Alpha mate and cheated too. Poor Luna was heartbroken and left his pack without a second glance at him. Later on she met a handsome Alpha who happened to be her second chance mate. The surprising element of the story was that the Luna was a secret heiress of an Alpha King. 'Verena, doesn't that sound just like our story? It's like they're retelling our story differently to us.' Verity exclaimed as the play was still on going.

My vision blurred and I didn't know if it was from tears or from whatever was happening to my body. "Stand up, Abital." Ruth's voice cut through my pain. "You're embarrassing yourself." I tried but my legs wouldn't cooperate. "She's weak," someone in the crowd said. "She can't even handle a rejection without falling apart." Laughter rippled through some wolves though not all of them. Some looked away, but most of them laughed that made me want to disappear . "I choose Selena Winters as my mate and future Luna," Damon continued. "She is strong where strength is needed."

Desperate to save her dying mother and stop her relentless matchmaking, twenty-five-year-old artisan Elsin Waveridge signs a mate bond with Alaric Westbourne—a low-ranking laborer off the pack notice board. But the broad-shouldered stranger carrying her crates is no ordinary worker. He is the secret supreme Alpha of Westbourne Alpha Holdings, hiding his billion-coin identity behind cheap tunics and broken carts. As passion ignites and ancient secrets surface, Elsin must navigate a sudden mate bond with a man who holds the fate of the entire territory in his hands. [Werewolf Romance, Disguised Alpha, Hidden Identity, Secret Heir, Arranged Marriage, Fated Mates, Possessive Alpha, Enemies to L

“Your brother did, or someone else. I don’t know. But I wasn’t lying. You just didn’t want to listen.” He leaned forward, elbows on his knees. “You’re telling me I destroyed you for nothing.” “Yes,” she whispered. “Exactly that.” For a moment, something flickered in his eyes. Regret? Guilt? She couldn’t tell. He blinked, and the expression vanished. “You should’ve told me,” he muttered. “I was going to,” Luna admitted. “But after what happened, I couldn’t. You humiliated me. You called me a liar in front of everyone I knew. You made me feel like trash. How was I supposed to tell you I was pregnant?”