The Substitute Luna Novels & Stories

One of them dared to say. "F*ck you and your counseling meeting. You men want to remove me from my position as a woman, I know it. Therefore I, Luna Queen of the Shadow Moon Pack! I'm leaving my Luna post. After me, my younger brother Suhas will be the new alpha of my pack. "After today he will take over the Shadow Moon pack.” Queen's voice echoed around the hall.

It was a complete insult to her that they chose her as their new Luna, a replacement in her position. Luna Savina turned her head away as she was covered with silence. She didn’t know what to say to that. It is as stupid as it sounds. At that time, they just thought that Celia would be the best candidate for a Luna because of her Beta genes. Aside from being the most powerful woman in the Pack, she also had a romantic history with Lorcan. There’s no one else that fits the Luna role better than her aside from Raven. Of course, if they knew that Raven was still alive, they wouldn’t have even suggested making Celia the Luna.

I watched to see the lucky guy. “Our winner for today’s contest is Leo Houston!” Everyone stared around for the Leo guy including me, where is he?? I expects such a lucky person to run out smiling or even jumping but there was not even a sign of the Leo guy. I stretched my legs to see through the crowds. My eyes. searching for the lucky guy. I caught the lady’s eyes on me. It dawned on me that Leo Houston was my new name, since I turned to my new identity— boy. “Leo Houston, Where are you? Walk forward!” She said again. I gathered every strength and walked forward. I couldn’t grasp the shock.

“You couldn’t even manage pack duties properly.” Luna laughed softly. The sound unnerved everyone nearby. “Pack duties?” She stepped closer. “You mean organizing banquets while your son cheated on me?” Ophelia’s face darkened. “You ungrateful—” “Do you know,” Luna interrupted smoothly, “what I was doing before I married into your family?” Nobody answered. Because the truth was—they had never asked. Luna looked around the ballroom. “At twenty-three, I headed the most advanced private cyber-intelligence unit in North America.” Her voice remained calm. “At twenty-four, I created defense systems currently used by seven governments.” She tilted her head slightly. “At twenty-five, I disappeared be

Luna called his attention and he narrowed his eyes at her. "No, Lulu, you can't have been corrupted," he said and I laughed. "Man-whore, everyone knows you're like a child; you can't be left on your own because you lose focus," I warned. "That's why I was training Luna, but I was put on bed rest and left the mission to Del. Del needs to go back to her place and Luna will substitute for me for a while. After the little troop is born, I'll go back to remote work and Luna will be, let's say, an extension of me until I return to the office."

Luna Sandra made me feel two inches tall, even when I was trying my best. “I'm trying my best," I muttered, my voice barely audible. Sandra stopped before me, tilting her head as though inspecting a flawed piece of art. "Your best isn't good enough. Being Luna isn't about trying—it's about doing all you can. If you fail, it's not just your reputation on the line, but the entire pack's."

If I had my way, I would hide my Luna inside the room till they left. His wife too…this slut! Why was she staring at my wife's boobs like that? I could swear I saw her licking her lips. I would make sure that Landon and his wife would take the room at the far end of the pack. These days my Luna had been acting so strange, I did not need people tempting her and giving her mother watering offers. “So tell me, Nicholas. What have you been giving to our Luna, she looks so shiny and plump! I like what I'm seeing,” Riley asked me.

“Being his mother doesn’t mean Dark totally listens to me. I should have you killed for seeing Dark’s vulnerable side, but Dark sees something in you and wishes to keep you. I can’t dispute that.” “Yes, ma’am,” Sal replied. “Good,” Lady Havana said. “You should hurry back. Your friends need you.” Sal immediately walked in haste toward the secret passage door. Lady Havana watched him go. FLASHBACK “Are you certain he’s the one?” The guard bowed his head before her. “He had a daughter, not a son.” Lady Havana thought silently for a while. “Where is this daughter?” “She is dead. Luna Selene of Blue Moon Pack—killed by rogues,” he replied.

“We know there are whispers. Doubts about the bond. About my Luna. Thorne planted those seeds, but we’re pulling them out today. Inara has something to say. Listen to your Luna.” All eyes turned to me. My heart pounded, but the bond wrapped around me like a warm embrace. I stepped forward slightly, keeping my chin high. “I know many of you still see me as the substitute,” I began, my voice carrying across the hall. It started a little shaky but grew stronger with every word. “I stepped into my sister’s place to prevent war, yes. But the moon didn’t see a replacement that night in the sacred circle. It saw me. It saw the bond that was always meant to be.”

My eyes stung. I buried my face down, too shaken to look them in the eyes, but still their whispers only grew. And yet again they spoke in her favour; they exalted her before me and talked down to me because I was never welcomed, and Darius…he kept quiet like he wasn’t seated in the gathering; he watched them and turned his eyes off me. “Luna Lyra was quite different”. They whispered. “Different is an understatement. She’s exceptional “. My wolf let out a sharp territorial growl.