Romans & histoires The True Luna's Forbidden Temptation

I couldn’t believe I was looking down to see him on one knee with a diamond ring in hand. “Daciana Whitemane, I know we had a rough beginning but the moon goddess found a way to bring us together again. I don’t regret ever telling you about how I feel. My only regret was waiting long enough to realize. Would you please make me fulfilled by being my Luna?” he asked. I stared at the ring for what felt like ages. I felt like I was dreaming. “Y…yes,” I managed to say. He stood up and slipped the ring into my finger. I jumped in excitement and hugged him.

“You are, just like you lie to yourself that you are doing this pit of duty forgetting I felt your heart thump like crazy when Kael stood before important people and bound his eternity to yours.” I wanted to argue when she chirped in, “He didn’t say temporary Luna… he claimed you.” She didn’t stop there, “You would excuse any act of that man, must of the people there are allies and wouldn’t rat this out so he could have added the minor detail that your arrangement was temper but as always he decided then and there that he decided that you’ll be his tool for life?” “A convenient wife, a silent but useful Luna that s disposable when it suits him.”

"Listen to me, I swear on my father's grave that I will protect you and our children from whatever monster sent this. Nobody touches our family." I stood rigid within his embrace for a long, heavy moment, the warmth of his chest filtering through my clothes. Then, slowly, I pulled back, lifting my chin high as a sudden, brilliant flash of dangerous golden light erupted across my silver eyes, melting away the fragile shock. The weakness was gone, replaced by the iron-clad authority of a supreme Luna.

Luna would continue her web of deceit, eagerly anticipating the unfolding of her plans. Vivian returned home and decided to uncover the truth by exploring Luna's social media account, unaware she was walking into Luna's trap. As she scrolled through the latest posts, her eyes widened at a specific photo Luna had shared—a picture taken at the Morris family estate. Vivian's heart sank, struggling to breathe as she believed Louis had deceived her. In reality, Luna intentionally posted the photo to create misunderstanding and make Vivian doubt it. It was all part of her meticulously crafted plan to manipulate Vivian's perception and drive a wedge between her and Louis.

"Here comes the Luna" Glowing and shining About to meet the man The man of her dreams The leader of the pack; All her fears and worries laid aside With a trusting and open heart She gives him all her love and life Leaving nothing behind Here comes the Luna Bubbling with power and strength Her right arm is raised To lift her children up Her feet are raised and strong To crush the head of the serpent Beautiful are the feet of the bride The Luna Here comes the Luna Here to meet her groom

Xavier stepped down from his throne, holding the hand of the woman Aria had seen earlier, and people began to applaud. "I thank you all from Winter Pack for receiving me with open arms and going to lengths to ensure I am comfortable. However, I have come here to stay and hope we all work together for the betterment of this pack. I am introducing you all to Sasha." Sasha waved her hands at everyone, wearing a smile. "Those of you from Snowpack already know who she is. I am introducing her to the members of the Winter Pack. This woman standing right here is my heartbeat personalised. She has been there for me through thick and thin, even when I thought I would die of heartbreak." As he spoke,

The heavy projector screen at the front of the grand hall hums with static before the audio cuts back in, raw and unedited. “The fetus carries the core life force,” Amanda’s voice spills out of the speakers, high, sweet, and entirely toxic. “If we drain the soul-bond during the execution ceremony, Cecelia dies, the baby dies, and the energy transfers directly into my broken core. I will become the True Luna. Lucas will never know the difference.” I stand in the center aisle, my black dress sweeping the marble floor, my posture straight as a blade. I do not look at the crowd. I keep my eyes locked on the head table where Lucas sits.

A cruel joke from the gods, I was sure. “In the Trial of Temptation, you will each be placed in isolation. There will be no audience to watch you. No one to guide you,” he looked at us closely. And then he continued, “To be Luna, one must know how to resist their own desires for the good of their people. If you succumb to temptation, you are disqualified. But if you break the veil…” he paused for a dramatic moment, “You will win.” What would be my temptation? I wondered to myself before the gong sounded and the environment changed.

Now, I just had to make sure that they never closed on me again and in order to do that the harpies needed to die. "What’s going through that head?" Mason asked, raising a brow. "Murder." I responded honestly. "Don’t worry," Mason assured, "We’re going to kill all those that stand against us." "Not we," I argued, giving a stern look. "You’re going to focus on your recovery. Leave the rest of it to me and the pack." "But…" Rolling my eyes, I sat up enough to press my lips against his. "No buts," I smirked, pulling away enough to look into his quickly darkening eyes. "I’m not the same girl I was back then." I continued, "you chose me to be your luna and you should trust in your decision. Plus,

The best thing now is for you to comport with them and do whatever they told you," she uttered. My jaw dropped when I saw the Luna I know—the Helen whom I married—wagging her mouth and talking mannerless to me, even accusing me of what she knows best. "Ok, you're claiming to know nothing about why we are here; the pack's Luna said you killed your mother for a reason best known to you; according to her, you killed her to obtain more dominance and power from the vampire king who fortified you," the man stated. "I know nothing about this you're talking about; please! By the way, what proof did she have to claim she's right in what she is saying?" I asked, still shocked that the whole thing was