The Unlikely Luna Novels & Stories

She'd become accustomed to the cracks, treated them like weather patterns. "Probably. But we'll deal with it like we always do. Together." The party was smaller this year, limited to close pack members. Too risky to have large gatherings when reality might split open at any moment. But Luna didn't seem to mind. She was happy playing with Marcus and a few pup friends. "Make a wish," Dante said as Luna leaned over her cake, four candles flickering. Luna closed her eyes, concentrating hard. Then she blew out all the candles in one breath. When she opened her eyes, they were glowing slightly, both colors swirling together.

“Why don’t you bring her to the festival, Uncle?” Julian asked as she watched her uncle look devastated. It had been a month since the two proclaimed Luna had given birth. “Festival?” “It’s happening in the city later this night,” Julian jumped off the stairs and looked at Adhler. She sighed at him, “You look like you need the break too, I will watch over your son for you two,” “You just wanted him for yourself, don’t make me laugh, Julian,” the princess rolled her eyes.

Together, they worked towards achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, leveraging Luna's principles as a guiding framework. One of the key areas of focus for the Luna Alliance was climate change mitigation and adaptation. Recognizing the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, countries implemented ambitious targets to transition to clean and renewable energy sources. Innovative solutions, such as advanced energy storage, smart grid technologies, and carbon capture and storage, were developed and deployed at scale. Luna's principles guided these efforts, ensuring a balance between technological advancements and practical implementation strategies.

A painful scraping noise filled the air, and she scratched the edge into the rock. My hands snapped to my ears as I attempted to muffle out the horrible noise. Pru was the only person who didn’t seem affected by the noise’s frequency. After a couple of moments, Luna Emma rolled back on her haunches before standing up. She pocketed the knife and gestured towards the border. “It is done.” ***Are you sure we can trust her?*** I mind linked Orion. ***I trust her on this.*** Orion responded. It was an interesting word choice...on this.

They both chorus , Taking a fewer step closer to me with their head to the floor . "But I already said I'm less available for this and you can't be talking to me with your head to the floor ,I don't bite neither would I hurt you if you stares at me "I mumble. "We are sorry ma'am,but we would be defying the order if we stares rightfully at the Luna face "they both mutters . "And who is the Luna if I may asked ?"I retorted ,not knowing how to respond and also their sudden tendency for respect and how they were so passionate about it all .

I smiled. *** We remained in my grandma’s house. Since Luna worked as a photographer, she didn’t bother about being far away from her workplace. Most of her clients happened to be online customers. Whenever Luna goes on research trips, discovering new places, and capturing the most exquisite sights, she normally posts them online for her clients. She attended lots of weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, and other occasions to capture their moments. But I discovered something. Since the incident with Miguel, Luna became withdrawn, she was always moody. Whenever I ask what the problem was, she would blame it on stress. From her reactions, I learned she was scared. Luna who practically fears not

she examined her bruised elbow "Why did you scare me like that Tee? I thought it was.." "The Alpha wolf?" Tracey raised an eyebrow "Don't give me that look. He's real and I know it' "They are just dreams, Rose. You probably have them because you're a destined to be a Luna" Tracey suggested "So why does it keep coming back? Same wind, same woods, same voice, same everything. It can't be just dreams, can't you see? Something's lurking and I have something to do with it. If only I could find a link to all of this" Rose argued

Their mother saw the bond between us—how I adored her sons, and how they adored me. None of us had met our fated mates. But we vowed to stand together, no matter what. We chose each other. They chose me. When Damian and Lucian became Alphas, we completed the bond, and I became their Luna. We promised to reject our fated mates if they ever came. We swore it. But when Rosalina arrived, radiant and golden, chosen by the Moon herself, they didn’t hesitate. They never rejected her. How could I ever compare to that?

I know I should be grateful they found me when they did but most times, I can’t help but wish they left me to die in the shadows among the trees. “Tonight, we wear our finest dresses, dance, and act like we don’t have a care in the world and if the moon goddess finds us worthy; we’ll find our mate got it?” Kim’s sweet voice takes that bossy edge she loves to use. “Yes, boss.” “Now, if you don’t mind can we start breakfast before Luna wakes up? You know how she gets when food’s late.” Kim smirks, “Deal, the sooner we start, the sooner we finish,”

Attacks still happened human extremists bombing hybrid schools, rogue packs attacking settlements. But we were trying. Building something new. "Mail came," Vera called, tossing me an envelope. An invitation to speak at the UN next month about hybrid rights and supernatural-human cooperation. "They want both of us," I told Kael. "Think the girls are ready for New York?" "They brought down interdimensional monsters at birth. They can handle Manhattan." That evening, after Dr. Rhodes finished the weekly checkup, Kael pulled me aside. "Luna's power manifested today," he said quietly. "When she laughed, every light in the house flickered."