The Value Of The Infertile Luna Novels & Stories

Luna did as she was told, sitting down on the edge of the bed and looking up at her husband expectantly. "Luna, I need to talk to you about a rumor that's been spreading," Scott said, his voice calm but firm. Luna's brow furrowed in confusion. "What rumor?" Scott took a deep breath, gathering his thoughts. "The rumor is that you are infertile." Luna's eyes widened in shock. "What? That's ridiculous! Where did this even come from?" Scott sighed. "I've been receiving letters, spreading the rumor throughout the pack. I can't ignore it anymore. I need to know the truth."

Long enough to know that the Luna who stood before her was Luna Ariana Nathaniel, chosen to Alpha David Nathaniel who was the owner of one of the most flourished food companies in the world. “The reason why we are here is simple. It is about Luna Roland, she has no right to be part of us any longer as her husband is now deceased”, the luna declared. Daphne’s eyes darted over to the luna in question, Luna Helena Roland; she had tears in her eyes and did not look like her usual self.

The windows were open, and I could hear Selena talking inside. "It’s good that he has come for you," a woman’s voice said. It sounded like Selena’s mother. "Now, you will become the Luna, and you will get all the power you want." I froze, my heart hammering in my chest. What? My mind raced as I strained to hear more.

Every month that passed without conception felt like ammunition for those who questioned my worthiness as Luna. "We have time," he would say whenever he caught me staring wistfully at pregnant pack members. "There's no rush." But we both knew that wasn't entirely true. In the supernatural world, fertility was often seen as a sign of divine approval. A Luna who couldn't conceive was viewed as incomplete, potentially cursed, or—worst of all—not truly mated to her Alpha.

“That's pretty low, even for you.. “ Her words stung just for a moment. She was right. That was dumb and stupid “But I'm sure you are now aware of who the true Luna of this pack is.. “ she took a few steps into my room, her steps cautious and calculated. “It's me. You being his Mate means nothing… because in a few days, me and Ryan get married and ill be his Luna.” Crystal added, her voice cold. I didn't respond just stared at her. What was there to say? Everything Crystal said was true. She was going to marry Ryan and become his Luna. “See you around sis.” Crystal turned away and walked elegantly to the door. But she then stopped, snapping her her towards me. “One more thing… stay away from

"My Luna has been unable to conceive. We have seen every shaman, every wolf-physician, and every human specialist in the country. They all say the same thing; that she is healthy. And yet... there is no heir. After six years, the pack is becoming restless." “She’s losing herself in the process too, as you can see..” He wanted me to use my hard-earned skills to give Tiana the one thing I already had; his bloodline. I laughed bitterly inside me. "You want me to treat... infertility?" I asked. The words felt like hot ash in my mouth. "I want an heir," Zack said firmly. He squeezed Tiana’s hand, and she leaned her head against his arm. The sight was sickening. "The West-wash line needs a future

“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

I stared at him unblinkingly as he continued. “Three years of marriage, and not a single heir. There wasn’t any miscarriage, either. Then tell me, uncle. What was I supposed to do when Harley couldn’t conceive? Only being a good administrator isn’t enough for the title of Luna. A woman has to fulfill her natural duties as well to prove her womanhood.” Xander’s words echoed in my mind like a cruel thunder. Like, I was broken, defective, and less than a woman. But the truth? I was never diagnosed with infertility. The healers had told us to wait patiently, as it was the Moon Goddess’s decision to bless a couple with a child.

Holding my breath, I read every column, “Pregnancy: Negative HB level: 13 Infections: Negative” These general results forced me to turn on to the next page, my gaze swiftly fell on the bottom heading of ‘Doctors’ conclusion’. “Any female with Liastrone level higher than sixty percent is considered as fertile!” My heart beating fast in the rib cage threatened to jump out as I gasped, almost dropping the papers. “Liastrone level: 91 Lizette Bancroft is perfectly fertile to bear lycan’s heir.”