Uncrowned Luna I Waited Five Years Novels & Stories

The Lycan tilted his head slightly. “Former.” The single word sounded like judgment. “You ended the bond publicly?” he asked. “Yes,” Ryan snapped. The Lycan’s eyes narrowed faintly. “Then you forfeited claim.” Ryan’s voice cracked, “I can reclaim it.” The Lycan’s expression hardened. “No.” Silence. “You cannot unbreak what the Moon witnessed.” Ryan’s chest rose and fell harder now. “This is my pack,” he insisted. Ethan finally stepped forward. “And she is not your possession.”

Then back at me. "Fear," he said. Flat and plain and entirely unguarded. "Not of you leaving. Not of Riven specifically. Fear that is." He stopped and started again. "I waited five years for you. Five years of full moons on that floor and councils pushing for a Luna selection and the prophet's words sitting in my chest like a stone. And I found you and I marked you and I have been waiting every day since for the thing that comes after this kind of luck. The correction. The balance." "There is no correction coming," I said.

“Luna… please, I beg you. Let me call someone. I have a daughter in my village. I have been locked here for three years without any communication. Please…!” “Three years?” My eyes widened despite myself. The Luna choosing process had begun exactly three years ago, when His Majesty turned twenty-two. That meant she had been trapped here the entire time, cut away from the world beyond these mountains. Lord! Things could not have been easier for me. A slow smirk crept across my lips as I gazed at the warm phone resting in my hand. The faint glow of its screen reflected in my eyes. This small device would prove to be an excellent instrument for using these girls.

Reading your comments and reviews has been truly heartwarming. As "Claiming His Luna" ended, I must bid farewell to all of you, my dearest readers, as well as the characters Cercei and Lucian in this story. Warm regards, Anna Shannel Lin ---END---

The royal bell suddenly rang across the pack, its deep sound echoing through the courtyard and silencing every conversation. A moment later, the speakers positioned throughout the pack crackled, including the one in the parking lot, and the announcer's voice carried clearly through them. “The date of the Luna Ceremony has been decided. It will be held on the day of the Full Moon, which is three days from now,” came the voice of the announcer. Three days. Whispers began flying from different directions, and even Elowen wasn't left out. I stared ahead, my fingers slowly tightening around the edge of the box. “In three days,” I whispered, pressing my lips into a thin, straight line.

he announced. Everyone lifted their glasses. "To our Alpha, Colt. And to our Luna." His eyes found mine. "Lyra has served this pack well for five years. Despite her humble origins, she has done her duty." The words were sharp. Hidden daggers wrapped in silk. "Humble origins," I repeated. Aldric smiled. "An Omega rising to Luna. It is quite remarkable." Ravenna giggled. "She's come so far. We should all be proud." The table filled with polite laughter.

8. Luna had been waiting for Lucas for almost two hours. She had also finished five cups of coffee that made her stomach bloat, waiting for Lucas. However, that guy did not come. That guy had no intention of coming. Finally, Luna Lee raised her head and wiped away the tears. Called the waiter to pay for the five cups of coffee. Then she walked out and down the sidewalk to the club bar a few blocks ahead. The plan, Luna Lee wanted to dispel her sadness there while having fun alone. But, just walking ten meters, Luna's tears fell again and made her steps stop there.

Coincidentally, I’m also in Sea City right now, would you like to meet up? Luna paused, excitement bubbling in her chest. [I’m attending a wedding tomorrow, would you like to come along?] [Alright.] Reading the word ‘Alright’ that the man sent to her, somehow, excitement filled her chest. She never thought she could somehow reconnect with someone with whom she had lost contact for so many years. At least she could make up for past regret, right? Looking at her smiling eyes, Luna frowned. “What's the matter?" Luna took a deep breath and turned to look at her, "You are right. The clan member... is still here!"

“I think she didn’t die, she is back. I said and he took a swift turn to look at me before signalling with his hand asking who was back. “The rightful Luna of the Pack and betrothed to the Alpha Karl is back but the only thing is she has lost her memory and can’t remember anything, I even heard Alpha Karl call her Avery I guess it’s a name he gave to her to have an identity,” I said waiting for a reaction because we had somehow plotted and I had made sure to do the job of taking Naya Rose the supposed Luna out and so she wouldn’t ever come back but I was wrong I didn’t kill her.

"Hey, Hold on! Why would you address Indrane as Luna?" "Oh, lest I forget, Luna Indrane delivered a beautiful male pup yesterday, and Alpha Chester will be announcing her as the new Luna of the pack and will be declaring the little cutie pup as the heir. The ceremony will begin very soon, I really can't wait because alot of people will be attending." She said and I could sense the joy in her voice. What is she talking about? I wanted to agree that she was only pulling my legs, but no maid had such confidence. My heart clenched, a sense of betrayal flooding my senses. How could this be? I struggled to process the news, my hands shaking uncontrollably.