Upper Moon Meeting Novels & Stories

Although at first, it seemed like a bad idea to me—and it probably was—I end up inviting Jordan out of curiosity. I want to know how he will react. The Silver Crescent pack gathers once every month at Luna's temple to celebrate Crescent night, for a blissful period filled with music, laughter, delightful food, and chaos of all kinds. My mother would be there along with my grandma, the only time the old lady ever chooses to leave her bed. Usually, I would be at the center, organizing the monthly event along with my packmates. But this time, my attention has been carried away by other concerning things.

But if it ever happens that a member of the Cholmáin pack comes into my territory, they won’t get a warm welcome. We had planned the Luna ceremony throughout the school year. We managed to finalize everything over the summer after she officially moved in. We were waiting to hold the ceremony on the blood moon in November. Typically Luna ceremonies for our pack are held on the blood moon. Almost the entire pack was in Mount Hood for the event. We left some warriors to guard the borders of this and the other cities my pack lives in. We had set up the open field near the reservoir to host the event. We had built a platform, and Silvercloud set up monitors and speakers so that everyone present c

Alastor shrugged. "Not trusting your pack, Alpha?" Harriet threw in. "I think they should know, at least before we are marked, and I am officially Luna. If not, it's like I am lying to them, and I don't want to start off lying to them." "She makes a point." Alastor mused. "Fine, but that doesn't give us much time; the Blood Moon is next week." Orion sighed as he slid into his desk chair, rummaging through some paperwork. "We have a pack meeting in two days, might as well do it then."

I muttered under my breath, heading toward the chair to rest my aching back. "Do you have to have the last word?" I bit my lip again, looking toward the bathroom. "Are you using it first or should I?" "I can wash up in the gym." He was a jerk and knew exactly how to use our hierarchy against me, but he was also... considerate. He was halfway across the room when he turned around. "The council meeting was rescheduled. It happens in two days, after the full moon party. Oh, and by eleven, Mina is going to be here for your measurements."

“I’ll have two men up there right away. And about being your Beta, thank you. I won’t let you down.” “I know you won’t.” I clicked off the phone and turned to Cory and Harper. “Do not move from your post until your relief comes. Then, you’re free to enjoy. The Blood Moon is already rising, and they’re starting the bonfire.” “Aye,” they both said. I walked into my suite and knocked on the adjoining door. Brenna flung it open and threw herself into my arms. I scooped her up and crushed my lips to hers as I carried her into my suite.

“You also need to start looking at him without turning into a tomato.” Mer peeked at me between her fingers, her face still red. “Impossible.” I laughed, shaking my head. “You’ll survive, don’t worry.” Before Mer could respond, Zara suddenly cleared her throat, making sure all eyes were on her. I turned to look at her, and—surprise, surprise—she was smiling sweetly again, as if she hadn’t been glaring daggers at Kai just a few minutes ago. “The important women of the pack are having a meeting later today to plan the upcoming Moon Festival,” she announced, her voice all sugar and grace. Then, without missing a beat, she turned her gaze to Mer, staring at her pointedly.

James said. “Next 3 days, you have a meeting in the Moon hall,” James added. “Isn't the next three days the full moon?” Kael asked, his eyes fully open. “Yes, is something the matter?” James asked. Kael fell into deep thought, not responding to his question. “If it is about you not finding your Luna. Most of the pack knows not to bother you about it,” James said. It's not that I have found her,” Kael said. “But, there is a problem,” Kael said, sighing.

All the doubts fade away. I start to walk to the firepit and see Amelia sitting with Paul in the front. She gives me a reassuring smile and blows me a kiss. I catch it and bring it to my heart before stopping at the spot the councilman directs me to stand. I bring my eyes to meet Malachi's and we both grin slightly. "Good evening, Aberdeen pack. Tonight, we gather for this moment to bring a new member into the pack. Let's all look to the moon and pray for the Moon Goddess to accept our offering." The councilman says, looking up to the moon, as do all the others.

“As much as I want to talk to you forever, I’m going to head out to meet her. I’ll keep you updated, though.” She frowns and nods. “I hope you find the answers you’re looking for and can return soon.” “I will. When has Alejandro set the conference for?” I ask. I do want to be back for it. “Soon, at the next Blood Moon, which is the biggest gathering of the year. He will do a live conference at the ball. This year, the Night Walker Pack is hosting it.” I nod, “That makes sense. A larger public audience means more people can ask questions. Although shame for those who find their mates, they’ll be hit with a lot of questions.” I say.

Olivia laughed and motioned for him to come closer. He bent down and kissed Olivia on the lips, then her full belly. Then, he fondly stroked it. "Are you having fun there, little alpha?" "Oh!" Olivia exclaimed when she felt another kick. They gaped at each other, both smiling from ear to ear, then laughed while the rest of the pack howled below the light of the full moon. Their pack always waits for a lunar eclipse together, running in the woods of Crescent Hills. But that night, Blake decided to go back home early because Olivia was left alone.