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Book 1: The Lost Luna - Ch. 27 Trying To Make Amends
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Daemon's Point of View Over the next week and a half, Adriana and I had dinner at various human-owned restaurants three times. I still didn't want to take her back to Luna until we had mated fully and I had marked her. On the other nights, I made sure she and I dined in the small dining room together. I asked Adam and Tyler to eat elsewhere for a while, so I could take the time to get to know her properly. Each and every night, Adriana let me kiss her. Each and every night, it got more and more passionate. With each moan she made, I struggled to keep my wolf under control. I could smell her arousal and see it in her eyes. Her wolf was also at the surface, and she wanted me as much as I wanted her. I just didn't want to rush anything and risk losing her. When I asked Adriana if I had whisked her away from a boyfriend, she shook her head. Although she didn't say anything, I got the impression she hadn't dated before. Adriana did say that she was often asked out by humans when she wa
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Adriana's Point of View Things had been going well with Daemon lately, and it was great. He had been treating me with much more respect since the argument and was trying to mend our relationship. I felt like there might be a chance for the two of us to make this mating situation work. I really hoped it would continue like this. We had been going out on dates and getting to know each other. Every night we came home after dinner, he would ask for a kiss. Just the touch of his skin against mine felt like I would combust. I was seriously wondering if he would take it further. Just when I thought he would, he stopped. What is with that? Does he even want me? While I was playing the piano, I started feeling very strange. Suddenly I felt like the room was sweltering hot, and I needed something, but I wasn't sure what exactly I needed. Maybe it was a cold shower I needed. I went into the bathroom, turned the shower to cold, and stripped. Sitting on the shower floor, I let the water wash ov
Last Updated : 2022-09-30Hidden Legacy (The Lost Luna) Book 1: The Lost Luna - Ch. 30 Heat Part 3
Daemon's Point of View "Make me yours, Daemon," Adriana panted breathlessly. Those were the words I didn't even know I wanted to hear. My wolf was howling with delight inside me as I lined myself up to enter her. "Relax, Adriana. It will hurt a little, but I will take it slowly and carefully," I said, pushing in gradually. A third of the way in, I was impeded by her virginal membrane, and unfortunately, there was no way I wasn't going to hurt. I leaned forward to kiss Adriana before pushing through. She screamed into my kiss as the sharp pain hit her, and I waited for her to relax around me. After a while, I could feel Adriana relax. She was so tight around me, so any movement I made would have to be controlled, or I would lose right there and then. "It's okay now," Adriana whispered, moving her hips. I reciprocated and thrust my hips to meet hers. A rhythm was created with our bodies rolling into each other in a carnal dance. Pressure built up between us as we sought a joint re
Last Updated : 2022-10-01Hidden Legacy (The Lost Luna) Book 1: The Lost Luna - Ch. 31 Mixed Signals
Adriana's Point of View For two days, Daemon and I mated and marked each other multiple times during my heat. Not only had I never been intimate with a man before, I hadn't even dated. I had nothing to compare to what I had experienced with Daemon. Despite this, I could tell it was incredible. Part of me was jealous that Daemon was so good at pleasuring me. That level of skill could have only come with practice with other women. I didn't want to know how many other women he had slept with, but I wanted to know that I was the only one he would sleep with going forward. What I didn't know was how to communicate this to him. Part of me was scared that he was still going to reject me, and it scared me. Mating and marking him had affected me profoundly. I was in love with him. At least I thought I was, never having felt like this before, and it left me feeling vulnerable. "Theo and Daemon will love us," Calliope stated confidently. "I wish I felt as optimistic as you," I told her. "It
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Daemon's Point of View Something had been slightly off with Adriana all week since her heat, but I am not sure what. Part of me wondered whether she regretted mating with me and us marking each other. As far as I am concerned, there is no regret on my side. What's not to like with Adriana? She is intelligent, beautiful and sexy, a talented musician and has a lovely personality to boot. She is everything I could have wanted in a Luna. Every moment I can, I sit and watch her. Since her heat, I made sure Adriana moved into my room. She put her clothes into the other wardrobe, and I felt good about it. We were now mated, and she had moved in with me. Our nights were spent together. The sex was unbelievably intense. During the week, Adriana worked with me daily in the office, and I loved having her beside me. The administration work she was doing was training her to become Luna of our pack. Once I had talked to Mitchell, Tyler and Adam, her Luna ceremony could happen. There was a lot to
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Daemon's Point of View "Who the hell are you?" I bellowed at this unknown woman who had walked into my office like she owned the place. She stood there smiling and posing while looking around the room without a care in the world. It was as if we were supposed to be her worshippers. I supposed she could be called pretty, but it was obvious that there wasn't a lot going on for her upstairs in the brains department. Thinking about any woman other than my Adriana just didn't feel right. Compared to Adriana, this woman was the ugliest and stupidest woman there was. Theo was in complete agreement with me there. We both were absolutely head over heels in love with Adriana, and I needed to tell her soon. However, back to the problem at hand. Who the fuck was this woman? Theo didn't like her looks or her scent. He thought she smelt toxic and was snarling and chomping at the bit, wanting to come out. If she didn't hurry up and answer the damn question, I felt like letting Theo loose on her,
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Ariana's Point of View "He doesn't want us!" I cried to Calliope. "He doesn't want us at all!" I could feel her whimpering and whining as I ran upstairs to get away from Daemon and his new Luna. Staying here was definitely not an option, and Calliope agreed. I wiped my eyes and picked up my bag with all my gear ready to go. My first stop would be my mother's house, where I could make some plans. As I was leaving, Tyler came running up the stairs. When he saw that I had my bag, he looked concerned. "What are you doing?" he asked. "I'm leaving," I said and tried to push past him. "I can't let you do that," he answered, putting his arm out. How dare he stop me? How dare they keep me here against my will when Daemon is bringing another woman in here to mate with. I was beyond angry now. "Back off!" I growled at him with as much animosity and hatred as I could muster. "You will not follow me!" To my surprise, and his, by the look on his face, he did just that. "What did you do?" T
Last Updated : 2022-10-05Hidden Legacy (The Lost Luna) Book 1: The Lost Luna - Ch. 35 Found Her
Unknown's Point of View *** Warning: Graphic violence and badly spoken English.*** "Hey, boss! I seen a woman who looks like the splitting image of the photo whats you showed us," Kyle told me over the phone. "She's young but looks the same." "You mean spitting image," I sighed, closing my eyes and pinching the bridge of my nose. I despised listening to that imbecile mangle his native and only language. It was painful to hear and always gave me a headache, so I was thankful that the idiotic rogue wasn't able to mind-link me. Only my pack members could do that. However, to find a young woman who looked like Luna Mara was exciting news. On the night of the attack, we killed everyone who was there. We left no one alive who could have recognised us. However, I knew we had missed the pregnant Luna when we searched the bodies. There had been a total of three pregnant women in the pack, but none of them was her. The pregnant women were captured and dealt with separately. Kree said it wou
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Lucienne's Point of ViewClio stirred. At first, it was faint—a mere flicker of warmth beneath my skin, like the distant glow of a candle struggling against the darkness. It wasn't the full return of her vibrantly strong presence, but it was enough to send a wave of relief coursing through me. For the first time since I'd been dragged into this grim, lightless cell, I felt a sliver of hope.Her energy was weak and groggy, like waking from a deep, drugged sleep, and I could sense her struggling against the lingering effects of the wolfsbane. She couldn't speak, couldn't send me her thoughts, but I felt her there—a fragile yet unmistakable connection humming faintly within me. It was proof that the activated charcoal Michaela had smuggled to me was starting to work, pushing back against the poison that had muted her.I closed my eyes and concentrated, drawing strength from that tenuous bond. Clio's presence reminded me of who I was, of the power locked away inside me. Even if she couldn
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Lucienne's Point of ViewAs the sound of their retreating footsteps faded into silence, the tension holding my body upright gave way. My legs buckled, and I sank to my knees, the chains rattling softly as my arms hung limply above me. Pain radiated across my back, sharp and relentless, each breath pulling at the torn skin where the silver whip had bitten deep.For a moment, I allowed myself to feel it all—the anger, the fear, the helplessness. The weight of the situation bore down on me, pressing the air from my lungs. I clenched my fists, forcing my mind to remain clear. I couldn’t let this break me.“They’ll come for me,” I whispered, my voice cracking against the stillness of the cell. “Marc and Cole will find me.”I repeated the words like a mantra, willing myself to believe them. Marc and Cole were my mates. They wouldn’t rest until they tracked me down. The wolfsbane might dampen the bonds between us, but they were still there, faint and fragile threads that connected us. Once C
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Lucienne's Point of ViewWhen I opened my eyes, dim light greeted me—weak and distant, barely illuminating the space. My head throbbed, a dull ache pulsing at the base of my skull, and the cold, damp air bit into my skin like icy needles.I shifted slightly, trying to orient myself, only to feel the sharp tug of iron biting into my wrists. My arms were outstretched, pulled taut by heavy chains fastened to the walls on either side of me, leaving me in an awkward, uncomfortable sitting position on the hard stone floor.The light source was far away, casting faint shadows across the cell and doing little to push back the gloom. It was just enough for me to make out my surroundings—bare, unwelcoming, and suffused with the oppressive weight of captivity. The dim glow created more questions than answers, each corner of the cell cloaked in an eerie half-light that left me straining to see.For a moment, I couldn’t make sense of my surroundings. The air reeked of mildew, blood, and something
Hidden Legacy (The Lost Luna) Book 4: The Gamma and her two Alphas - Chapter 42 Prison Escape
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