All Chapters of A Rejected Luna's Revenge: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Something is wrong.Something is seriously wrong. The feeling of dread that had settled at the bottom of my stomach ever since I stepped foot into the pack house was growing bigger as I made my way to my wing. I clenched my teeth, feeling the unfamiliar stab of pain in my chest that seemed to grow worse as seconds ticked by. I was just coming back from the hospital where the doctor had confirmed once again that I wasn't pregnant after all the scares and false hopes that I might be. The thought brought a wave of sadness crashing through my being and I pursed my lips, my eyes glazing over with tears.I couldn't tell my husband and Alpha, Lucas on the phone so I opted to come home. But on my way, my chest began to hurt and I didn't know why. Well, I was about to find out. As I walked along the hallway that lead to our bedroom, I began to hear the dreadful sounds of bed creaking. I froze, My heart skiddering to a stop and I felt my blood run cold. Surely, I heard wrong. It couldn't be. Th

I should not be here. I don't know what I was thinking, seating down in a such a run down and overpopulated pub at the edge of town, drinking a glass of diluted beer. Surveying the crowd with displeasure, I let out a sigh and continued with my drink, my mood darkening as seconds ticked by. I had been heading straight to my hotel after a long day of business deals to go and get some rest when I had this overwhelming urge to come to this pub. I barely went to crowded places, so it was strange that I had such a need to be here. It felt so out of place. Regardless, I had walked in and as expected, nothing caught my interest. Still, I couldn't leave. The beast that resided within me, wouldn't let me leave. Unable to contend with it, I had gotten a seat at the obscure center of the pub and was quietly drinking, seemingly waiting for nothing. More people trooped in and out and the noise grew louder. This irritated my wolf, who absolutely loved quiet places but still I couldn't leave. Fin

Katrina.I found myself in an hotel room.Correction, Nicholas and I found ourselves in an hotel room. And I had barely taken any steps in when he smashed his lips on mine, catching me by surprise and stealing my breath away. Only for a second though. I immediately closed my eyes, wrapping my hands around his neck as I pulled him closer to me, deepening the kiss. Nicholas groaned, the guttural sound causing liquid heat to flow through my veins.I pulled away quickly, breathing heavily as I stared into his emerald eyes that had taken a yellowish tint in the dark room. He was no ordinary human, there was no doubt about it. But I was in no mood to ask who the hell he was. I just wanted to feel and forget. Pressing my body against his, I slammed my lips on his and let him kiss me again, his tongue delving deeper into my mouth and his strong hands caressing my back. His coat tumbled to the floor, leaving only the thin dress I had on. Soft gasps escaped my lips as his grip on my waist tigh

I woke up with a start, a dull throbbing in my head as I was hit with the full force of a hangover. My unfocused gaze danced around the room, taking in the unfamiliar surroundings before settling on the floor-to-ceiling windows that adorned the hotel room. The faint blue streaks lining the sky told me it was almost dawn, and I groaned inwardly. What had I done? I tried to move, but my body protested heavily against the action, causing me to stifle a groan as soreness toppled over me like a ton of bricks. My muscles ached, my mouth was dry, and my head was spinning. I closed my eyes, trying to remember what had happened the night before. The events of the day before came flooding back, leading to this moment and I grimaced. I had been rejected by my mate, who had been cheating on me with my best friend and was even pregnant for him. The pain, betrayal and humiliation hurt me so much and I had tried to drown it in alcohol. And then...I remembered. I had hooked up with a random man I m

(Six months later)I stood behind the counter of my small restaurant, aptly named "Moonbeam's", giving a warm smile to the customers who walked into the cozy building. The bell above the door jingled merrily, announcing the arrival of another friendly face. Both regulars and newcomers alike were greeted with equal enthusiasm, their loud greetings reverberating in the small space. I'd chuckle and chat for a while before responding with equal warmth, happy to see their faces light up as they entered my little haven.The air was filled with the enticing scent of freshly brewed coffee, oven-fresh bagels, and cookies, wafting from the kitchen where my talented baker, Emma, worked her magic. Located in a small town that barely saw outsiders, Moonbeam's had become a staple, a place where locals gathered to share stories and laughter.After being kicked out of the Moonstone pack and rejected as their Luna, this was what my life had turned out to become. And honestly, I was loving every second