All Chapters of LUNE: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

After a long and exhausting day of meetings with the pack elders, Arlo felt a mix of relief and frustration. The discussions had been intense, and while he understood the elders' concerns regarding his marriage to Lune, he had wished they could be more supportive of his choices. He had returned home with his mind buzzing, eager to reconnect with Lune and share the good news about her education.As he walked through the door, he was met by the familiar scent of the home he had grown to cherish. The warmth of the interior wrapped around him like a comforting blanket, and for a moment, he closed his eyes, taking a deep breath. He needed to be fully present for Lune, especially after the previous night’s misunderstandings.“Lune!” he called out, hoping to find her in the living room or perhaps in the garden where he often found her. But there was no response, just the soft rustling of leaves outside and the faint sound of water trickling from the fountain in the garden. Concern flickered

The next morning, Arlo woke up early and prepared to head out for work, leaving Lune still curled under the covers. He kissed her gently on the forehead, whispering a soft goodbye before slipping out of the room. The house felt peaceful, the calm before the storm of all the plans and events ahead of them. Later in the day, as Lune was lounging in the living room, she received a call from Arlo's secretary, Cassie. The phone rang a few times before she picked it up, her voice hesitant. “Hello?” Lune answered. “Good morning, Mrs. Lune,” Cassie’s cheerful voice came through. “This is Cassie, Mr. Arlo’s secretary. He asked me to let you know that everything has been prepared for your enrollment at the university. You can start your classes whenever you feel ready.” Lune’s heart skipped a beat. The idea of going back to school had been a dream she thought might never be realized, but here it was, within her grasp. “Really? Everything’s set up already?” she asked, a hint of disbelief in

The days passed quickly, almost in a blur for Lune. The Monday she had decided to start college was fast approaching, and with each passing day, her nerves seemed to intensify. She found herself constantly thinking about the new chapter ahead—attending classes, meeting new people, and adjusting to life as a student again. It felt like a whirlwind, and she wasn’t sure if she was fully prepared for it.Arlo, on the other hand, was doing his best to calm her nerves. He had noticed the way she fidgeted more, how her mind seemed elsewhere during their conversations, and how she occasionally stared off into space, clearly overthinking everything. He couldn’t blame her—so much had changed in such a short amount of time, and now she was preparing to dive into another new experience.One evening, as they sat together in the living room, Arlo reached over and took Lune’s hand in his. She looked up at him, her eyes wide with a mix of excitement and anxiety.“You’ve been quiet lately,” he said, h

When Lune got home, the events of her first day at school swirled in her mind, leaving her feeling overwhelmed. The realization that she had spent the entire day surrounded by werewolves had been a lot to process. She needed someone to talk to, someone who could offer her a bit of comfort.As she opened the door, she was surprised to find Ella, Marcus’ mate, sitting in the living room. Ella was a warm and welcoming presence, always ready with a kind smile. Her relaxed demeanor was exactly what Lune needed after the whirlwind of emotions that day."Lune! How was your first day at school?" Ella asked cheerfully, setting aside the magazine she had been flipping through.Lune sighed softly as she set her bag down and walked over to sit beside her. "It was… a lot," she admitted, her voice tinged with exhaustion. "I didn’t expect it to be like that."Ella raised an eyebrow. "Like what? Was something wrong?""It’s just…" Lune hesitated, trying to find the right words. "I didn’t know I was go

Lune entered the classroom, her mind still buzzing with the whispers from outside. She took a deep breath, trying to push the thoughts of the other students’ curiosity aside. It was her second day, and she was determined to focus on her studies, despite the strange looks she might get.The room was already filling with students, some of whom glanced her way, while others continued their conversations. Lune found an empty seat near the window, her favorite spot to observe without being too noticed. As she settled in, adjusting her notebook and pens on the desk, she felt a bit more at ease. The space was calming, with its soft hum of chatter and the rustling of papers, a small distraction from the intensity of her morning.She opened her notebook, flipping to a blank page, when she heard a familiar voice.“Hey, Lune!” Maya called out, her cheerful tone cutting through the noise of the room.Lune looked up to see Maya walking toward her with a big smile on her face. Her bright energy was