All Chapters of The Supreme Luna: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Alexa“There was no other way. I need to heal her,” I snapped. “Are you going to perform a healing ritual on a human? Isn’t that dangerous?” asked the healers, stuttering and gaping at my decision. “Please reconsider. A healing ritual on a human could be fatal. Your energy might be too overwhelming for her to handle. What if she dies?” remarked one of the other staff. “She could also turn into a half-lycan, and your soul might erode,” Harlow added with a soft crease on his forehead. “Will you help me?” I whispered to him. I turned to Harlow and looked into his eyes with a pleading gaze. Mythril took a sharp breath. Harlow stared at me. Each passing second felt like Jo’s life was slipping away faster. I could feel the girl’s life energy growing weaker in my grasp. “If we do it together, I believe the risks will be significantly reduced. You could act as a conduit to channel the excess energy

Alexa“I’m sorry. As I said, I had to do something elsewhere. It paused by Alpha Gabriel's order. Now you’re safe. I gotta go.” He shook his head.“Then what are you going to do out there?” I frowned at his words. I was reluctant to let him go. Honestly, I wanted to ask more, but Harlow gave only a brief explanation.“I was a servant at Silver Moon. So, I just want to know what it feels like not to carry any blood status as a rogue. Starting a new life.”There was sadness in his eyes. My heart pounded seeing him so sad. I could see his darkened expression and his uneasy, held breath.I came from a pure Alpha family, but they treated me as an Omega. So when we were free like this, somehow, I also felt relieved. I didn’t have to wake up early every morning to serve morning tea for my stepmother.He made me wonder what his life was like before he left the pack. Why did I never know

Alexa"She is mine." Alpha Alastair gritted his teeth."You can't just claim her as your slave," the tall man in front of me shielded me."Fuck off, Romero. You knew nothing."Romero? Was he Alpha Romero Blackmoore from the First Light Pack? What were the odds of two rivals of the strongest pack in the continent sharing the same room? It didn’t matter what they went to the meeting for. It failed in a miserable state.In a flash, Alpha Alastair swung a punch at the man before me. The tall man was quicker and dodged the blow. He then landed a kick to Alpha Alastair’s stomach, forcing him to stumble backward."Go, Brianna!" Mr. Moris barked an order.I fled as far as I could from that hallway. Behind me, I could hear Alpha Alastair roaring in fury. I turned back for a second and saw Mr. Moris delivering a sharp punch to his ribs. The situation escalated as more people gathered to watch the fight."Bree, what’s going on?!" Jo stopped me mid-run, her mouth agape."I had to go."Without fur

AlexaRomero pushed my back onto the bed, reclaimed my lips. He took the initiative to undress. I couldn't help but be impressed by his strong and well-built chest, slender body, and broad shoulders, which seemed ideal for resting my head on. He gasped as my fingertips brushed over his taut nipples, probably found it ticklish, but he didn't reject it. He nibbled and kissed his way down to my chest, left red marks on my flesh that made me shudder. His hands undressed me layer by layer, and his stare concentrated on my already warm thighs. He was attentive, kind, and careful. His tongue and fingers were soft on my clit. In steady rhytm, he brought me to an explosive moan several times, using only his fingers and tongue on my sensitive spot.“Oh, Goddess!” My toes curled on the bedsheet.I was taken aback. Never before had a man shown such patience and devotion to my satisfaction. He didn't even ask for anything in return, and he was completely focused on my pleasure, as if his life de

AlexaAfter walking for some time, my feet hurt. Since passing through the outer magical fog for over two hours, I still hadn’t found a bus stop or public transportation. Although I had come across a few cabins on the edge of the forest, it seemed I was still quite far from the human’s town center.The First Light area and Southern Star were two different cities. The distance was around 50 miles. Walking to Southern Star would have taken roughly fifteen hours and two hours by bus, according to the map app. So, of course, I had to look for the nearest bus stop.Exhausted and drenched in sweat, I moved away from the main road, headed deeper into the forest, and sat by a small river. I sipped some river water and splashed my body in the shallows. The cool sensation flowed over my sweaty body, and I whispered a gratitude to the Moon Goddess.Something piqued my interest as I climbed deeper up the riverbank. The breeze carried the scent of