The Luna's Curse

moon rising slowly behind the dark mountain peaks. Its eerie glow painted the clouds crimson, ca

ache of memories she tried to bury. Every time the blood moon appeared, the curse

to keep the panic at bay. The wind whispered secrets thr

ing her down to the darkest

nd eyes etched into her memory. She recalled the way his gaze would crinkle at the corners when he smiled, the way his voice rumbled like

eckless-he'd sworn he would break t

as the cruelest cut, a betrayal wrappe

o her palms. She had vowed never to love again, never to let herse

twig snapping beneath heavy footsteps

and a presence that set the air on fire. His silhouette was sharp agai

here," Aria said,

in that didn't quite reach his eyes. "But the packs

st was a dangerous game, especially with men like hi

voice cracking. "Every Alpha who's eve

hing. "Maybe it's time someone f

was electric, the air t

hind them. A pack of enforcers, their eyes glea

ntensified, shadows dancing like ghosts among the trees. Th

in front of her, fists clenched. "St

hase

in, roots threatening to trip them. The pack's howls echoed behind

g and steady. When she stumbled, he

el said, breathless. "They want you go

ped. "Because

urse," he said fiercely. "You

on reached its peak. The blood-red light

st heaving, eyes

hardened. "N

blazing. The battle was brutal and raw. Claws slashed, teeth s

sn't just running anymore-she was fighting for her li

fierce guardian whose ev

k to her knees, trembling but alive... I survived,she thought wond

oice low but steady. "Th

onger a curse but a call. A call to face the da

n a long time, hope