Everyone thought I was just an orphaned Omega—quiet, forgettable, barely worthy of the title Luna.
To Caelum, I was nothing more than a political bond. A placeholder while he chased his precious Aurora. He never touched me. Never asked about my past. Never cared.
Until I asked for a divorce.
He thought I was bluffing—until I signed the Lunar Severance contract without hesitation. And when his mother offered me one hundred million credits to disappear, I looked her dead in the eye and said: “Make it two.”
What they didn’t know was this: I graduated top of my class from Halston Combat Academy—the most elite institution in the werewolf realm. My name is etched into its walls. My bloodline is carved into the war history of our people.
The day I left Caelum, the Pack Elders rose from their seats to salute me. And that was only the beginning.
Now, the most feared Lycan alive—Alpha Silas Whitmore—has his eyes set on me. His voice is a growl against my throat:
“You were never his. You’re mine. If Caelum tries to take you back, I’ll burn his world to the ground.”
But I don’t need rescuing. I am the storm.
And this time, the world will remember exactly who Freya Thorne is.
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 59 Freya’s POV I looked at the photos, my jaw tight. They were taken last night on Lana’s terrace, carefully framed to show only Kade and me together, deliberately cutting her out of the frame. One picture made my stomach tighten–Kade leaning against my shoulder, my arms around his waist. […]
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 58 Freya’s POV 1 barely restrained a laugh. I knew how ridiculous this all must have looked to anyone who knew the truth. “Kade.” I murmured under my breath, “go on.” His eyes glimmered, predatory and amused. “Your brother’s a finance graduate, right? Does he even know how to code?
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 57 Freya’s POV “Caelum…. don’t you usually trust your mother? Do you… still trust her now?” I asked, my tone slicing through the tense air like a fang through hide. He froze, a flicker of shame crossing his features as he turned to look at Eleanor and Giselle. “When I
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 56 Freya’s POV “Kade…” he opened his mouth, but the words got caught somewhere between pride and hesitation. “I should have told you back then, when I married….. I didn’t let you know. I’m sorry,” I said, taking the first step. I wanted him to know I remembered, I cared.
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 55 Freya’s POV I stepped out of the airline executives‘ office and froze mid–step. There they were–Caelum and Aurora, walking side by side. The scent of dinner clung to them, a mundane trace of human routine, but beneath it, the tension between us crackled like electric fur on alert. Our
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 54 Third Person’s POV Lana’s amber eyes widened as Freya’s terms hung in the air. “You’re really giving him the patent?” Freya’s lips curved into a slow, wolfish smirk. “Whether Caelum can wield it or not… that’s another matter.” There was a predator’s edge in her voice, subtle but unmistakable,
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 53 Freya’s POV I hadn’t expected him to bring up Kade like that. His words hit me like a snapping fang. “I can’t believe you’re still close with Kade, Freya. One Silas Whitmor, one Kade Blackridge…. you really know how to stir trouble with men,” Caelum spat, his tone dripping
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 52 Freya’s POV I let out a small, wry smile. “I don’t need you to take care of me. I can handle myself.” “Even if you’re strong, I still want to take care of you,” Kade said, his amber gaze locking onto me. “If I’d known what Caelum Grafton–what that
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 51 Freya’s POV Just as I opened my mouth, a familiar voice rang sharply behind me. “Looks like I came just in time. If Alpha Whitmor wants to move against me, go ahead. But don’t even think about using Freya as leverage!” My body froze. I turned, and there he
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 50 Freya’s POV I watched Silas Whitmor lower his weapon, removing the headset to glance in my direction. His eyes, sharp as betrayed the satisfaction of a hunter seeing prey respond to the lure of the hunt. “Here you are. Faster than I expected,” he said, his voice as controlled
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