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 19 Caelum’s POV I stared at the proposal Giselle had dropped on my desk, the pages barely holding together with all the sloppy formatting and contradictory nonsense. This? This was what she turned in after claiming she could handle the Sky Patrol Wing project? The project Freya had once overseen […]
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 18 Freya’s POV “Cough-!“. I choked violently on my drink, nearly spewing the lemon tonic across the table. I had to grab the glass and down a long gulp before I could respond. Alpha Whitmor, you’re joking… right?” “I’m not,” Silas said calmly. I stared at him. Was this male
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 17 Freya’s POV The next morning, I went to meet Lana at SkyVex Armaments. We had already agreed–I would officially join her faction after I escorted my parents‘ remains home to be buried in the Southern Territories. There was something grounding about knowing where I belonged, and SkyVex was offering
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 16 Freya’s POV It was well past nine when Caelum finally returned to the pack’s estate. He came back exhausted, dragging the weight of the day behind him. I already knew why–he’d spent hours at the healer’s den with Aurora after her fall from the warbeast. Bruises and scrapes marred
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 15 Third Person’s POV No one had expected it. Freya Thorne had just leapt onto the back of the rune–marked warbeast–and stayed on. The entire assembly stood frozen, watching in stunned silence as she deftly pulled the reins taut, leaned forward into the motion, and tightened her legs around the
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 14 Freya’s POV Just as the council murmurs began to grow, Aurora’s voice sliced through the air with calculated grace. “Lana, you’re friends with Freya Thorne, I know you want her to leave a favorable impression on Lord Silas. But there’s no need to fabricate her credentials just to impress
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 13 Freya’s POV As Caelum dug his heels into the side of his shadowbeast and galloped after Aurora, I stood there in the middle of the obsidian arena, stunned. He truly believed I followed him here? That I tracked him like some desperate omega in heat? My claws itched. Beside
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 12 Freya’s POV My wardrobe was almost bare. Just like my jewelry box. In this grand estate built with my hands, the only thing Caelum and I truly owned together… was a pair of cheap, silver wedding bands. They’d never seen sunlight–not once worn in public. Because Caelum had insisted
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 11 Freya’s POV When I returned to the den that night, the first thing I smelled was his scent. Caelum was home. It surprised me. Ever since Aurora returned to the capital, Caelum rarely stepped paw into the villa. The place still carried my scent–but fainter now, like a fading
A Warrior Luna’s Awakening Chapter 10 Freya’s POV “I don’t have time for this. Your mother’s appointment is today. You and your brother can go with her,” I said coldly, cutting the call before Giselle could get a word in. Then I blocked her number–no packmate should waste my scent or my patience. Three years.
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