Abandoned Luna: Now Untouchable

Abandoned Luna: Now Untouchable.

NOVEL STATUS: ON GOING

PUBLISHED CHAPTERS: 200+ CHAPTERS

Abandoned Luna: Now Untouchable – Sneak Peek

Cecilia’s POV

My werewolf mate had cheated on me.

I stood outside the Alpha Conference Room, and through the half-open doorway, I witnessed him entangled with another female werewolf. His fingers threaded through her blonde hair, his lips pressed against her neck, just as they once had against mine. Even though, as a human, I couldn’t feel the pain of a torn mate bond, the sight still made me choke with nausea.

Eight years of my life shattered in that moment. My legs froze, my heels nailed to the marble floor. An inner voice laughed at my naivety—a human trying to hold onto a werewolf’s heart forever. My throat tightened, my stomach twisted, and I forced myself not to break down on the spot.

After what felt like an eternity, I finally raised my hand and knocked.

“Come in,” a deep, husky voice called from inside.

𝖱𝖾ad 𝗐i𝗍hо𝗎𝘵 iոte𝗿𝘳𝘶p𝘵io𝗇𝗌 𝗈𝗻 𝘨а𝗹n𝗈𝗏𝘦𝘭𝘀.𝖼о𝗆

My fingers tightened around the files I was holding, my knuckles turning white as I struggled to maintain my composure. The other pack members might sense my distress if I lost control. As a human married to the Alpha of the Blood Moon Pack, I had learned to mask my emotions well.

As I pushed the door open, I forced my lips into a practiced smile. I walked directly to Xavier’s side, careful not to inhale too deeply. I didn’t want to smell her on him—the other female whose scent had lingered around our home for weeks.

“Busy?” I asked lightly. “I have some documents that need your signature.”

The question was purely rhetorical. I had already placed the files in front of him, neatly turned to the pages requiring his signature. The perfect act, still performing even as my heart turned to stone.

Xavier had returned from Switzerland that morning. He’d gone straight to the office to catch up on work, and his desk was already buried under paperwork. Fatigue marked his handsome face, though I knew the real reason for his exhaustion had nothing to do with business meetings. Without even glancing at what I’d brought, he signed every document.

“Thanks for handling this,” he said, still not looking up.

I gathered the signed papers, pressing them carefully to my chest. “Will you be home for dinner tonight?” I asked, though I already knew the answer.

“I’ve got plans. Don’t wait up for me,” he replied dismissively, his attention already back on his computer.

“Alright, I’ll see you later then,” I said, turning to leave.

The moment my back faced him, my smile twisted into something cold and bitter. The façade of the devoted Luna crumbled with each step I took toward the door.

As I passed the attached rest area of his office, I heard a soft thump from inside, like someone small trying to move quietly. My eyes flicked sideways, taking in the scene: scattered snack packages on the coffee table, a half-empty bubble tea, and a pale pink high heel toppled on its side on the floor.

At that instant, my heart turned to ash.

The walk back to my own office drained whatever strength I had left. I collapsed into my chair, releasing a long, defeated breath. From the stack of papers, I pulled out one specific document.

Divorce papers.

I flipped to the final page, tracing Xavier’s signature with a mixture of vindication and sorrow. Memories flooded my mind—how he had once vowed I was his one true mate, how fiercely he had pursued me in high school, insisting that even though I was human, the Moon Goddess had destined us for each other. I remembered how Dora, his mother and the Elder Luna, had sneered at me, warning me not to get too comfortable.

“Wolves may claim to mate for life,” she had said, “but an Alpha male will never be satisfied with just one woman, especially a human one.”

I had defended him then. “Xavier is different,” I had insisted. “Our bond is different.”

How naïve I had been.

He wasn’t different at all. He had cheated with a younger wolf girl, foolishly believing he was hiding it well. While enjoying the thrill of his infidelity, he had even taken her on his business trip, then had the audacity to bring her back to the pack’s headquarters.

I snapped a photo of his signature and sent it to Luna Dora with a simple message: He signed it.

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