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Luna

Hey, it’s me, Luna. You know, the girl with the shimmering hair and eyes like galaxies? Yeah, that’s the one. My parents? Well, they were astronomers—obsessed with stars, constellations, and all things cosmic. But their love for the universe was brighter than their love for me.

Seraphina

One night, as I lay beneath the ancient oak tree, a shooting star streaked across the sky. I closed my eyes and made a wish: “I wish for a family who will love me as much as they love the stars.”

Seraphina

The shooting star responded. It descended, transforming into a radiant woman with silver hair and eyes like swirling galaxies. She introduced herself as Seraphina, the Star Guardian. “Luna,” she said, “your wish has been heard. But wishes come with a price. Will you accept it?”

Luna

I hesitated. What price could be higher than feeling abandoned by your own parents? “What’s the price?” I asked.

Seraphina

“You must become a Star Seeker,” she replied. “Journey through the cosmos, collect stardust from distant planets. In return, you’ll find a family among the stars.”

Seraphina

I agreed. My heart ached for belonging. Seraphina gifted me a celestial compass—a shimmering orb that pointed toward uncharted constellations. And so, I set off.

Orion

In the nebulae, colors danced like forgotten dreams. I met Orion, a fierce warrior who guarded the gates of the Milky Way. He taught me courage and resilience.

lyra

Then came Lyra, the celestial musician. Her melodies resonated with my soul. She taught me the power of harmony.

Luna

My hair shimmered like comet trails, and my eyes held the universe’s secrets. Yet, my heart remained tethered to Earth, to memories of my parents’ cold indifference.

Luna

One night, standing on the edge of a black hole, I glimpsed a familiar constellation—the one my parents had named after me. “Why did you abandon me?” I whispered.

Stars: Their whispers echoed across light-years. “Sometimes love is like gravity—it pulls us apart. But it also binds us together.”

Luna

I returned home. My parents were lost in star charts. “We missed you,” my mother said, tears streaming down her face.

Luna

I smiled. “I missed you too.”

Together, we traced my constellation—the girl abandoned by her parents, reborn among the stars. Love wasn’t confined to Earth; it spanned galaxies and eons.