Counterback of the Despised Luna by Diana West

Chapter 494 Finally Rescued

Caden’s POV:

Queenie froze, turning around in disbelief.

The moment she saw me, her face went deathly pale.

Heidi was also stunned for a second before breaking into a relieved smile. She cried out with all her strength, “Caden! Save me, I’m here!”

Before the gang of werewolf thugs could react, my werewolf bodyguards lunged at them, either locking their throats or delivering powerful kicks to their backs, sending them crashing to the ground. These low- tier werewolves were no match for the specially trained guards of the Eclipse Pack. In mere moments, they were all groaning in pain, unable to even stand.

Queenie was so terrified she couldn’t move, only able to watch as I approached.

I shot her a glare before kneeling down, wrapping my suit jacket around Heidi, and pulling her into my arms. I gently patted her back, soothing her with a soft voice, “It’s okay now. You don’t have to be afraid anymore. I’m here, and I’ve got you. Everything’s okay.”

When she felt safe, Heidi broke down, sobbing uncontrollably in my arms. “Caden, you finally came … I was so scared.”

She clung tightly to my sleeve, sobbing uncontrollably as if trying to release all her pent–up fear.

I looked down, my eyes darkening slightly. After briefly pausing, I patted her back again, reassuring her softly, “It’s over now. You’re safe.”

daring to make a single move. Meanwhile, Heidi gradually calmed down, though her teary eyes

ruined me, I wouldn’t be able to marry you!” Heidi sobbed again as she spoke, her voice trembling with

a resentful glare.

ill intentions, but I never imagined she would be this reckless–nearly sabotaging the plan Rosaline and I had been orchestrating for

her phone, and even her voice started to

with anger. “Didn’t I tell you not to lay a hand on Tessa? And we’re about to get engaged–do

Queenie instinctively stepped back, fear written

face.

knew just how terrifying I could be when truly

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loud thud, Queenie dropped to her knees, groveling at my feet and kissing my shoes as she

at her with disdain and kicked her aside, my voice low and commanding. “Since Tessa is unharmed, I won’t pursue this matter for now. But

sparing her another glance, I draped my jacket over Heidi, lifting her into my arms and striding out of the

Heidi’s POV:

seeing how he