I Am The Luna

Chapter 0007

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I know, because I have someone watching over it, just in case they return.

But her phone was never switched on again, not a single call was made from it. The alimony money I promised to pay her monthly has been sitting in her bank account

untouched.

Her passport was not used, something I had made sure I’m notified about and she

did not even come to collect a divorce certificate.

It’s almost as if she just disappeared and didn’t want me to ever find her.

Was it so easy to let go of me, Zaia?

I knew from Annalise that even her father’s attempts to locate her had failed.

Annalise had complained how Zaia simply disappearing somewhere, had worried

their father and changed him into a man she didn’t recognise.

Although Annalise was always his favourite, he was deeply worried and refused to

stop searching for Zaia.

He had come to see me shortly after he learned what happened and he had not held

back his rage, telling me I was a good–for–nothing bastard. He had tried to get

Annalise to return to him, but she refused to obey him.

I sigh heavily, closing my eyes.

but I had

Where are you?

ours, and not many

search for her, but to no

fear that she may be taking shelter and risking herself by residing in an

has been worrying me greatly.

possible answer left that I can think of,

realises how dangerously wrong that

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left, the gut–wrenching

handle.

to have your child taken

trying to

the door before it swings open to reveal

are back!” John says, his

Fuck!

This is not good, they were not meant to be back

few months!

I going to tell them

stairs, hoping the cook knew what she needed to

mansion and stock the fridge.”

“Understood Alpha!”

go back there now. Every corner of the house reminds me

of us together…

up.” John repeats something one of the guards tells him through

his earpiece.

parents would spend months away

now that I handle all the

and returns, it

as a luxurious meal ready on the table to welcome

home.

and kept this pack in shape. She was always there