I Am The Luna

Chapter 0342

Seventeen Months Later…

VALERIE

“And this is the kitchen. There’s a microwave, and a stove and you will have to buy the refrigerator,” The landlord says, shoving his beefy hands into his pant pockets.

I take a deep breath as I look around the one–bed apartment flat that I will be renting for the next twelve months.

“Sounds great. I have a refrigerator coming tomorrow.” I reply, giving him a small smile.

He nods, taking out a rather stained napkin and wiping the sweat off his forehead. “Good, good, now about the payments…”

I zone out as he goes over the legal work again, although I’ve already checked. everything online and paid the deposit.

“Yes, Mr Frank. That’s completely fine, you will be paid on the 1st of every month, and I assure you there will be no delays.”

“Good, good… and I heard you will be working at the hospital. Your papers said you were a–a nurse?” he scratches his head, trying to remember.

“A doctor. I’ll be working at Neverson Hospital, yes.” I remind him.

“Ah, ok, then you should be able to afford the rent.

Of course.

“Well, if we are done, if I may…”

I am on the first floor if you ever

God, this man!

door shuts behind him, I

for a new start…

from home, away from the memories of him…

since he left, but I find

because he never

SEVENTEEN

She’s standing there looking incredibly stunning, the glow since she’s been back with Sebastian shows on her

happy, and that makes me damn happy,

go see him?” I

can see she feels

I just-”

have accepted that he deserves a second chance, but that doesn’t include me being a part of it. He can go to hell for all

me just yesterday that he’s leaving today, it’s messed me

she comes over and gives

to the goddess

(END OF FLASHBACK)

the small downtown district I’ve moved to, one that is several hours from home. A place I chose nestled far from the crowded.

I was looking for jobs, this place instantly drew me, and I knew that this was where I wanted to work and

against the frame of the window, crossing my arms as I

balconies, children play on the streets below and I smile at the group of boys playing ball, reminding me

all