Kidnapped and Rejected – The Return of Alpha’s Luna by Moon Claw

Chapter 71

The group of rogues ran for their lives, including the Scar. One of them still tried to take Janet with them but he got shouted at by another:

“What the f*ck are you doing! Just f**king leave her-”

He didn’t get to finish. The next second a giant black wolf leaped out from the darkness and bit down on the rogue’s neck! Its sharp fangs pierced deep into the rogue’s flesh, ending his life before he could even make a sound.

The other rogue screamed at the top of his lungs. He was so scared that he couldn’t even move an inch. The giant wolf turned swiftly, charged forward, and crashed with the rogue, sending the rogue flying backward like a kite. His body hit against a tree and dropped dead.

The giant wolf bellowed deeply and shifted back to human. He rushed by Janet’s side and held her wounded leg, “Christ…You are hurt!”

“Forget about me!” Janet grabbed his hand and said urgently, “You have to go after them! The Scar and the others

“Maxie is on it. Don’t worry,” Daran pulled off his shirt and used it as a bandage to wrap up Janet’s bleeding leg. “The others can’t get away…But I am not so sure about Sterning.”

“Sterning? Is that the one with the scar?”

“Yeah. He is the Rogue King’s most trusted man.”

Daran spooned Janet off the ground and started to head back to Fox Town, “We crossed paths a few times before. He is slippery like a snake.”

Janet buried her face to Daran’s neck. She could smell his enticing scent, which was now mixed with a rusty smell of blood.

“…Sorry,” she said with a muffled voice after a long while.

“Don’t apologize,” Daran said.

“You don’t even know what I am apologizing for yet.”

“Whatever it is. I don’t need you to apologize for anything,” Daran said deeply. “You have done a brilliant job already. And you don’t need to be so strong and perfect at everything all the time. I am here to help you.”

Janet’s heart swelled.

Only Daran could give her a sense of security like no one else could.

“You could shift and carry me on your back,” Janet suggested. “It’s easier and faster that way.”

“No. I don’t want you to bump around on my back as I run. Now is fine.”

steady arms

of people ran out from

“Where have been looking for

wanted to take Janét from Daran’s arms. But Daran tilted his

stared at

lips. There was

did,” he answered

you that this is your most important job?” Kass held his head down low, his body shaking slightly. Janet could tell

sighed. “Kass didn’t mean it either. Stop giving him

a snort and walked

Soldiers were busy rescuing people and treating their wounds. Steven and Jeff had arrived as well. They stood outside of the only intact house in

Daran and Janet, “They are back! Alpha Daran, what the hell is

move inside. We need to

of them stepped into the house and

she

a

He looked panic–stricken, “What the f**k

timing is suspicious. They attacked us first right before we sent out our advance force. And they chose the perfect target, Fox Town, which is geologically

jump to the conclusion that we have a mole,” Jeff frowned. “Those are my conjectures,” Janet said. “But the rogues also confirmed my

leader. His name is Sterning I think. He said and I quote, ‘People may appear to be loyal

ringing silence. There was a mixed look of doubt and fear on

said, “So this is what we do now? Pointing fingers at each other? We should be discussing our

are saying that I made it

talking to the rogue, didn’t it!” Steven countered fiercely, “And your conjectures

be able to move forward if we don’t dig out this mole first!” Janet snapped, “Every plan we make,

to fight a war that is destined to lose at the

sighed, “Gamma Janet has

she is saying right Glen? She is trying to say that the mole is among the 6 of us…Right here in this

in his seat. And the furrow between Maxie’s brows grew

us?” Maxie

hadn’t announced it to the soldiers yet. Only

said nothing. Her face was deadpan

silence confirmed

around the room blankly. He was clearly struggling

been in this alliance since the very

among them all along, training