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

Chapter 143

Janet jerked around to stare at Morgana and asked with her mouth:

Did you ask him to come?

Morgana shook her head hastily with an anxious expression.

It was clear. Nobody invited Daran. He came by himself.

Casper gave a hard pull at Janet’s shirt and tilted his head towards the window.

Janet understood what he meant by that.

Casper was asking her to ignore Daran and get out of there through the window.

But…

“Janet.”

Another knock came, harder this time.

“I saw the light in your room. I know you haven’t slept yet. Open the door.” Daran’s cold voice came from the outside.

Morgan’s lips moved. Janet could tell that she was cursing Daran under her breath. Morgana strode to the closet and wrenched the door open.

She looked back at the three of them and pointed at the closet, urging them to get inside.

Janet, Casper, and Kass shared a brief look and quickly did as she said.

Casper and Kass couldn’t be seen.

Janet just didn’t want to face Daran.

After the three of them were properly hidden, Morgana made sure that the closet door was shut and went to get the door.

Inside the closet, the three of them had their faces pressed to the door panel, peeking through the small crack.

The room door opened open, and they saw Daran standing outside.

Daran frowned seeing Morgana behind the door, “What are you doing here? Where is Janet?”

Morgana crossed her arms in front of her chest and said with a nasty tone, “She doesn’t want to see you.”

“A piece of advice,” Daran sald freezingly. “Don’t fucking stand in our way.”

“Me? Standing in your way? What the fuck are you talking about?” Morgana raised her voice furiously. “Why didn’t you think about Janet when you were fucking around for the past few days? It shouldn’t be a surprise that she doesn’t want to see you now!”

Daran took a step further, “Tell her to come out. I want to talk to her.”

“She has gone to bed already…Hey!”

Daran shoved her aside and strode into the room.

“I didn’t ask you to come in!” Morgana snapped.

Yet Daran had already gone into the bedroom. The bed was empty. He came back out

with a dark look.

“I will give you one last chance…”

gleam in his eyes, “Where

aura was very intimidating, Morgana stood firmly in front of him. Yet her tightly clenched fists showed that she was in

she

“Morgana…I swear to god…if you dare to help her leave me,

heard Kass’s breathing

was

that he had

who betrayed this relationship–if they had one in the

fucking asshole….She wanted

anger. She felt an urge to come out there and help Morgana. But

at this moment, they

he sniffed

smells familiar,” he

gulped, “W–What scent?

“No.”

turned his

behind his back, “Kass

he dashed and

roar exploded right

his wolf and crushed the closet

shoulder. But Kass caught Janet’s

her and let out

Morgana screamed, “I will stall

shifted into a wolf with chestnut

chance and sprinted forward with Janet and Casper on his back. His wolf crashed the window

her face. Janet’s body flew up. Casper caught her

“Hang tight!” he cried.

Kass’s fur. The wolf touched the ground

stop him!” Janet cried

was Daran! The

Nobody could stop him!

just needs to buy us a little time!”

She couldn’t help

room.

large wolves one black and one chestnut red–came crashing down from the 8th floor! The giant black wolf had the chestnut wolf’s neck in his teeth. He threw her body against the wall

a beat…Daran

had lost his fucking

a sharp halt and pounded the ground angrily with

back in Morgana’s direction,

going, Kass!” Casper urged,

interrupted Kass urgently, “No. You go back to

couldn’t ask Kass to stand aside when Morgana was in danger. They jumped off from the wolf’s

started running towards the

in the night sky, casting long shadows

ran as fast as she could, her heart

distance. She knew that Morgana and Kass wouldn’t be able

come at

filled her

the fight woke up the entire city. Janet could hear the distant sounds of horns and alarms

coming out

sneak out of the

let

in a

she cried to Casper out of breath

a corner, the south

chance of

sank before she could