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

Chapter 256

Daran didn’t realize that this child’s eyes looked just like his.

He simply found this boy the cutest child that he had ever seen.

The boy was a bundle of adorable with his round little face that boasted irresistibly puffy cheeks.

His grey eyes, framed by long, dark lashes, sparkled with a gorgeous glint.

There was a softness to his features, from the gentle curve of his button nose to the way his eyebrows arched.

Daran felt his heart melting away as he asked again, “Hey kid, where are your parents?”

The child flashed his big eyes and said, “I don’t know…probably at home.”

So a run–away kid, Daran thought.

“Then why did you run away from home? Did you fail a test or something?”

“No.” The child puffed his little chest, looking very proud. “I never fell at exams. I am the top one in my class!”

Daran couldn’t help but smile, “Then why? They would be worried sick knowing that

you are starving yourself like that out there.”

The boy’s shoulder slumped. He suddenly looked very glum.

“No, I don’t think they would be worried.” the kid said, pouting. “My parents are

won’t even look for me. They don’t care that I am gone.

Daran frowned.

His anger flared.

What kind of

Parents would allow such a lovely child to leave home alone? These people…they were not cut out to be parents. Shame on them.

Daran cleared his throat and sat down on the curb side–by–side with the child.

His tailored pants got stained and his shiny shoes were in the mud.

But he didn’t seem to care about it at all.

“Are you hungry?” he asked the boy.

The boy hesitated and nodded.

“…I haven’t eaten in 3 days,” he said in a frustrated, soft little voice. Daran gritted his teeth. Those goddamn parents deserved to burn in hell!

out all the cash. There was about 300 to

and then go home. You can’t live on the street like this. It is too dangerous. If your parents continue to ignore

the money in

surprise, he didn’t

your money?”

money to buy stuff like food. Have your teachers taught you how to buy things

boy’s face turned an

protested, “But I won’t take your money.

an eyebrow in

true noble?

head very proudly, “You may call me

picturing himself as the prince. Yet Daran had

up to his car like a bunch of flies, only this kid remained sitting on the curb, holding on to his

my family calls me

Daran stopped laughing.

your highness If you

rubbed the boy’s soft chestnut hair, “My apology, your highness. If you don’t want my money, what

“I…I can grant you the privilege to buy me a

and a huge ice

swallowed. His eyes

he added

chuckled, “I believe we have a deal, your

his hand to

his puffy face. They crossed the street

behind the counter took their

took a look at Daran and then back at the kid, smiling, “Sir, you have a very lovely

say anything, the boy spoke up in a

my dad. My dad is the

the woman started

they all thought the child was

didn’t take

said to the woman, “Can I get extra mayonnaise for

my little

ready, Daran took the tray and led the child to

was indeed

took a huge bite, his

at the

manner.

didn’t make any sound

sure that he didn’t get crumbs and

from a very good family.

name,

boy said, devouring the burger.

“OK then, Prince Aspen, what is your plan after

won’t go home. And you

raised his eyebrow, rubbing