The Luna Is Gone by Angelique Quinn

Chapter 29

Diana’s pov

Nathan’s behavior completely irritated me.

I rarely got so angry.

But perhaps because everything that happened during the day challenged my sanity and stimulated my nerves, I gradually lost control of the raging anger inside.

“Damn Nathan, it would be too late when you regret!”

I cursed in a low voice and couldn’t concentrate on my work anymore.

I took out an unopened bottle of red wine from the refrigerator, roughly pried open the cork, and then took a few wild sips.

The office prepared for the director was always comfortable.

But due to the alcohol, I still felt heat and thirst.

After releasing the few buttons that bound my neck, I got up and went to the balcony.

The late night wind carried a coolness and was comfortable.

I almost forgot about everything unpleasant just now, if I hadn’t seen Nathan on the next balcony the moment I turned around.

He should have just taken a shower, his hair still wet, and only a towel wrapped around his waist.

It seemed that he noticed the noise, turned his head towards me, and then a casual curve rose from the corner of his mouth.

My fingers clenched slightly as I gripped the bottle.

If I stayed in the hospital until morning to work overtime, what was this damn guy doing?

To make me more irritable and angry?

My alcohol tolerance was not good, but those few sips were far from making me lose

my sanity.

At least until I saw Nathan, I was clear–headed.

But now, when I realized it, I had already dropped the wine bottle and jumped onto the next balcony, standing face to face with Nathan.

Nathan raised his eyebrows in surprise, and then a playful light flashed in his eyes. “You –”

He seemed to want to say something, but I didn’t want to hear his voice at all.

Or in other words, what I would rather hear was his screams.

So, just as he spoke, my fist had already swung out.

Damn it!

This was the end of your foolish attempt to blackmail me!

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My reason was no longer working and my behavior was completely controlled by the

anger in my subconscious.

Nathan probably didn’t expect me to hit him suddenly, so he couldn’t dodge and was hit on the nose.

He snorted and took two steps back.

looked up at me again, the banter in his

with a hint

up the corner of my mouth and gave

but instead

was clearly on guard and dodged my attack

He grabbed my arm.

it off hard and hit

surprise, he dodged it

rounds, apart from his nose, I didn’t even hurt

as if

me and asked, “Are you calm now?”

didn’t answer.

walked towards

you do–?”

towel from his waist and pulled it hard, throwing it directly out of the

and instinctively

and mercilessly punched him in

his stomach and retreated, his facial features twisted with pain, and clear blue veins appeared on his

I wanted to hear, and my mood immediately brightened up a

lot.

leg and kicked him

wanted this guy to experience

my ankle

you crazy?” He growled

glared at him angrily, trying to break

grabbed my ankle and pulled back hard.

my

surprise and instinctively

I was about to fall heavily to the ground, a

the waist steadily

came to my ears

and met Nathan’s amber

had to admit that

envies

felt that three years ago, I fell in love with him at first sight, not only because of

on my ear, and the coldness made

few steps back to avoid getting too close to him.

silence, Nathan spoke

can you tell me now what the hell you’re

you

I realized that I was Diana at the moment, not

you in my hospital?”

my question, but walked expressionlessly to the chair, took the bathrobe

later that he was completely naked

late to be shy? Weren’t you aggressive when you

retorted, whispering, “I haven seen

dare to look at

up at him without

sat on the sofa. “Avia has already been hospitalized. I will stay in

“What?”

up my

I would have to see him

What a nightmare!

saw my bewildered face and said, “What? Are

I rolled

didn’t want to stay in the same place with him, so I asked, “You’re an alpha. What about those jobs in your

Beta will help me handle most of them. If he can’t,

I chuckled, “I didn’t expect you to do so much for Avia. No wonder you were looking for a substitute for Avia

but didn’t say anything more. Instead, he asked, “So you went