The Luna Is Gone by Angelique Quinn

Chapter 38

Diana’s pov

On the other side

Upon seeing this, Claud lifted his legs and ran towards the door!

But how could he run faster than Alpha Nathan?

He didn’t even have a chance to touch the door. Nathan grabbed him and pulled his neck back, throwing him forcefully onto the floor.

“Ah!”

Claud let out a scream.

However, before he could catch a breath, Nathan kicked him again.

Claud tilted and fell to the ground, sliding backwards until he hit the wall.

Accompanied by a dull impact, I almost heard the cracking sound of bones breaking.

The walls of the hospital were cracked.

In the dusty corner, I saw Claude holding his chest, curled up like a ball, and spitting blood out.

Nathan turned his neck, his eyes filled with coldness.

He walked step by step to Claud and stepped on half of his face, squeezing his entire face to the ground.

“I’ve said that if I find out you’re lying to me, I’ll tear you down,” Nathan said without any emotion.

Claud was scared and began to wail in pain.

“I was wrong! I was wrong, Alpha Nathan! Everything I did was forced by Avia. I… I don’t want to do this either!”

But Nathan clearly had no desire to listen to Claud’s defense.

He stared coldly at him on the ground, as if looking at a dead body.

you don’t want to die tragically, tell me what you injected Avia with and where. the antidote is?”

“I… I…” Claud trembled violently, his face pale. “I don’t know exactly what this. potion is. I bought it on the black market. He said…”

“What did he say?”

Claud swallowed and said, “He said there is no antidote, only a sustained–release agent. I just used it for Avia, but… but I don’t know why it didn’t work.”

“How dare you lie?”

Before Claud finished speaking, Nathan increased the strength on his feet again!

I saw blood seeping out of Claud’s nasal cavity. He almost screamed to death.

“Since you are unwilling to tell the truth, there is no need for you to tell.”

Nathan’s gaze changed.

I realized he wanted to kill Claude!

“Wait a moment!” I quickly stopped Nathan.

Nathan looked at me in silence, with cruelty in his eyes that he hadn’t had time to

retrieve.

to save

solve any problem,”

problem either. But he must pay the price for hurting Avia! As I said, no one can

I was stunned.

Nathan

imagine how deeply he

was Avia’s

eyes and

to tell the truth

does that mean?” Nathan squinted slightly.

of him

Nathan continued, I had no doubt that

for two seconds before finally

Claud coughed fiercely.

and Ryley walked in from outside.

ground, and said to him, “Take him down. No matter what method you use, force him to

him out of

wait for a moment,” I said to Nathan. “Ryley is

but walked to Avia’s bed and looked

didn’t say anything more.

an hour

smell of blood, his black eyebrows slightly

suddenly had a bad premonition.

“What happened?” Lasked.

He died suddenly, at the moment he was about to tell the truth!”

my palm

the

haven’t found out

frowned, and my brain was in

on the bed, had faint signs of awakening and

took control

the doctor!” He shouted at me, his eyes turning

and

him

experts to consult

a hint of confusion.

didn’t understand why I had to save this woman who

1. me.

the end, he didn’t ask anything and

not the Virgin Mary.

I wouldn’t rescue

that Avia’s illness was definitely not as simple as

Avia so much that if there was really something wrong with her, he probably would go crazy and harm the hospital.

has handed over the hospital to me, I must guard it well.

and discussed treatment plans. However, as an hour passed, they still looked sad.

patience and grabbed a doctor’s collar, shouting, “Is

doctor shook his head

before. Right now… the only person who can save Avia is probably Healer.”

Nathan remained silent.

waved his hand and asked all the doctors to get

as well.

Avia and sighed, then left the ward

told me that I must do something important now. “Take me to Claud,” I said

“Yes,”

lifted the white cloth covering Claud’s

at the body and pondered for a few seconds, then

a dissection, but the forensic

the true cause