The Wolf’s Bride by Coffee’s Tea

Chapter 10
As the minivan drove into Dream’s Waterfront, Andrius got out.

Lyra waved at Andrius. “Bye. If you have the time, please visit my grandpa’s clinic. I’ll make you tea.”

“Of course.”

He arrived in front of Luna’s door. Right before he knocked on it, the door opened.

Luna pulled a long face and stared at Andrius, saying, “I have a curfew here. If you had been five minutes later, you would’ve been sleeping outside.”

“It’s my first time in Sumeria, so I thought I would have a walk around the city,” Andrius said.

“Come in.”

Luna sat on the couch, crossing her slender and fair legs. Andrius was slightly stunned by the alluring scene.

“Get up early tomorrow and follow me to my grandfather’s place. When we are there, I call the shots. You have no right and are in no position to say anything. Understand?” Luna warned Andrius sternly.

“Mm-hmm,” Andrius simply hummed a reply.

Luna got up and went upstairs. Right after she locked the door of her room, she received a call from her father.

“Luna, have you talked to Andrius about it?”

“Don’t worry, Dad. I’ve talked to him. He won’t say anything tomorrow.”

–

Right before Luna went to bed, she double-checked if she had locked the door. She even kept the baton taser and pepper spray next to her bed.

the next day, Luna brought Andrius

was having breakfast

at Andrius with a friendly smile. “Andrius, how are you? How are

getting used to the city,” Andrius answered with a

a sudden. “Andrius, what about the matter that I told Luna to inform you about last night?

Andrius was stunned.

because Luna did not tell

back

last night. He said he doesn’t have any experience as a

sneaked a glance at

meant. He echoed, “Grandfather, I believe this position suits me the best for now.

he said, “Very well. It’s good that you young people

Luna blushed all of a sudden. She then added, “Grandfather, we’ll be going to the office

them soon arrived at New Moon Corporation’s

Luna sat down at the desk

responsible for the cleanliness of my office. I’ll pay you

at all,” Andrius

start right

her drawer and walked

the office was

loved having a bird’s eye view of things. The higher he

dressed short-haired lady. The lady had

and demeanor familiar because only a veteran soldier

introduce you to

that served the Southern Frontline when she was twenty. She carried out twenty highly classified missions during her five-year service, got first-class honor three times, second-class five times,

army, she founded a female-only bodyguard team that offers services which

by one, expressing brazen threats in between her words. She was making it clear to