Surrender To Us, Our Luna (One Luna, Four Alphas) novel Chapter 236

Chapter 236: 236-Abduction Failed.

Clementine:

We sat in the car together and began to drive. I had met Messi before, but we’d never really had a meaningful conversation. I kept my distance from Troy’s stepfamily, mostly because they were usually involved in things that hurt him. But whenever I ran into Messi, he’d greet me kindly with a warm smile.

"So your best friend is about to get crowned. How you wish you’d been an Alpha too. Imagine, two Alpha best friends," Messi joked, trying to lighten the mood, since it was already stressful for me to sit in the passenger seat with him.

We took loyalty seriously. It was simple, Troy wouldn’t talk to my enemies, and I wouldn’t befriend his. Yeah, we were crazy like that.

"Yeah, I’m really proud of him," I murmured.

"You know, I ordered a gift for him as well." The moment he said that, a sharp frown creased my forehead, and even he went speechless. He glanced at me, still keeping an eye on the road, then started to laugh.

"Come on, don’t be like that. I’m not that evil. Of course, he’s my half-brother. I got him some stuff. Yeah, I did," he chuckled.

I couldn’t help but wonder if it was because they were finally realizing they needed to be in his good books.

"Really? What did you get him?" I asked, mostly because I’d been quiet for too long, and the silence was starting to feel awkward.

"Oh, I ordered it but haven’t picked it yet. If you don’t mind, can I take a turn and grab it real quick?" he asked. Before I could even respond, he was already turning the car.

"Yeah, sure," I replied awkwardly. I didn’t know why he asked if he wasn’t going to listen anyway.

The road ahead was dark. He told me there was a small antique watch shop where he’d ordered one for Troy, and I could only imagine how much Troy would love it, he had a thing for watches. Still, I couldn’t shake the uneasiness creeping in.

I shifted in my seat, fidgeting a little.

"It’s pretty empty," I joked. Night had settled in, and there wasn’t much traffic around anymore.

"Oh yeah, there’s a reason why," he muttered, taking another turn. At that point, I noticed the shop coming into view. It was lit with an orange glow, but there were no other lights outside. The narrow road was surrounded by woods. The shop stood alone, as if waiting for a buyer to show up and purchase an antique piece.

I took a deep breath when he parked in front of the shop.

"I’ll get out and quickly grab the watch, okay?" he said, jumping out of the car and heading toward the door.

While I sat there, my instincts told me within the next two minutes to get out of the car. I didn’t know why, but the urge was too strong, so I jumped out.

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