Surrender To Us, Our Luna (One Luna, Four Alphas) novel Chapter 288

Chapter 288: 288-Manipulation Works On Her Men

Oriana:

Not only was I angry, but I was disappointed in the boys too. Still, that was expected of them. I knew they would soon go back to giving her all their attention.

That’s what they always did.

That’s why I told Clementine to choose her friends better. If she had chosen me, we could have helped each other survive the North.

But she didn’t. She rejected my friendship, bruised my pride, and hurt my ego. So I decided I would ruin her and her squad.

I would take them from her, use them, and turn them into my shield.

But after last night, I started to feel afraid. I didn’t know what would happen to me if I didn’t fix things now.

"AHhhhhhhhh!" I screamed one last time, and when I looked at my reflection in the river, I could barely recognize myself.

I washed my face, then put my clothes back on after swimming for a bit. After that, I began walking back toward the academy.

We were taking a short break from the bucket work, and it annoyed me that they had chosen to do Clementine’s chores.

It broke me inside but I kept going.

By then, I had only filled fifteen buckets. When the break came, I walked away from them.

Things would go back to normal, surely now they will.

I smiled to myself as I started climbing back up the mountain with my bucket.

When I reached the top, I saw the way the three of them looked at me.

I could already sense it from the hunger in their eyes for my wet hair, my shaken state.

I was stirring something in them.

And then there was Ian. I didn’t understand him. He was strange. He didn’t act the way I expected.

He had filled more buckets than anyone else, forty-seven in total. That didn’t make sense.

Even the strongest alphas struggled here because the herbs planted around the area weakened their wolves.

So how was Ian unaffected? How was his wolf still strong enough to help him work in these fields for so long?

"Oriana, are you okay?" Haiden finally asked, snapping out of Clementine’s spell long enough to notice me.

But I was still upset with them for how they had treated me, so I just shrugged. I kept staring at Ian.

He didn’t even look tired.

Not a drop of sweat on him. Something about him felt wrong. Was he really doing all this himself, or was someone helping him?

I looked around at the lurkers nearby. It didn’t make sense. If anyone had been helping him, the lurkers would have seen and punished him already.

I finally walked back toward Clementine’s group because I did not want to push them too far and make them snap.

They were unstable, so I had to be careful.

"I’m really upset with all of you," I said.

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