Surrender To Us, Our Luna (One Luna, Four Alphas) novel Chapter 348

Chapter 348: 348-Something Is About To Happen

Clementine:

"Yorick, please. I would have chosen one person after all," I shouted as I turned around.

I noticed all three of them stop. Yorick was the first to turn back, and the others followed.

"It was going to be among us because we were the ones who tried our best to win your heart. But you chose Ian, who had done the worst things to you," Yorick told me.

"Well, he redeemed himself in ways you do not know," I replied, standing up for Ian.

At that point, I guessed they realized the conversation had reached its limit.

"Let’s go, guys," Troy told them, making it clear there was nothing more to discuss.

The three of them turned away and wandered off.

I remained standing in the same spot for a moment before I stepped forward, heading after them so I could be with everyone too.

Once I reached the road again, I noticed Joshua looking at me and then at the three alphas who had stormed out angrily.

His eyes then shifted to Ian, who had been waiting for us, and the moment he saw me, he stepped toward me.

"All okay?" he asked as he gently touched my cheek, not concerned about how the others might react to his closeness.

The moment he did it, I saw members of the red squad frowning.

"I told them," I replied, and he began to nod.

"Well, then I understand why they looked so angry. But do not worry. Everything will be fine as long as you feel okay," Ian remarked, and I held his hand, taking deep and steady breaths.

That was when the lurkers arrived with trays of food.

"Guys, there is a little bench and sitting area on this side of the woods. We can try here," Mira called out, pointing toward the trees on the opposite side.

We let the lurkers follow us to the spot where we wanted them to place the food.

As soon as they set everything down, the three alphas who used to be my closest friends picked up their meals but did not wait for us.

Each grabbed their food and wandered off to different places, not even sitting together anymore.

I felt guilty, but Ian sat beside me and filled my plate with pancakes and scrambled eggs.

"You need to eat," Ian told me, snapping me out of my thoughts. "And take no stress," he added as he leaned back and picked up a sandwich for himself.

"I do not want to be that person, but can I ask something?" Renee questioned from across the table.

And then there were Joshua and Oriana.

Oriana took her food and went to sit under a large tree, while Joshua did not come to eat at all.

At this point, he seemed to be drifting even farther from us instead of rebuilding any kind of friendship or connection so we could convince him for the second round of voting.

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