Surrender To Us, Our Luna (One Luna, Four Alphas) novel Chapter 366

Chapter 366: 366-Clever Games

Troy:

Once Ms. Lenora took Clementine away and Ian was asked to briefly speak with the headmaster, I was left behind.

I had noticed the tension between Ian and Clementine when they were talking, and I began to form my own thoughts.

Before stepping away, Ian decided to have one last word. That was the biggest mistake he ever made.

"What were you speaking with her about?" he asked me sternly.

"We were talking about our relationship," I replied, trying to sound as casual as possible, because I knew that would bother Ian, and it would look more plausible.

It would look more real.

"What relationship? You have no relationship with her," Ian grunted.

I had never seen Ian so anxious before.

Since the beginning, when we first met him, he had been calm, composed, collected, and also mysterious.

There was one more word for him, cunning. But ever since he got into a relationship with Clementine, he began to act agitated.

His eyes were everywhere Clementine was. Love is supposed to make someone strong, not weak like he was.

I guessed he was constantly afraid of losing her. I recognized the look in his eyes whenever she was talking with someone else or not interacting with him.

"You’re forgetting that we are still mates," I told him, and he rolled his eyes. I had to give him another taste of reality.

"Well, you should ask her why she hasn’t talked to me about rejection, and why she was here instead to speak to me about my feelings for her."

The moment I said it, I watched Ian snap his head toward me.

His hands moved to his waist, and his body went still, as if he was trying to figure out what he was going to do next.

"That is not possible," Ian muttered.

"Well, you can keep telling yourself that, anything that will help you sleep better. But the truth is that she is mates with me, and that she had one night with me and the others, and maybe that made her want to explore more ideas."

As soon as I said it, he grabbed my collar, and I warned him with my eyes to let go.

When he didn’t, I held his hand and pushed him back.

"She was telling me about the crush she had on me," I explained, and I noticed Ian clench his jaw.

"But I remember it was the other way around," he remarked. I knew he would say that.

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