Surrender To Us, Our Luna (One Luna, Four Alphas) novel Chapter 388

Chapter 388: 388-Let’s Talk About The Crusader That Died

Clementine:

"It’s okay, I’ll go fetch it," I said quickly.

I knew where I had been when I was reading the map, so it would be quick.

However, she began to hand me a flashlight through the small opening.

"Thank you so much," I told her, grabbing the flashlight.

"Did you get the watch?" she questioned.

"Yes," I replied, turning on the flashlight and lifting the watch to show it to her.

"Are you sure it is the real one?" she asked.

I gave her a small smile. I guessed that because they had let her go, she was very anxious.

"Yes. I did not die in the castle collapse."

As soon as I said that, she slapped her forehead.

"Show it to me."

She suddenly reached her hand through the small opening between the bars, her fingers stretching toward me as she asked me to give it to her.

I raised the watch in my hand and watched her fingers slowly brush against the silver chain.

At that moment, I just kept staring at her.

Her fingers stretched a little too far, almost impatient.

"Clementine, come on, what are you waiting for?" she asked me.

With a gulp running down my throat, I placed the watch in her palm after I cleaned the dial with the back of my pants.

She pulled her hand back fast. Her smile suddenly changed.

It stretched too wide, higher than what looked natural.

The corners of her lips twitched, almost like she was struggling to keep them still.

A cold rush went over my arms.

"I’ll go and get the key," I stated, forcing myself to look away.

I began to wander back when she did not respond. After only a few minutes of walking, I was already thinking about what I had just seen.

Wasn’t she a little too happy? I pushed the thoughts aside and decided to search for the key.

There it was. I found it on the ground. Thankfully, I secured it and ran back at full speed.

At one point, I wondered if, when I returned, I might not find her.

The way she had snatched the watch from me made it seem like she was more interested in the watch.

And I was already beginning to wonder if I had made a mistake, if she had tricked me, if she had wanted the watch from me.

However, the minute I reached the gate, she was still there.

I let out a sigh of relief. She was still staring at the watch, though.

"Found it," I said, and she looked up, her smile fading.

She gave me a small nod.

I quickly slid the key into the lock. This kind of lock, I did not think I could even pick.

There were different patterns, even in the key, that should have clicked with the lock inside.

However, I turned it and twisted it. Nothing clicked, no shift, only silence.

I took it out and tried again and again until I finally realized it was not working.

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