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The Rejected Luna Chapter Sixty-One
The walk back was less tense but Rae still sensed that there was something dark about the way Negan looked at her. She didn’t know if her quick thinking had been enough. She couldn’t say that she wasn’t proud of the lies she managed to come up with in the last minute. Sure, she implicated Keegan, but that was exactly what he told her to do to save herself. But somehow, that wasn’t enough for him. Of course, he had the right to be suspicious. She was conspiring against him and working with Keegan on the low. She believed in Keegan’s story despite his convincing lies and knew what Keegan would do to him as soon as the opportunity arose. She was the worst kind of betrayer, the one that as close to him as a shadow. He confided in her about his pain and she felt no real sympathy but acted as if she felt his pain. Or maybe she did. She would only be able to answer the question once she was a safe distance away from him. She couldn’t tell at the moment. She was lying to him (and to herself
The Rejected Luna Chapter Sixty-Two
Rae was right. She didn't sleep a wink even though her body was crying out for rest. The long walk paired with the late dinner exhausted her physically, but how could she sleep when she knew that the male was in the house, somewhere beneath her in a cellar, perhaps being tortured as she twisted and turned in bed by Negan for information on Keegan. She was concerned for many reasons; firstly, she couldn’t be sure if he knew about Keegan’s whereabouts or not. She didn’t know where Negan had found him. Chances were that he did, because Keegan seemed to trust him. He was the hunter, after all, the one who gathered the extra meat for her to eat. He also entrusted him with her, and since she knew Keegan well, that meant something. Also, the male knew that there was something between them. He knew Keegan left without her because he wanted her to be protected. He also knew that she followed him because she couldn’t fathom the thought of not being with him while he fought with StonePaw. Sh
The Rejected Luna Chapter Sixty-Three
Rae hadn't stopped thinking about the male. He had helped her. He had even saved her life once. She couldn't not think about him and how unfair it was that Negan's wolves could just grab him and drag him here to torture and question. She didn't accept that in her heart, even if the roles were reversed. But, of course, the only reason why she had given him a thought was because she knew him. Although she didn’t attach much importance to him before, she could not forget that if he hadn’t intervened that day in the woods, she would be perhaps dead or scarred for life. So now that he was in the same position as her, how could she do nothing?It was unfair that everyone who supported Keegan was abandoning a fellow friend who was considered Keegan’s Beta. If Keegan considered him a Beta, it meant that he was entirely trustworthy. He hadn’t even told Rae that before bug perhaps things were different now. She hadn’t seen him in a ridiculously long time. So much had changed, she imagined. Bu
The Rejected Luna Chapter Sixty-Four
Rae stood in the middle of the living room for the longest time. She didn't know what to do. She felt lost, mentally and physically. Alone. She was now alone in StonePaw. She had no allies, no one who was associated with Keegan. Nothing. All she had was fear and a sense of impending doom. She knew she couldn't stand in the middle of the living room forever. She couldn't be associated with the escape. But what would she do now? She could try to follow them. She opened the door and peered outside. There wasn't anyone around. She had a good chance of escaping even though she didn't know where everyone was headed. If she was lucky, she could find someone along the way. She was about to take a step when a voice said behind her, "Are you going somewhere, Rae?"It was Negan. She tried not to panic but it was impossible. She looked at him over her shoulder. He had a frown between his brows and his lips were pressed together. He looked genuinely confused. "I was going outside for some fres
The Rejected Luna Chapter Sixty-Five
Negan slumped to the floor. Rae fell beside him and clutched her throat as she tried to catch her breath. Her neck hurt badly. She gulped in deep breaths of air but even that didn't feel enough. She glanced at him and saw that he was still thankfully unconscious. She didn't have much time left. She didn't know when he would wake up. She stood up on shaky legs and stepped over his body. She could've sworn that she felt his hand close around her ankle but when she looked down, she saw that his arm was firmly on the ground at a strange angle. To her dismay, she saw something else. Something that scared her more than anything else. There was a small pool of blood around his head. It was as dark as the midnight sky. She stepped back quickly and pressed herself against the wall. She had killed him. She killed Negan of StonePaw. The few seconds that she spent staring at him in shock felt like minutes. She had to go. Killing an Alpha was punishable by death. Considering she was a rogue
The Rejected Luna Chapter Sixty-Six
Rae didn't find any sign of life whatsoever and she had been on the road for a little over a day. She was exhausted but the reason why she didn't rest wasn't because she thought that she was being followed. It was because she had to keep going so she could find food and water. The last time she drank water was early in the morning and she hadn't even had lunch at StonePaw the day before. She was starving and exhausted, and what was worse was that she didn't have any prospects. There was no indication that rain would fall or that any animal, even a rat, would cross her path. If she stopped, she'd die either of hunger or thirst. Getting used to her new nose was fascination but scary. She could smell everything quite well, even the grass had a strong scent, so she knew if she couldn't smell an animal it meant that there wasn't any prey nearby. When Keegan told her that hunting was getting increasingly difficult, she didn't attach too much importance to it. Now she knew what he truly
The Rejected Luna Chapter Sixty-Seven
Rae gathered a few things while watching the pack house. Firstly, the wolves who inhabited the area weren’t at all friendly. Their punishments were rigorous and they treated their employees as beneath them. There were always working people within packs but where she was from, they were treated with respect. What she saw was unacceptable. The employees all ate outside, for starters. And they slept outside. They rarely shifted so Rae was safe. They wouldn’t be able to pick up her scent, not from so far away. There weren’t a lot of pups in the pack either. There were only a handful of them which she assumed were the employees’ kin. She never saw the Alpha or Luna or anyone who could he related to them. The only ones she saw were the enforcers, and they were the ones who punished the staff for simply mistakes, something as simple as burning dinner. She was hesitant. She didn’t want to join them but at the same time, she knew that she was running out of options. She had only eaten two
The Rejected Luna Chapter Sixty-Eight
Rae was escorted inside.The maid was kind enough to give her a cloth so she could wrap it around her aching body but she needed help getting in. She tried not to meet anyone’s gaze as she walked barefoot through the kitchen that was nothing like the one she had seen in StonePaw. The floor had no tiles, only cement. Nothing was organized either. The plates were just one the counters and some piles lined the floor because it didn’t have cupboards. It was strange to her but she understood that some packs didn’t have access to the human world and this pack seemed to be one of them. Everyone she walked past was eyeing her oddly, so oddly that she felt she had made a mistake. But she felt weak and couldn’t move on without help so she pushed her worries aside and allowed the two males to carry her inside. Presumably toward the Alpha’s office. Only, it wasn’t an office. Not like the ones she had seen in the other packs. There were no shelves with books, and the desk wasn’t necessarily the
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